❤❤❤ beautiful Lisa! I think you are the Queen 👑 on grass 🥰

Thanks so much for that will be so helpful.

Can’t you draw it freehand?

Excellent video thanks. Almost all the other Gimp videos that describe this process , the screen image isn't clear and sharp. The voices are often muffled and worse they seem to try and rush through it as quickly as possible making it almost useless as an instructional video. The only way is to turn on subtitles and continually backspace the video to try and pick out what they just selected. I will be viewing your other video's thanks again. Regards Owen (from Down Under)

Just awesome information😊

Thanks Lisa, a beautiful horse portrait, love your work-Alan in Norfolk.

Amazing and exactly what is the mask that is laid down to protect the drawing from overspill?

You're doing wax oil...then water soluble pencil and water, then back over with wax oil pencil? REALLY CONFUSING

So you're putting water color pencil over wax oil pencil ? That works? Doesn't the pencil look awkward under the warecolor?

So you only use water on the base and the rest is just pencil?

You don't pronounce the p so its just thalo

Amazing drawing….and very helpful thankyou. Do you have a patreon?

Such a lot of useful information, thank you Lisa 🥰

Perfect vídeo,thank you!what size do you usually work in?❤

Did you spray fixative before applying colored pencil?

To save all that printer ink I put my photo into an app on my iPad, then on a ‘layer’ I draw all the outline and detail. I then print this simple line drawing to whatever size I want. If it’s larger than A4 I print it off in sections ☺️

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I am working on my very first dog portrait on tan paper. In colored pencil. I've always liked the bokeh effect but never tried it. I really like how you've done this and I can't wait to apply this technique to my own drawing. Where did you get your pastels and your sponge blending tool? Oh, and I just love your hair. 😊

Time lapse skipped over how you smoothed over the blue in the eye

Ever designed your friskets digitally, then downloaded the files to a plotter to cut them out using frisket paper? Makes life a heck of a lot easier.

Wow, I am absolutely blown away by your artwork of foxes! The level of detail and the vibrant colors you used are simply mesmerizing. Each brushstroke seems to bring the foxes to life, capturing their grace and cunning in a way that feels both realistic and magical. The way you’ve managed to depict their fur with such texture and depth is nothing short of extraordinary. It looks so soft and fluffy that I almost want to reach out and pet them! Your choice of background perfectly complements the foxes, creating a harmonious balance that draws the viewer’s eye to the main subjects while still providing a rich, immersive environment. The light and shadow work is phenomenal, adding a dynamic and almost three-dimensional quality to the piece. I can tell that you put a lot of thought into every aspect, from the composition to the smallest details, and it really shows. The expressions on the foxes’ faces are incredibly expressive and full of character. It’s clear that you have a deep understanding of these beautiful creatures, and your passion for them shines through in your work. The playful glint in their eyes, the curious tilt of their heads, and the fluid motion of their bodies all contribute to a narrative that feels alive and engaging. It’s like you’ve captured a moment in time in the wild, allowing us to glimpse the secret world of these fascinating animals. I could spend hours admiring every intricate detail and still find new things to appreciate each time I look. Your talent is truly remarkable, and this artwork is a testament to your skill and creativity. Thank you for sharing such an awe-inspiring piece with us. It’s not just a drawing of foxes; it’s a captivating story and a work of art that evokes wonder and admiration. You are incredibly gifted, and I can’t wait to see more of your amazing creations!

Birds would give you the chance to use many more colours❤❤

The Derwent Drawing pencils are not water soluable.

Great video with lots of useful information. Thanks.

I make my own sofftool

Do you have a tutorial on how to draw a wolfhound

I find it impossible to keep a sharp point on my color pencils!!!!!

How does an eraser work on each?

Thank you!!!

Fabulous. I watched because I’m very interested in how Panpastels can help to fill tooth and cover larger areas in colored pencil drawings. I worry about the loss of media purity in the final result. Is it cheating? lol. But, I think my personality lends itself more to a workable shortcut to achieve a similar result. I’m anxious to see if you can achieve the same photorealistic cat by the end of the video! I’m subscribed and look forward to adding your knowledge and techniques to my current classes. Thanks!!!

Good info. I’m looking into an art projects since I’ve been injured and dragging my oils or heavy box of pastels.havent played with colored pencils in many years.

Hello Lisa, Thank you so very much for sharing your expertise. You are the only one I found that shows your reference along side of your work. I cannot find your part 1 and 3 video for this beautiful black cat on black paper. Would you kindly inform me where to find them? Thank you so much in advance.

I signed up for your Corgi Tutorial, but it says the page cannot be opened 😢

How do you fix a blurry reference picture I have a bay horse that somebody wants me to do and it is really blurry and I don't know how to fix it

youre awesome! thanks for your videos!

I really need to get my pencils working. Not attempted to use drafting film. This husky is beautiful. Beautiful art that you make look easy.

That slice knife makes quite a difference 🙂

Fabulous tutorial ❤

What didyou use to put was ink in? Or watercolour or paint to draw the black colour in?

This is really helpful. I came across a video that said, "You'll see here that I used a colour picker." I had no clue what they were talking about, so I was very happy to find your video. Thank you!

I love that you explain why. It means I can take things away to experiment , rather than just following along. And that you use your own photos for references.

Spot on, as ever.

No matter the level of difficulty, you make it seem so easy.

I have learned so much from Lisa already and still learning. Such clear tutorials a real recommendation for everyone who want’s to master the colour pencil techniques

Beautiful!

Lisa is the Best !! Love all of your Tutorials are so easy to follow! Brilliant!!

Lovely introduction, really enjoying your tutorials