Hi Folks,
I don't know how many of you might be interested, but some of you may
recall we did an online exercise of a landscape using watercolour
pencils a year or so ago ( over the winter ) and around a dozen members
of the UKCPS Forum took part (and discussed their progress or lack of
it) - much of which was later published as The Allerford Tutorial on
www.penciltopics.co.uk
I am just about to get under way with another exercise that will build
into a quite big step by step tutorial.
This one is a street scene in Malcesine on Italian Lake Garda and
contains mainly buildings ( with a token tree).
I have just posted up the reference and will add to the notes as the
days go by, hopefully completing the picture and the notes before September.
If you want to follow along, have a look at
http://www.penciltopics.co.uk/page176.html
The tutorial also has links from the site home page so you can find it
again if you lose that reference.
I don't need you to get in touch, but if you do want to discuss what I
am doing in a similar group to last time, please let me know and I will
add you in to an EMail ring.
Cheers
Peter Weatherill
www.penciltopics.co.uk : 299 pages of free information
5000 plus readers every month seeking information on Coloured Pencils
and Pencil techniques
I don't know how many of you might be interested, but some of you may
recall we did an online exercise of a landscape using watercolour
pencils a year or so ago ( over the winter ) and around a dozen members
of the UKCPS Forum took part (and discussed their progress or lack of
it) - much of which was later published as The Allerford Tutorial on
www.penciltopics.co.uk
I am just about to get under way with another exercise that will build
into a quite big step by step tutorial.
This one is a street scene in Malcesine on Italian Lake Garda and
contains mainly buildings ( with a token tree).
I have just posted up the reference and will add to the notes as the
days go by, hopefully completing the picture and the notes before September.
If you want to follow along, have a look at
http://www.penciltopics.co.uk/page176.html
The tutorial also has links from the site home page so you can find it
again if you lose that reference.
I don't need you to get in touch, but if you do want to discuss what I
am doing in a similar group to last time, please let me know and I will
add you in to an EMail ring.
Cheers
Peter Weatherill
www.penciltopics.co.uk : 299 pages of free information
5000 plus readers every month seeking information on Coloured Pencils
and Pencil techniques
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