I never had the courage to draw. After watching a few YouTube videos on how other people do it I decided to give it a shot.
I used a photo I took when we dined at Rimba and Rusa and copied it carefully with a pencil. I loved the interior of that Cafe so much! Then I outlined the drawing and painted it with Sakura Koi water colours. I should have painted it first then outline because the ink smears under the water colours.
So here are the results!
Used Derwent water colours. Really have no clue on how to paint with water colours. Just winging it for now until I find some classes to go to
Did this with Derwent water colours and Colleen colour pencils. The pumpkins were painted with water colours and shaded with colour pencils.
The face was shaded using Emila Yusof's tutorial on skin tones.
I'm loving the simplicity of water colours. Now to just learn how to do it properly. Time to look for classes!
Trying out water colours pulak!
With this new gadget, the water brush, I don't need a messy brush and pot of water for painting. So fun! What a great invention lol.
FYI those who live in the Klang Valley Art Friends at The Curve has a crazy collection of art stuff. I'm not an arty person or an art student. So I have no clue what most of the stuff are for. But if you are, I bet you would go nuts!
It also has a great collection of craft things. So if you are mum who needs craft things for your kid's school project, it's also a great place to go.
Medium used Faber-Castell's water colour pencils and water brush. Background painted with Derwent water colours
Using Faber-Castell and Colleen 60 double tip colour pencils.
Second photo is using steadler's fine tips.
My 2 latest work using Faber-Castell's water colour pencils and water brush.
