SMALL PENCIL HORSE SKETCH HOW TO
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If you buy from the links, I get a little commission that helps me get more books to feature.Ī | Amazon.ca | .uk | | | | Amazon.es | .jp | Amazon. There's also another book in this series on drawing cats called CP Cats by Gemma Gylling that you can also check out.ĬP Horses: A Complete Guide to Drawing Horses in Colored Pencil is available at Amazon ( US | CA | UK | DE | FR | IT | ES | JP | CN) It's a fantastic book for learners who want to use coloured pencils for portraying horses.

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The full length demonstrations are of complete horse portraits. Many of the mini demonstrations focus on the features of the horses, such as the eyes, ears, mouth and hair. There are step by step pictures that accompany the tutorials and overall it's really in-depth. Each colour used are mentioned in the steps and the techniques are also explained and shown with illustrated examples. The tutorial instructions are clear and easy to follow. You can also read about interesting facts about horses through Cynthia's observations. There are tips on how you can take a good photograph for reference. The content covers the tools you need and assumes no prior knowledge to coloured pencil usage. It's a comprehensive instructional book with 9 mini demonstrations and 4 full length ones from start to finish. Her latest book CP Horses is on drawing horses with coloured pencils. She has published several books on pencil drawing and also teaches a course Vivid Flowers in Colored Pencil on Craftsy.

SMALL PENCIL HORSE SKETCH PROFESSIONAL

The author is Cynthia Knox, a professional coloured pencil and graphic artist.

In general, horses have: a thin head, thick chest, thin legs, narrow (ish) waist and a fairly decent-sized rump.This is another instructional book on coloured pencils published by Ann Kullberg.

If you’re drawing horses from a photograph, choose a photograph where all parts of the horse are unobscured, and one where the lighting is decent enough to fall on the contours.

You’ll soon get a feel for the proportions, and it’s a lot of fun, too.

Once you have mastered this horse drawing tutorial, why not try speed sketching horses? Aim to fill the page quickly, and construct your horses from basic shapes, like circles, ovals and curves.

Once you’re happy with your basic shape, go over the outline with a harder pencil or fine liner.

This helps your horse look more realistic and helps with the contouring of the legs.

When you come to drawing the legs, draw the joints (knees and ankles) first as rough circles. Horse Pencil Sketch Vector Images (over 500) The best selection of Royalty Free Horse Pencil Sketch Vector Art, Graphics and Stock Illustrations.

These are prominent features on the horse, so keep checking the proportions against your reference photo. Don’t add detail at this stage – if your proportions are still out, you’ll find yourself erasing your hard work.

Once you’ve planned out the form and proportions of the horse with basic shapes, smooth the lines between the shapes to join them together.

This way they’re easily distinguishable from the final details.

If you want to keep a record of your construction lines for future reference, use a coloured pencil to mark out the initial planning stage.

Only press lightly with your pencil, as these lines will be erased later on. It’s important to check proportions at this stage.

The first step to drawing horses is to break down the subject into (very) rough shapes.

SMALL PENCIL HORSE SKETCH HOW TO

Learn how to draw this horse with our easy horse drawing tutorial! Top tips for drawing horses

Small pencil horse sketch