Amy Horton

In-Depth Sweet Ragdoll Tutorial Amy Horton

When you want to LEARN while drawing wtih colored pencil...turn to an In-Depth Tutorial!

Using just 27 colored pencils, Amy will show you step by meticulous step how to draw every stroke of these beautiful ragdoll kitty. If you're attracted to this project, it's because you love cats and you love drawing them or wish you could draw them much better. You're in the right place, because this tutorial will do jst that. An excellent instructor, Amy shows you no fewer than 8 separate stroking techniques to create this soft, believable fur. And with precise details and clear instruction, you'll create those ice-blue beckoning eyes and fur that you'll want to bury your fingers in.

It doesn't have to be hard. You don't have to re-invent the wheel. Drawing needn't be a struggle. Just allow this thorough lesson to guide you to your own personal success.

WHAT'S INSIDE:

Line Drawing to transfer, print or traceSupply ListReference photo32 thorough steps with text & imagesStep by step eye instructionStey by step nose & mouth instruction8 separate & distinct fur-drawing strokesGuidance on how to create contrast

SUPPLY LIST: Visit https: //annkullberg.com/products/sweet-ragdoll for a complete supply list for this tutorial. The supply list is one of the product images. Please note the Faber-Castell Polychromos pencil name changes further down on the product page.

ABOUT IN-DEPTH TUTORIALS: Created by master colored pencil artists, each In-Depth tutorial features 30+ steps and focuses on teaching you why and not just how the artist applies their technique. No book comes close to the amount of instruction in an In-Depth tutorial. Art instruction books typically contain 4-6 steps per demo. That just scratches the surface! With large images and 30 or more steps, In-Depth tutorials truly show you exactly how the artist works, making it easy and stress-free to learn new colored pencil techniques and achieve success.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Amy studied English and art history at university. After graduating, she trained in secondary education and has been teaching art and photography for 13 years. Amy's work reflects her love of the outdoors and the natural world and she enjoys working in a wide range of media.