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Itsy Bitsy art workshop
Name of new class oodle doodle art has been changed to Itsy bitsy art!
Class is 45.00
About the class - In this new work shop I will be showing you how to draw a small character using first Carbon papel on watercolor paper. The technique allows strong outline foundation. The purpose of using carbon paper, gives character sharp contrast, a contour drawing field to it. Focus on the outlined of the character. Us e your pencil to also draw in thick and thin lines - more on Video 3
Video 1 - I want you to do not two but 8 mini series of 3 x 4 in this method. Draw your own characters on watercolor paper the first week. Follow the video!
In free motion, draw in your character using graphite pencil on Papel Carbon directly on your watercolor paper then you will spray fixative to protect your piece from smudges. Now begin by adding pastel to your back drop then once you are done use watercolor and acrylic. You can add these to wood blocks or little tiny frames.
It is very exciting and fun to simply doodle your characters in a freestyle grooving way.
Video 2 – I want you to do three pieces on watercolor paper sizes 5 x 7 not 5.5 x 7.5 dismiss what was said on video 2 about size. You will first paint your backdrop designing your three pieces in Oil pastel, crayons and watercolor. About the Technique – it brings out lovely effects and patterns. The oil pastels and crayons - resist the watercolor paint filling in the backdrop beautifully. Once you are done draw in your characters.
Video 3 – More about contour drawing. You will use a regular drawing pad 9 x 12 and you will choose your subject, a cat, a flower and child. You can use a Photo. You will do a contour outline without looking. Practice on bigger paper for a week. This will make your pieces interesting and strong in thick dark lines and light lines. When you look at an object you will see thick and thin lines and what that means it allows you to focus where the light and dark is coming from, sharp thick lines means shadow and thin lines means light.
You will not lift up your pencil while you are drawing. Continue to draw your subject without looking at your paper. It will be difficult but the purpose to this is to allow your eyes to move along the paper. Practice and you will see the effectiveness and results to this wonderful observation.
Video 4 - We will be using three watercolor paper 5 x 7 applying texture pastel, oil pastel, crayons, acrylic and watercolor. The technique is to use these mediums to amplify your pieces composition and arrangement of beautiful colors and patterns. Your pieces will be about women portraits symbolizing beauty and nature.
Name of new class oodle doodle art has been changed to Itsy bitsy art!
Class is 45.00
About the class - In this new work shop I will be showing you how to draw a small character using first Carbon papel on watercolor paper. The technique allows strong outline foundation. The purpose of using carbon paper, gives character sharp contrast, a contour drawing field to it. Focus on the outlined of the character. Us e your pencil to also draw in thick and thin lines - more on Video 3
Video 1 - I want you to do not two but 8 mini series of 3 x 4 in this method. Draw your own characters on watercolor paper the first week. Follow the video!
In free motion, draw in your character using graphite pencil on Papel Carbon directly on your watercolor paper then you will spray fixative to protect your piece from smudges. Now begin by adding pastel to your back drop then once you are done use watercolor and acrylic. You can add these to wood blocks or little tiny frames.
It is very exciting and fun to simply doodle your characters in a freestyle grooving way.
Video 2 – I want you to do three pieces on watercolor paper sizes 5 x 7 not 5.5 x 7.5 dismiss what was said on video 2 about size. You will first paint your backdrop designing your three pieces in Oil pastel, crayons and watercolor. About the Technique – it brings out lovely effects and patterns. The oil pastels and crayons - resist the watercolor paint filling in the backdrop beautifully. Once you are done draw in your characters.
Video 3 – More about contour drawing. You will use a regular drawing pad 9 x 12 and you will choose your subject, a cat, a flower and child. You can use a Photo. You will do a contour outline without looking. Practice on bigger paper for a week. This will make your pieces interesting and strong in thick dark lines and light lines. When you look at an object you will see thick and thin lines and what that means it allows you to focus where the light and dark is coming from, sharp thick lines means shadow and thin lines means light.
You will not lift up your pencil while you are drawing. Continue to draw your subject without looking at your paper. It will be difficult but the purpose to this is to allow your eyes to move along the paper. Practice and you will see the effectiveness and results to this wonderful observation.
Video 4 - We will be using three watercolor paper 5 x 7 applying texture pastel, oil pastel, crayons, acrylic and watercolor. The technique is to use these mediums to amplify your pieces composition and arrangement of beautiful colors and patterns. Your pieces will be about women portraits symbolizing beauty and nature.
Video 4 on Thursday September 19, 2013
Supplies:
Texture paste
Watercolor paper
Oil pastels
Crayons
Carbon paper
Graphite pencil
Watercolor
Acrylic
Gesso
Fixative
Supplies:
Texture paste
Watercolor paper
Oil pastels
Crayons
Carbon paper
Graphite pencil
Watercolor
Acrylic
Gesso
Fixative
Oodle Doodle art video 2 from Magaly Ohika on Vimeo.
CONTOUR DRAWING VIDEO 3 from Magaly Ohika on Vimeo.
CONTOUR DRAWING OF A BIRD from Magaly Ohika on Vimeo.
Hi Magaly,
ReplyDeleteI'm really enjoying the videos and looking forward to creating the whimsical characters. Could you tell me the brand of watercolours (love the big blocks) and which oil pastels you use. I have water based pastels, but need to purchase regular oil pastels.
Thank you.
Erin
Erin,
DeleteI am wondering the same thing regarding the brand of water colors, etc. did you get an answer?
Thanks!
Annie
How can I book one of your online classes?
ReplyDeleteEva,
DeleteI sign up via her Etsy shop. It is called ItsyBitsySpill.
I want to buy the exact same type of everything that Magaly uses Is there a list somewhere that list the specific brands of her supplies?
ReplyDeleteAnnie