Next, more chair work. I used muted turquoise for the darker areas and light sky blue for the lighter ones, then blended with a brush. Something important to remember is to not be shy about letting your colors bump up against each other. I sometimes see new colored pencil artists seem to hold back and create halos where the background meets the subject.
Then, kitty. This is where the fun begins. I started pretty bold, with Orange in the orange parts, and white in the white parts. A little Burnt Sienna mixed in, it's important to follow the fur patterns. I'm still pretty much scribbling this in with flat points.
Pinked up the ears and nose, next step will be carefully working on those paws, which will require more careful observation to get the details right.
Questions? Just ask! If you're just finding this tutorial, just scroll down to the first one to watch the step by step. I'll post more soon, I'm thrilled to say that new commissions have "interfered" with this project, but commissions always come first! Robin
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