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Feline Friend
Artists Palette
|No 169
According to this pastellist, fur can be a little difficult – as it grows in a few directions around the face. Her method is to lay down a foundation of colour, working in the direction that the fur grows.
MATERIALS
• Soft Chalk Pastels: Art Spectrum and Winsor & Newton.
• Charcoal pencil.
• Pastel Pencils: Cretacolor and Stabilo CarbOthello.
• Spray fixative.
• Kneadable eraser.
• Scoring knife. • Pastel Paper: Colorfix by Art Spectrum.
STEP ONE
To do the initial sketch, I create a scaled drawing of the subject on paper (working from photographs). I concentrate on key lines around the eyes, nose and ears. Getting these details correct now is essential to creating a real likeness to the subject. Often I will use a few grid lines to help scale up a subject.
I then transfer this sketch onto my Colorfix pastel paper.
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