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Tiger Tutorial - Study 2 - Thick Fur

£20
In this study tutorial, you will;
  • learn about my pencil techiniques and pencil pressure in a 45 min introduction video,
  • get 4h of real time tutorial video with me explaining everything I am doing as I'm doing it,
  • learn about tonal values and how to deal with complex outlines in an extra 50 minute video with lots of useful tips,
  • learn how to build your layers to create thick realistic tiger fur,
  • learn how to use tonal values to make the fur look thick and soft,
  • learn how I made my colour choices,
  • be able to download a reference photograph, materials list and outline (videos are available to watch online and are not downloadable due to their sheer size).
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Tiger Tutorial - Study 2 - Thick Fur - WITH FEEDBACK

£30
In this study tutorial, you will;
  • learn about my pencil techiniques and pencil pressure in a 45 min introduction video,
  • get 4h of real time tutorial video with me explaining everything I am doing as I'm doing it,
  • learn about tonal values and how to deal with complex outlines in an extra 50 minute video with lots of useful tips,
  • learn how to build your layers to create thick realistic tiger fur,
  • learn how to use tonal values to make the fur look thick and soft,
  • learn how I made my colour choices,
  • be able to download a reference photograph, materials list and outline (videos are available to watch online and are not downloadable due to their sheer size),
  • Receive personalised video feedback on your drawing.  This is done in a kind a and caring way to help you develop your pencil skills further. *

* I aim to provide you with video feedback within 7 working days (Except when I am on holiday or in exceptional circumstances.  In these instances, I will always keep you informed)
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Learn How To Draw Tigers In Colour Pencils

Learn how to draw thick tiger fur in colour pencils through 4 hours of real time videos. Throughout, I explain my process and choices. so you can draw along with me step by step. You will also receive a 45 min introduction video, where I go though my pencil techniques and pressures. As well as a extra 50 minute video all about tonal values and how to deal with complex outlines when drawing them, In this video you will learn lots of top tips to help you with the tutorial.


This is study 2 of the complete tiger course, now released as an individual tutorial. Please note that there are times when I refer back to study 1 when talking about fur, but this is no way effects the tutorial. It contains all the necessary information and details to complete this tutorial, so it can still be done without doing study 1 first if you so wish.


Please note that whilst reference photos, material lists and outlines are downloadable, videos are available to view online. They are not downloadable due to the sheer size of the files.

There are lots of aspects to drawing realistic tigers in colour pencils, so if you find them tricky, you are not alone! It's normal to feel overwhelmed.  I mean, where do you start? How do you know what techniques and colours to use?


But what if you had someone showing you and explaining to you step by step?


Even better what if you could watch them in you own time, as well as having the opportunity to ask questions and get feedback on your drawings?

What if I told you I have exactly what you are looking for?

The brilliant news is if you were nodding your head then you are going to love this! My Learn How To Draw Tigers In Colour Pencils series of tutorials can help you learn how to draw these magnificent animals and teach you the skills to help you to do this. 


  • It is designed to help you learn through real-time videos where I break it down step by step so you can draw along with me,
  • You will be able to work through the tutorial at your own pace,
  • I teach you the techniques I use to create realistic fur,
  • And I'll provide you with an outline, reference photo and materials list.

You will learn;

  • How I choose my colours,
  • How to build layers to achieve that realistic fur effect,
  • How to use tonal values to make the fur look thick and soft,
  • How to use a Tombow Mono Eraser and a Slice Cutter to create hairs.


Individual Feedback

If you choose to go for the individual feedback option, then you will be able to submit a photo of your drawing to me once you have completed it. I will then provide you with some personalised video feedback to help you develop your pencil skills and give you support and encouragement to do so. You will also be able to ask questions if you have any. All feedback is done is a kind and positive way, looking at the great things you have achieved, as well focusing on how you can make improvements.


I aim to provide feedback within 7 working days, except when I'm on holiday or in exceptional circumstances. In these instances I would keep you informed)

Would you like to learn how to draw different parts of a tiger?

Are you feeling stuck with how to make your animal fur look realistic?


Maybe you are feeling overwhelmed with how to layer your colour pencils?


Wouldn't it be great if someone could show you how to draw different aspects of a tiger in colour pencils and give you personalised feedback on your drawings? (optional)


This is the second tutorial in a series where you can learn to draw different features of a tiger.

(Study 3 Learn how to draw a tigers nose will be out soon!)


FAQs

  • I use Caran D'ache Luminacne colour pencils, but you do not need to use the same brand or exact colours as me. You can use whatever pencils you already have and just choose the closest colour you have to what I am using. I have provided a colour chart with some alternative colours for Prismacolors, Polychromos and Derwent Lightfast.

  • In this study, I have used a Tombow Mono Eraser and a Slice Cutter. If you do not have these I would suggest some sort of small eraser. I also use some blu-tac or putty rubber.


    As for paper, I used Hahnemühle Nostalgie paper. You do not have to use this paper, but I would recommend using a fairly smoothish textured white paper that can take some layers without being really rough.

  • Whilst you will always have access to the videos, you will not be able to download them. This is simply due to the huge file sizes which makes it unachievable.

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