Hello fellow steemers its been a long time since my last post. Today i am going to share my art that i recently made i draw a cherry and grapes using raffine colored pencils in 8.5x11 sized bond paper.
First i am going show you my drawing of cherry
Draw a circle into heart-like shapes by making the bottom of the circle come to a point. I planned to not erase the blck lines. And mistakes is visible on this drawing.
Draw a highlight on each cherry by drawing 2 inward ines and then connect them as its branch from the fruit. Now you can see how the finished cartoon
Coloring the fruit. First i we need to do is shading lighty.
Shade darkly with the purple.
This is drawing by layer we can go by the darkest purple and pink will the lightest.
And we need to pushed color with pressure to make the color more vibrant. Do not start with hard colors.
Apply the lightest color white on tge top of the red and pink to make more realistic
Use dark and a medium green on the stem i used some yellow here too.
I just draw some shadows on its bottom an here it is...
My 2nd drawing was grapes with leaves
First i draw small oblong grapes shape amd its leaves as like cartoon drawing
Colorings apply very light purple on the edges of the grapes
trace the small circles with blue violet color with coding, lightly apply the blue violet along the edges and the enter of the grapes to create dept between them..
add some blue and violet to the shadow edges. Make pressure on coloring to deepen the areas with the blue violet pencil
Here is my final coloring for the grape friuts
The last part is coloring the leaves of the grapes. First i shade the edges of the leaves with green and the other one is brown
Shade some yellow green at the center of the leaves. Mixed dark green yellow green and gold and yellow on the other leaf
And here is the result of my work
Thank you very much for passing my work is not perfect as the other drawings as you can see out there coz im not an artist i just draw when i want to. The pencil i used here is marco raffine colored pencils. Bye.
