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Created by Shirish Deshpande | Last updated 5/2018

Learn various amazing sketching techniques using Pens, Inks, Watercolors

What Will I Learn?

Understand how to use pens, inks, watercolors in harmony to create stunning sketches

Understand how to break down a photograph into basic shapes and convert it into a sketch

Learn how to create a sketch which looks better than its reference photograph

Requirements

Basic sketching techniques

You should be familiar with using pencils for sketching

Description

For all artists or amatuares alike who sketch, there are some persistent questions:

- Which tools should we use to sketch?

- What are the techniques associated with these tools?

- How do I know the results from various tools?

This is a one hour comprehensive course which will answer these questions for you!

This course will help you get answers to these questions and much more.

In this course, I will show you not one, not two, but five different ways of using pens, inks and watercolors to do the same sketch. You can compare the techniques employed for different tools, considerations while using these tools, and how the results differ from each other.

We will start using penciling the sketch lightly using a mechanical pencil and then develop the following five kinds of sketches on top of the rough sketch

1. Ball point pen

2. Pens and ink washes

3. Technical Pens

4. Pens, inks and watercolors - using full colors

5. Pens, inks and watercolors - using limited colors

Detailed instructions on materials used are provided, and even the rough sketch is provided with the course, so you may jump directly into using the tools by quickly creating the rough pencil sketch.

Happy Sketching 🙂

Thank you Note about Intro music:

Country Cue 1 by Audionautix is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (Visit creativecommons Artist: audionautix)

Who is the target audience?

You should be interested in any kind of visual art

You should be open to learn some innovative techniques of using pens, inks and watercolors together