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Basset Hound Elements with Meral Altilar
Basset Hound Elements - What will the workshop include? -
Basset Hound Elements - Hi from Meral
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Basset Hound Elements - Meet Daisy!
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Basset Hound Elements - Materials
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Basset Hound Elements - Pastel Colours for Daisy
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Basset Hound Elements - Introduction Video
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Basset Hound Elements - Let's get started
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Basset Hound Elements - Part 1
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Basset Hound Elements - Part 2
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Basset Hound Elements - Part 3
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How to Paint an Elephant with Tracey MarasHow to Paint an Elephant - Materials
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How to Paint an Elephant - Reference Photo
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Stage 1: Gathering reference materials – The Importance of Research
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Stage 2: Design & Composition
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Stage 3: Preparing the Painting Surface
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Stage 4: Underpainting
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Stage 5: Sketching the Image
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Stage 6: Selection of colors
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Stage 7: Blocking in, beginning with the darks
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Stage 8: Building the texture of the skin, working towards mid-value colors
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Stage 9: Establishing the background
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Stage 10: Mid-Values
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Stage 11: Light Values
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Stage 12: Corrections
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Stage 13: Developing the Eye
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Stage 14: Finishing the Tusks
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Stage 15: Final Assessment and Highlights
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Black Spaniel Portrait with Sue Kerrigan-HarrisBlack Spaniel - Reference Photo, Materials & Initial Drawing
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Black Spaniel - Background
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Black Spaniel - Eyes
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Black Spaniel - Forehead and Cheeks2 Topics
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Black Spaniel - Ears2 Topics
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Black Spaniel - Muzzle
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Black Spaniel - Mouth and Nose
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Black Spaniel - Body and Finishing Touches
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White Isn’t White with Tricia TaylorWhite Isn’t White - Materials
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White Isn’t White - Reference Photo
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White Isn’t White - Video
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Plein air: The Good the Bad and the Ugly, with Rhonda AbramsPlein air: The Good the Bad and the Ugly
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Plein air: Gear for En Plein Air
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Plein air: Beginning
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Plein air: Composition
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Plein air: Colour
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Plein air: Perspective
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Plein air: Finishing
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Plein air: Factory on Birch
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Plein air: Stelco Factory
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Plein air: Centennial Park
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Red Brow Finch at Lake Inverell with Brent EmersonDownloads
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Part A - Lake Inverell
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Part B
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Part C - Eye
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Part C - Eye (no music)
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Part D - Beak
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Part D - Beak (no music)
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Part E - Background
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Part E - Background (no music)
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Part F - Branch
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Part F - Branch (no music)
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Part G - Body
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Part G - Body (no music)
Lesson 5 of 61
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Basset Hound Elements – Pastel Colours for Daisy
We all see colour and tonal values differently. If you do not have the same colours I am using for this demonstration available to you, you can choose another similar colour or purchase additional before beginning.
I will be using a range of soft pastels and pastel pencils.
Please watch my introduction video where you will see more of the pastels I will be using within the demonstration and have a look at Daisy’s reference photograph to help choose your colours.
Burnt Ochre
Sienna
Dark Indigo
Mars Violet
Black
Dark and light grey
White and other lights
Light blue and mid blue tones
Orange
Yellow
A range of earthy and red brown tones (See RE and BE collection on Unison Colour Website or see demonstration Introduction video )