Metallic markers are great for adding a bit of “highlight” to any drawing or painting.
1. Draw many large simple leaves that are overlapping and even going off a sheet of paper.
2. Trace the lines with a black marker and color in with bright marker colors.
3. Add gold or silver Sharpie marker lines to the leaves as shown.
4. Use a thin marker to draw lots of lines in the spaces between the leaves.
4 comments:
This is lovely, the leaves are offset beautifully by the concentric line work. :)Elizabeth
I always feel that you can't use to many colors when coloring drawing like this. But I guess I was wrong. It all about being creative and you are so creative.
INSPIRING...I TEACH YOUTH ART AND MAY USE THIS AS INSPIRATION. THANKS FOR THE NICE ART WORK POST!
Hi there, thought you might like to see what this lesson inspired over at my place...http://msjuliesartschool.blogspot.com/2012/11/fall-foliage-and-fibonacci.html
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