Cotoneaster in Coloured Pencil Part 1
A botanical art tutorial by Emma Tildesley.
The next addition to our composition is a sweet branch of Cotoneaster.
In part one we will work above the Dahlia and in part two we will continue underneath the flower.
There are lots of little leaves to your teeth into and an interesting branch texture.
Take a look at the composition picture to see how I have placed the stem.
- Subject: Flowers
- Topic: Cottage Garden
- Medium: Coloured pencil
- Access: included with membership, or buy this tutorial on its own
What you'll need
- Paper: Saunders Waterford 140lbs Hot Pressed
- Faber-Castell Polychromos: White 101, Ivory 103, Earth Green 172 and 11 more
- Other tools: Putty Rubber/Blu-Tac, Tombow Mono Eraser, Embossing tool
The full colour list comes with the tutorial, in its materials download.
More Cottage Garden tutorials
- Red-Hot Poker in Coloured Pencil: Part Eight
- Red-Hot Poker in Coloured Pencil - Part Seven
- Red-Hot Poker in Coloured Pencil: Part Six
- Red-Hot Poker in Coloured Pencil: Part Five
- Red-Hot Poker in Coloured Pencil: Part Four
- Red-Hot Poker in Coloured Pencil: Part Three
- Red-Hot Poker in Coloured Pencil: Part Two
- Red-Hot Poker in Coloured Pencil: Part One