Transfer your Reference Photo - LINE ART - Jason Morgan Pastel artist
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ก.ค. 2023
- Transfer your Reference Photo - LINE ART - Jason Morgan Pastel artist
Beginner to pastels? don't know how to transfer your reference photo to your paper?
In this short lesson video I show you exactly how to do it.
To see this and MANY more art lessons please visit my Patreon art channel
/ wildlifeart
my lesson website - www.jasonmorgan.co.uk/
my reference photo site - www.wildlifeart-online.com/
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How to use pastels, beginners pastel lessons to advanced - by wildlife artist Jason Morgan
favourite pencils - PITT pastel pencil
Carbothello Pastel Pencil
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Your drawings are always so much more beautiful than the photo!
Thank you so much 😀
Very helpful for a beginner 👍
Thanks for this Jason, it’s been very helpful. I’m going to pop into ‘TheRange’ later today to get some of the transfer paper.
A problem I’m having is upscaling now that the Poster facility is greyed out in Adobe Acrobat Reader to enlarge image over more pages than A4.
Any suggestions would be much appreciated. Apple and Adobe haven’t come up with a
fix as yet.
ix as yet. Cheers.
Glad it was helpful!
Excellent explanation of how to use the papers Jason. I really enjoy your art and you have so many helpful lessons for those who would like to learn at their own pace. Most of the time I draw in the reference but I check it by using either the paper or light box because so much time goes into the drawing itself. I am working on a juvenile indigo bird in pastels (sticks and pencils) and a very camouflaged sapsucker in colored pencils on Pastelmat. I think that Pastelmat is my favorite substrate other than watercolor paper in combination. Many tips I have picked up by watching your tutorials. I had painted and drawn for years but really getting used to pastels was different for me so thank you very much.😊
so glad you found it useful
Danke aus Deutschland, habe so viel gelernt und schon viel Freude bereitet! 😊
Dank je wel voor de les. Groeten uit Nederland 😊
Fabulous! I have these transfer papers but have never really known how to use them properly. Thank you! :)
Excellent review. I really needed this!! Thank you!
Jason, please see my reply. I meant to post it as an additional comment/Question.
@Jason Do you have a video doing a white animal? Would light gray paper be a good option or is the light blue ok?
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Thanks for the brilliant tip Jason. I didn’t think of using the two transfer papers on light dogs. I have two Golden Retrievers coming up after Christmas and I will use this technique. Do you ever use a projector to transfer images? Any tips? Wishing you a very happy Christmas 🎄.
Hi love watching your videos but im a bit confused , so basicaly you are just tracing the original photo? Then filling in with pastels? Do you not draw free hand at all?
Using guidelines is not "tracing" - and quite common when you do
Portraits.
Ask any tattoo artist.
Very helpful video. Do you have to use the black paper to draw the dark area or will white do the same job? Also, are the transfer papers reusable?
I find the graphite resists my colored pencil. Does the pastell pencil cover the graphite well?
no, i use a very light transfer line, that works fine
En serio?? Y porque no lo dibujas con las medidas del modelo y ya está, entre la fotografía y el "copiado " me quedo con la fotografía por supuesto..