As an artist, who’s always worked with mediums, like graphite, Pastel, or paints, I’ve been shocked by how intimidating figuring color pencil out has been! Your explanations were so helpful, and it was really entertaining watching this entire portrait take shape . Thank you so much for this ❤️. I feel like I can breathe a little easier next time I pick up my pencils 😅!
- light to dark - shadows: warmer color but darker in tone > same Color to shape hair bc it’s darker value than skin - establish local color (color not affected by different light source) 17:50 - for hair get value right - greyish green color because hair less warm - reddish tint for eyes and cheeks and nose and ears to bring life to skin - bring warmer Color to dark shadows on down facing plains like on the lid - darker values should be darker than light (shade it more) - bringing out green for contrast because most of the skin is already warm color - add third Color in transition area (two diff solid Color)
Gorgeous. I'm an absolute beginner who is 51 and never got courageous enough to start doing anything even though deep down.....I've wanted to. You've made this so easy to follow and break it down so well - I am going to try it! Thank you! I think I found a new channel to follow!
*Thank you, thank you, thank you, so many times over, thank you!!!* I have learned more from this tutorial than in hundreds I’ve watched in the last few months. You did an INCREDIBLE job explaining things in a reproducible manner and I simply want to say *THANK YOU * so much!!!!!!! I plan to take your course and wish you would do EXACTLY WHAT YOU HAVE DONE HERE for watercolor portraiture! I find it the most utterly confusing kind of portraiture to learn and you have a tremendous grasp of this material thus for teaching it back to newbs such as myself! Thank you so much!!!
I just clicked on the video without looking at the time I didn't even notice I'm already 40 minutes in, I'm listening to this while cutting papers for a project, I'll listen to more of this videos again❤️
Этот портрет как глоток свежего воздуха среди всех этих скучных туториалов из одного бежевого цвета. От вашей работы я получила настоящее вдохновение. Спасибо вам!!!
I’m rewatching this and I just want to say how lovely this turned out. You created such a beautiful, ethereal glow, that did not exist in the reference.
Beautiful!... This is exactly what I was looking for. A colored pencil look with more of the light sketchy pencil look and feel!... Hard to find anything but the burnished photorealistic colored pencil styles (that take 40+ hrs).
thank you for sharing. i've been learning for 10 years and I think i doesn't go anywhere. I'm gonna internalize your advice because all you talk about in this video is an artist mindset. god bless you
I want to thank you with allllll my heart Chris for sharing with us this entire process along with your commentary! I have been doing all I could think of to practice to improve, but I actually needed help exactly like you gave us in this video! I had been constantly checking back the past few weeks to see if you had uploaded anything new and I was starting to worry about you~ I am sooooooooo glad you are doing well and soooooooo grateful you uploaded such a helpful video! Thank you thank you thank you Chris! Hugs from Southern California ✨👍💖
P.s.s this drawing you did turned out beautiful and the colors are just so lovely and adds a sweetness and lightness that adds a new beautiful feeling compared to the original image
I’ve never thought of using a third color. And another thing i have learned from this video is that how important is the bottling color, like the skin and hair with different tones. - blessing from Taiwan😊
I'm doing my 1st professional color pencil portrait and this one is the best tutorial I've seen. Though I go for realism in proportions i love this approach of coloring than all other videos on TH-cam which finish 1st eye then 2nd eye then nose and so on. So overwhelming 😬
What a charming, accomplished little piece of art. It's got depth and sensitivity. Who wouldn't want this on their wall? She's got the freshness of a Botticelli. Thanks so much for sharing your process. 👍
Huh, you'd probably be surprised by how I hold pencils, then. I've been holding my pens "wrong" ever since elementary school, my ring finger has a bump and a crook because of it, haha !
@@corruptedteka I think that bump is called something like writers bump so it seems like many people held their pencils wrong ^^" I have it too, I didn't like it at first but now I'm like "Look at the proof of my hard work"
@@istoleyourjams270 Oh dang ! I've had it since elementary school though so haha.. They always tried to get me to hold pens right but I guess I am rebellious.
This is by far the best step by step color pencil video i have seen thus far. You could apply these steps to any color pencil drawing where as other videos I have seen it would only apply to the reference the artist uses. Thank you so much for this video
I've always struggled drawing portraits and with your tutorial I was able to draw her face. Love the colors and the way you walk us through the drawing. Thank you.
Wow, this is amazing...........a whole new way of seeing and experiencing color............thank you for all you very intentional directions..........I do want to try to attempt this way of coloring...............THANK YOU!!
Amazing tutorials I love how you explain the mind flow while asking questions ! For beginners those questions are the key to keep moving and not struggle and tuck on what to do next
This video was super helpful. I've mostly worked with graphite, and was feeling lost trying to do a figure scene using prismacolors. I stumbled upon this video today, listening to you describe/watching you execute solutions to things I was struggling with, and felt excited afterwards to have fun and try things. My approach went from timidly trying to minimize my use of colors and rely mostly on values, to having fun mixing colors and seeing things develop better than I envisioned. Using warm colors in the shadows, colors to transition between two colors, the use of pink in certain parts of the face, etc, were all things I hadn't tried, and have been fun!
I really value your emphasis on setting the stage for your creativity to shine through! personally, I never set the stage for myself and rush so much and judge so early, which never even ALLOWS me to create a beautiful piece like this. but every bit of advice and coaching in this video was digestible and great food for thought. thank you.
I was so glad to see you uploaded! !! I love your style and the way you approach your art. This piece is so pretty and your style and technique is so helpful. I would have never thought to approach a portrait this way. I love it ! Hope to see you again soon.
I always miss your videos. I really learn a lot from them. Nice job with those color pencils. I use color pencils for meditation, sometimes it's a tiresome job, Yet I love the precision we can get. Well, Bye and thanks
Welcome baaaack.. I've been waiting for your video since ages. Also, I'm thankful that you make another video about color pencils. I learnt and started using it bc of your videos and now it's one of my fav tools (along with watercolor)
So glad I watched this. I really need to adapt the "block in stage" I legit loose my mind about "fine details" and get worked up looking at very detailed refrences.
im confused how to sketch colored drawing. as an design college student, i have to know how to drawing even my best is on designing. anyway, thanks for the tutorial and explanation, i hope i could do it well. 👌🏻
I love your videos and not just because you sound exactly like Sandra Bullock (pitch/inflection/everything!!). This portrait is so beautiful, I'll definitely be watching your skillshare videos soon
even though I draw on digital, this was the best walkthough I ever seen. I learned a lot!!! It's really impressive how simple an well you explained your process, and how really useful and professional is the information you give. I really enjoy your art, thank you for making this!! ♥
This was fascinating to watch and your portrait turned out beautiful. Very interesting and helpful to hear your reasoning for why you chose certain colors throughout the process. Thanks so much for sharing! Might have to sign up for Skillshare now... lol
I don't just like it, it turned out beautifully. I wish I had more pencil colors; a limited set is a hindrance to achieving something that pretty. Thanks a lot for this tutorial!
Not really actually, you can create a lot of colors with a limited set, though it will take longer. And plus you can learn more about how colors mix instead of having those colors already. It can help with learning other mediums such as acrylics or watercolor!
"Colors want to belong to a family. They need other colors around them to have any kind of meaning"
Cute way to put it !
dude. i was looking for a shading tutorial, and i clicked this one, and i coincidentally am using the EXACT reference photo as you
As an artist, who’s always worked with mediums, like graphite, Pastel, or paints, I’ve been shocked by how intimidating figuring color pencil out has been! Your explanations were so helpful, and it was really entertaining watching this entire portrait take shape . Thank you so much for this ❤️. I feel like I can breathe a little easier next time I pick up my pencils 😅!
Chris i'm convinced your favorite word is "nuance" 😂😂
😂
Hhahhahahahahaah
Lol
@@yehudazaiden4969 ik you lying
@@ChrisHongArt your really helpful and your voice is calm
"You should hydrate right now"
-Sun Tzu, The Art Of War
So, you know the blade?
-sun Tzu, The Art Of War
''ah, so you're a man of culture aswell''
-Sun Tzu, The Art Of War
“BLOOD FOR THE BLOOD GOD”
-Sun Tzu, The Art of Technoblade
"If you have a problem, the answer is slavery"
- Sun Tzu, The Art Of War
"Thank you for the reminder"
-Sun Tzu, The Art of War
I love how you kept the reference up the whole time. It was so helpful to see the thought process
- light to dark
- shadows: warmer color but darker in tone
> same Color to shape hair bc it’s darker value than skin
- establish local color (color not affected by different light source) 17:50
- for hair get value right
- greyish green color because hair less warm
- reddish tint for eyes and cheeks and nose and ears to bring life to skin
- bring warmer Color to dark shadows on down facing plains like on the lid
- darker values should be darker than light (shade it more)
- bringing out green for contrast because most of the skin is already warm color
- add third Color in transition area (two diff solid Color)
Gorgeous. I'm an absolute beginner who is 51 and never got courageous enough to start doing anything even though deep down.....I've wanted to. You've made this so easy to follow and break it down so well - I am going to try it! Thank you! I think I found a new channel to follow!
I really like the way your structure the head, and how you combine the soft and hard edges... I wish you could upload more frequently, kisses 💖💖💖
Fantastic tutorial. Love how the portrait turned out and your explanations were super helpful.
Thanks Shelley! :)
*Thank you, thank you, thank you, so many times over, thank you!!!*
I have learned more from this tutorial than in hundreds I’ve watched in the last few months. You did an INCREDIBLE job explaining things in a reproducible manner and I simply want to say *THANK YOU * so much!!!!!!!
I plan to take your course and wish you would do EXACTLY WHAT YOU HAVE DONE HERE for watercolor portraiture! I find it the most utterly confusing kind of portraiture to learn and you have a tremendous grasp of this material thus for teaching it back to newbs such as myself!
Thank you so much!!!
using the wrong color may leads to an interesting result, the point is just relax
But I finish crying 😌👍
@@gabrielaastudillo6151 same
I love how her hair has different colors. It makes her hair very magical❤️❤️❤️
I just clicked on the video without looking at the time I didn't even notice I'm already 40 minutes in, I'm listening to this while cutting papers for a project, I'll listen to more of this videos again❤️
Finally! A tutorial that I can use to fraw portraits properly, you madr it so much easier
Этот портрет как глоток свежего воздуха среди всех этих скучных туториалов из одного бежевого цвета. От вашей работы я получила настоящее вдохновение. Спасибо вам!!!
This was fantastic! Introducing that third color at boundaries blew me away! It such a small detail but added a cohesive feel to the whole piece!
I’m rewatching this and I just want to say how lovely this turned out. You created such a beautiful, ethereal glow, that did not exist in the reference.
Beautiful!... This is exactly what I was looking for. A colored pencil look with more of the light sketchy pencil look and feel!... Hard to find anything but the burnished photorealistic colored pencil styles (that take 40+ hrs).
thank you for sharing. i've been learning for 10 years and I think i doesn't go anywhere. I'm gonna internalize your advice because all you talk about in this video is an artist mindset.
god bless you
I want to thank you with allllll my heart Chris for sharing with us this entire process along with your commentary! I have been doing all I could think of to practice to improve, but I actually needed help exactly like you gave us in this video! I had been constantly checking back the past few weeks to see if you had uploaded anything new and I was starting to worry about you~ I am sooooooooo glad you are doing well and soooooooo grateful you uploaded such a helpful video! Thank you thank you thank you Chris! Hugs from Southern California ✨👍💖
P.s. I’m going to go find your class as well! Yaaay
P.s.s this drawing you did turned out beautiful and the colors are just so lovely and adds a sweetness and lightness that adds a new beautiful feeling compared to the original image
It’s 2 am here in Texas and I’m watching your video after I got my portrait ready for painting! Loving it
So nice of you to share a real-time video for free
I’ve never thought of using a third color. And another thing i have learned from this video is that how important is the bottling color, like the skin and hair with different tones.
- blessing from Taiwan😊
17:18 It's so beautiful. The contrast between dark and light really tells a lot about the image
I'm doing my 1st professional color pencil portrait and this one is the best tutorial I've seen. Though I go for realism in proportions i love this approach of coloring than all other videos on TH-cam which finish 1st eye then 2nd eye then nose and so on. So overwhelming 😬
What a charming, accomplished little piece of art. It's got depth and sensitivity. Who wouldn't want this on their wall? She's got the freshness of a Botticelli. Thanks so much for sharing your process. 👍
I'M SO HAPPY YOU'RE BACK!!
her blush is perfectly shaped like a heart
I'm fascinated on how you hold the pencil. Lately I've been looking at how other artists hold their pencils when drawing.
Huh, you'd probably be surprised by how I hold pencils, then. I've been holding my pens "wrong" ever since elementary school, my ring finger has a bump and a crook because of it, haha !
@@corruptedteka hey I actually have the same thing but except it’s my middle finger because I press down too hard when I write
@@corruptedteka I think that bump is called something like writers bump so it seems like many people held their pencils wrong ^^"
I have it too, I didn't like it at first but now I'm like "Look at the proof of my hard work"
@@istoleyourjams270 Oh dang ! I've had it since elementary school though so haha.. They always tried to get me to hold pens right but I guess I am rebellious.
@@corruptedtekame too!!
I really like that tinge of yellow added to the right of the eyebrow :)
U draw like the people in the olden days like mona lisa. plus i lovve ur soft drawing
The way you sketch is so satisfying
stunning, I love how you manage the color palette
I love how you work, your style and the fact that my eyes are constantly amazed/entertained while learning!
this is so pretty
I was always afraid to try colour pencils, this was my first attempt and it turned out really nice, I'm elated. Thank you so much!
This is by far the best step by step color pencil video i have seen thus far. You could apply these steps to any color pencil drawing where as other videos I have seen it would only apply to the reference the artist uses. Thank you so much for this video
I've always struggled drawing portraits and with your tutorial I was able to draw her face. Love the colors and the way you walk us through the drawing. Thank you.
Excellent description of what you are doing and why you feel it is necessary! Wonderful!
I CAME AS SOON AS I HEARD!!!!!!!!!!!
Sameeee 😭
Hahaha
“Angelica...” All the way from London?! DAMN!
Sorry. I really like Hamilton.
Life lessons from this video:
"Don't worry too much about the details. You're expecting too much of yourself."
🥺
Wow, this is amazing...........a whole new way of seeing and experiencing color............thank you for all you very intentional directions..........I do want to try to attempt this way of coloring...............THANK YOU!!
Great demonstration. 'Preciate it!
Omg!!! I was thinking about you like 10 minutes ago, wondering if you would come back to TH-cam & here you are!
Very pretty! ❤️ Christina Ricci is one of my favorites! 😍💕
Amazing tutorials
I love how you explain the mind flow while asking questions ! For beginners those questions are the key to keep moving and not struggle and tuck on what to do next
I love your art so much I love drawing faces and people but I just love faces and I've always been really attracted to your work!
so colourful but also subtle... great to see another video from you!
Thank you, just finished your SkillShare class and I am enjoying getting into drawing/painting with color pencils.
This video was super helpful. I've mostly worked with graphite, and was feeling lost trying to do a figure scene using prismacolors. I stumbled upon this video today, listening to you describe/watching you execute solutions to things I was struggling with, and felt excited afterwards to have fun and try things. My approach went from timidly trying to minimize my use of colors and rely mostly on values, to having fun mixing colors and seeing things develop better than I envisioned. Using warm colors in the shadows, colors to transition between two colors, the use of pink in certain parts of the face, etc, were all things I hadn't tried, and have been fun!
thank you! first time something so clear and simple to understand
I like it ,love the colors
Tom
I really value your emphasis on setting the stage for your creativity to shine through! personally, I never set the stage for myself and rush so much and judge so early, which never even ALLOWS me to create a beautiful piece like this. but every bit of advice and coaching in this video was digestible and great food for thought. thank you.
Loved it... did it following your process... o mine... I`ve never had such a result. Thanks for sharing your art and knowledge.
I learn so much from watching you draw/paint. I watched your Skillshare lessons too and they’re absolutely amazing and insightful. Thanks!
do you have a book???? If not u really should!! Ur advice is amazing and has really helped me become confident in drawing faces 😚🥺
HELP 🐱 that profile pic 😭😭😭
@@catsyeemos5404 😭😭😭 elio elio elio
The results are awesome 😍😍😍
I was so glad to see you uploaded! !! I love your style and the way you approach your art. This piece is so pretty and your style and technique is so helpful. I would have never thought to approach a portrait this way. I love it ! Hope to see you again soon.
Amazing drawing ! the tip to put a third color to qmoothen the transition between to colors was amazing i tried it and worked well
I always miss your videos. I really learn a lot from them. Nice job with those color pencils. I use color pencils for meditation, sometimes it's a tiresome job, Yet I love the precision we can get. Well, Bye and thanks
your artwork is inspiring and amazing. No more perfection of blending and smoothness under hyper realistic mood. 💖💖
Welcome baaaack.. I've been waiting for your video since ages. Also, I'm thankful that you make another video about color pencils. I learnt and started using it bc of your videos and now it's one of my fav tools (along with watercolor)
Just found your channel and I’m soooo happy. Your explanation on how to draw this picture made so much sense. Thank you so much from a new fan
Very nice demonstration!
I had so much fun drawing this! Loved how it turned out!
super cool!!!! when i have some more time i will get skilshare and actually take ur course!!!
it is very inspiring to watch you work
Wow! I loved it. You inspired me. I'm going to try portrait with colour pencil. Thank you so much!
I love the way you work with colors
So glad I watched this. I really need to adapt the "block in stage" I legit loose my mind about "fine details" and get worked up looking at very detailed refrences.
Amazing work!
im confused how to sketch colored drawing. as an design college student, i have to know how to drawing even my best is on designing. anyway, thanks for the tutorial and explanation, i hope i could do it well. 👌🏻
I hit the like button before even watching, because as always your content is beautiful
Love your transition colors concept. Great!
I love your videos and not just because you sound exactly like Sandra Bullock (pitch/inflection/everything!!). This portrait is so beautiful, I'll definitely be watching your skillshare videos soon
진짜 너무 예쁘네요...
I love you art!!!! Finally!!
Finally u are back here agaiiiin!!! yeii!
It's crazy how quickly she came to life! Loved this, I feel so inspired ☺️❤️
Wow your portrait process is just amazing🤩
I always enjoy your videos
even though I draw on digital, this was the best walkthough I ever seen. I learned a lot!!! It's really impressive how simple an well you explained your process, and how really useful and professional is the information you give. I really enjoy your art, thank you for making this!! ♥
Colorful & wonderful
A year later, still an amazing tutorial. Thanks Chris!!
Nice interpretation and improvisation with the colors🔥
Thank you for this! I’m trying to learn to use different colors with my colored pencil artwork and this helps me figure out where to start
Thanks a lot for the explanation. Very usefull. From France.
Your portraits are so special, so beautiful,And so yours!you have got such talent!🤗😍🥰🤩
This was fascinating to watch and your portrait turned out beautiful. Very interesting and helpful to hear your reasoning for why you chose certain colors throughout the process. Thanks so much for sharing! Might have to sign up for Skillshare now... lol
The best portrait tutorial I have ever seen. I was drawing with you. It has been my best result so far. Thank you! Greetings from Germany!
Beautiful drawing !!!!! Thank you for the video !
I absolutely love the color palette for her portrait! Beautiful!
Yay you are back on youtube!!!!!
I don't just like it, it turned out beautifully. I wish I had more pencil colors; a limited set is a hindrance to achieving something that pretty. Thanks a lot for this tutorial!
Not really actually, you can create a lot of colors with a limited set, though it will take longer. And plus you can learn more about how colors mix instead of having those colors already. It can help with learning other mediums such as acrylics or watercolor!
@@blackdemonheart9696 Thank you!
Hi. Your work is pretty good!
I would love to see you do a color pencil darker tones
I love your water color painting
Stunningly beautiful work, you can tell you've put the hours and years into your craft. ❤️
i've been waiting for this video FOR YEARS THANK YOU SO MUCHDJJSD