#colour pencil pet portrait artist

[isbergillustration]

It's my kitty's 15th birthday today. She remains despite this a tiny little soft baby.

[rebeccawangart]

Fuzzy (2004)

Colored pencils on black paper, 9x12", 2004. A portrait of a tortoiseshell cat named Fuzzy, who was my very first cat. She passed away in 2008 at the ripe old age of 20 years old. She was a wonderful cat but definitely had a lot of tortitude!

[lilyofthevlly]

my best friend’s budgie, Paulie, went over the rainbow bridge a couple of months ago and wanted to create a little portrait of him💚 he was such a sweet little boy😭

[alatariel-gildaen]

I wish I knew how to go about marketing my art and getting commissions. I'm not even sure if I'm good enough as I don't tend to get any reaction from posts, either on here, Facebook, or Instagram.

Any advice would be welcome

[theartdaleterrier]

I'm going to try and draft a commission price chart today! I don't want to sell myself short but I don't want to overprice my work, so I'm a little stressed. So my question is: how much would you pay for one of these portraits?

(Beauce is S'prit du Joie de Vie Adventure CGCA CGCU TKN, cat is @/sleepyowlwrites's special lil guy)

[sparticus2000art]

30 day art challenge day 1- self portrait

Feat my cat gizmo

[aeternabitart]

I was going to draw a friend's dog who died a couple of years ago this month, but my friend was too sad to find a photo for me. So this one is from Unsplash, but the colours are modified to be like my friend's dog. 🤗🐶❤️

[kelseykclay]

Happy New Year, Everyone! I'd like to start 2023 off by sharing this commissioned portrait - "Tannin" - 7x5" in coloured pencil.

[iamjoayla]

Lil kitty cat

[jennyhbpencilart]

I am working my way down her face and body now. 🤗🐾🎨

First I block the places where the light is catching her fur.

Then I add in some darker colours.

I add more layers to build up the fur.

And - before the area I am working on is finished - I put in the light and dark first layer on the next section.

🤔 How do you approach your work?

Do you finish each task you do completely before moving on?

Or do you overlap with the next task?

[velvetsart]

Hello! I saw some of your colored pencil works and I really love your style! I myself am trying to get into colored pencils as a medium and I just wanted to ask what resources or tips do you have for someone who's an intermediate drawer but a novice with color and colored pencils

thank you!! i don’t have any specific resources but when i first got ‘serious’ about colour pencils i did research into oil vs wax based (eg prismacolor) pencils before buying a set. i use faber castell polychromos because i prefer the qualities of oil based pencils, but it’s all down to personal preference

paper type also affects pencil drawings greatly, if you want texture & a lot of layers, go for a rougher tooth, and if you want minimal white spots at the cost of fewer layers use smooth paper (i use bristol board for pet portraits)

you can also experiment with using pencil on top of watercolour/marker etc bases or coloured paper, e.g. for this deer drawing i did a watercolour base which you can see in this vid

with paint people say to start with fewer colours and learn how to mix but for pencil i would say get as many colours as you can bc the only ‘mixing’ you can do is layering and there’s a limit to how many layers your paper (and hand) can take. its also hard to buy the missing colours later without rebuying the ones you already have. you can def make do with a smaller set if you want to do highly stylized art

'burnishing' is good to know about

for colour in general i think just study art that uses colour in a way you like, the principles will be similar across mediums. i don’t really believe in right or wrong ways to do things, as long as you’re achieving what you want. if you don’t know where to start, i recommend checking out james gurney, he has painting vids on youtube which give an interesting insight into how he uses colour. i just found a vid which shows him combining watercolour and coloured pencils

also find colour pencil art you like and think about how it was made. i love @ink-the-artist ‘s pencil art, i think they use marker bases in some of theirs and it gives it a rly saturated warm look (esp ones w yellow bases) & i love how the darkness is made up of different colours. they use prismacolor which gives it that waxy blended look

sorry this is kind of a word vomit, i hope at least some of it is useful to you. good luck with your colour journey! ♡

[onceuponmmy]

Mother Day Ideas

Whether your mother is someone who likes the outdoors, or someone that enjoys doing things inside. You can't go wrong with anything bought or homemade...

Bookish

(reader/writer/linguist)

<Homemade>

Write her a Story

Homemade Bookmarks

Homemade Puzzles/Crosswords

Write a Poem/Haiku/Family Quote

<Bought>

Her Fave Books (Date with a Book) with Bookmarks

Personalised or Cute Stationery (Pens)

A new Journal/Scrapbook (With Stickers)

Book of Puzzles/Crosswords/Pattern Colouring

Foodie

(cook/baker/foodie)

<Homemade>

Make her Breakfast in Bed

Bake her something

Cook her something

Make or Personalise Apron or Utensils

<Bought>

Cooking Utensils/Equipment or Apron

Get her Fave Treats/Snacks

A selection of her Beverages (Hot or Cold)

Make up a Foodie Kit (Ice Cream Kit, Movie Munchies Kit, etc)

Outdoors

(gardener/active/animals)

<Homemade>

Plan a Day Out (Park, Beach, Gardens, Museum/Gallery, etc)

Grow A Plant/Tree

Make something from wood/glass (Jewellery/Trinket box, etc)

Take care of the Animals for the Day.

<Bought>

Choose a Cap/Hat/Sweatbands/an article of Active Wear

New or Personalised Water bottle/Exercise Equipment

Plant/Flowers/Gardening Tools

Handy Tools (Hammer, tool bag, etc)

Pet Accessories or Mementos (Mugs/Shirts/etc)

Creative

(artist/crafter/memento)

<Homemade>

Photography Projects (Digital Slideshow) Scrapbook

Make Cards/Paintings

Make Candles/Soaps/Bath Salts/Sugar Scrubs

Sewing/Knitting/Crochet (Scarf, Beanie, Slippers, Blanket)

<Bought>

Art Mediums (Paints & Brushes, Pencils, Clay, etc...)

Print Photography Portraits

Scrap-booking Supplies and Book

Sewing/Knitting/Crochet Equipment

Glamour

(fashionista/beauty/shopping)

<Homemade>

Give her a Home Spa Day (Massage, Facial, Pedi-Mani)

Homemade Jewellery (Necklaces, Bracelets, Earrings)

Paint her nail, Create Hairstyles

Have a Fashion Show Runway

Design a Fashion Line with things at Home

<Bought>

Self-Care/Skin Care Kits

Gift Cards/Vouchers

Fashion Accessories (Wallets, Purses, keychains, etc)

Shopping Trip; Choose a new Outfit

Beauty Supplies (Lip balm, Perfume, Make Up, etc)

Entertainment

(singer/dancer/play)

<Homemade>

Compose a Song

Perform a Play

Create Dance Routine

Make a Playlist/Mixed Tape or CD

Homemade Music Memorabilia Crafts

<Bought>

Music Memorabilia

Go to a Show/Orchestra/Play

Attend a Concert of Music Festival

Find Personalised Packaging

Technology

(gamer/computers/devices)

<Homemade>

Play a Game with Her

Design a Game Together

Create something from old Tech Equipment

Laptop Decals/Stickers to Decorate

Sewn Laptop Case

<Bought>

Choose Accessories (Earphones, Speakers, Charger, Bags, Chargers, etc)

Personalised items (Mouse pads, Pictures, etc)

Desk Decorations (LED Lights, etc)

Portable Chargers & Desk Lamps

Smart Devices (Watches, Lights, Alexa)

Chill

(cozy/relaxed/homely)

<Homemade>

Do her Jobs for the Day

Give her a shoulder robe

Movie/TV Series Day in

Junk Food Day

<Bought>

Slippers/Ugh-boots

Fluffy or Soft Blanket/Robe

Sleeping Mask

Massage Tools

Any Mother

(What to get if you're unsure) :

PLAN FOR THE DAY (Doesn't have to be everything, choose what you feel she would love to do)

BOUGHT (Can never go wrong with a custom gift basket)

Build a Gift Basket -

Basket/Gift Box

Treat/Snack/Drink

Self Care/Relaxation

Scented Goodie

"Mom" Goodie (Jewellery, Mug, Cozy things, Bookish...)

Fresh Flowers (Preferably Her Favourite)

Card/Poem/Haiku/Quote

MOTHERS DAY COUPONS (Just some options, or you can make them yourself in to a small booklet)

[lifestyleblogeruk]

10 Unique Approaches of Animal Artists for Pet Portraits

Do you love pets and their adorable pictures? In Eastbourne, some pet artists are there to create quality pet portraits. An animal artist draws or paints pets, making them look lovely. They have unique ways of doing it, like using colours, pencils, or technology! You can get a portrait of your pet that shows its true personality and feelings. These artists can make the pet portraits look very simple or very detailed. 

So, if you want a picture of your furry friend, an animal artist in Eastbourne can help you!

I. The Artistry of Animal Artists in Eastbourne

Animal artists in Eastbourne are super talented! They create extraordinary pet portraits that look real and lovely. They make pets come alive on paper with colours, pencils, or technology. These artists have a way of capturing the feelings and personalities of pets. 

Some make portraits simple, while others add lots of details. Their artistry is unique and wonderful, and pet owners love their work. If you want a picture of your furry friend, an animal artist can help you get the perfect portrait!

II. Realism Redefined: Hyper-Detailed Pet Portraits

Get ready to be amazed by hyper-detailed pet portraits. Talented pet artists create these with utmost care and perfection. These artists have skills in making pets look incredibly real in their artwork. 

Thus, only they can create a more live and perfect portrait. From fluffy fur to shiny eyes, they capture it all. These hyper-detailed pet portraits are like looking at a photograph. An artist in Eastbourne can create a masterpiece for you!

III. Abstract Expressions: Capturing the Soul of Pets

Imagine pet portraits that are like colourful dreams brought to life. Talented artists create abstract animal portraits that capture the soul of pets. They use shapes, colours, and textures instead of making everything look real. 

So, their artworks show the feelings and personalities of pets. These portraits are like beautiful puzzles that make you feel happy and curious. Abstract pet portraits are full of imagination and creativity. If you want a unique and expressive one, an artist in Eastbourne can make it happen!

IV. Digital Delights: The Fusion of Technology and Art

Get ready for a fascinating blend of technology and art in Eastbourne. Artists are using digital tools to create amazing pet portraits. They can draw and paint on a screen with special software and tablets. This digital approach gives them lots of flexibility and allows them to make changes. They can create different versions of the same portrait and add special effects. 

Digital pet portraits are like magical creations that look vibrant and beautiful. If you want a unique and modern portrait of your pet, an artist in Eastbourne can create a digital delight for you!

V. Mixed Media Magic: Blending Techniques and Materials

Prepare to be amazed by the magical world of mixed-media pet portraits. Pet artists use different materials and techniques to create stunning artwork. They blend paints, pencils, papers, and even fabrics to make pet portraits come to life. It is like making a beautiful collage of textures and colours. These mixed-media pet portraits are unique and full of surprises. 

The artists' creativity knows no bounds. Artists can create a masterpiece using mixed media magic for extraordinary animal portraits.

VI. Whimsical Wonders: Illustrative Pet Portraits

Step into a world of whimsy. Wonder with illustrative animal portraits in Eastbourne. Artists create magical artwork that tells a story. They bring pets to life in charming and playful ways. Professionals use their imagination and drawing skills. These illustrations are like pictures from a fairy tale, making you smile and dream. 

Each portrait is unique and especially captures the pet's personality. An artist can create a whimsical wonder to create a pet portrait with joy and magic.

VII. Minimalist Marvels: Simplicity and Elegance

Discover the beauty of simplicity and elegance with minimalist pet portraits in Eastbourne. Artists create stunning artwork using clean lines, simple shapes, and a colour palette. These portraits have a calm and sophisticated vibe, making them marvellous. They capture the essence of pets with just a few elements, showcasing their unique charm. 

Minimalist pet portraits are like fresh air, creating a sense of peace and harmony. If you want a pet portrait that is stylish and timeless, hire an animal artist in Eastbourne. They help create a minimalist marvel for you!

VIII. Collage Creations: The Art of Assemblage

Get ready to explore the fascinating world of collage pet portraits in Eastbourne. Artists create artwork with cutouts, fabric, and textured papers. It is like making a puzzle of textures and colours to create a beautiful picture of pets. These collage pet portraits are unique and full of creativity. They have a layered and three-dimensional look, making them truly special. 

Each pet portrait is like a masterpiece of artistry. Work with a top animal artist in Eastbourne if you want a pet portrait full of surprises and creativity.

IX. Watercolour Wonders: Vibrant and Fluid Pet Portraits

Prepare to be amazed by the vibrant and fluid pet portraits. Top animal artists create these with watercolours in Eastbourne! Artists use special paints and brushes to bring pets to life in beautiful and colourful ways. 

Watercolour pet portraits have a magical quality, as the colours blend and flow on the paper. They capture the energy and liveliness of pets with their dynamic brushstrokes. Each portrait is like a burst of joy and happiness. Work with a renowned artist if you want a pet portrait full of life and vibrancy. Only they can create a watercolour wonder just for you.

X. Custom Commissions: Personalising Pet Portraits

Animal artists offer custom commissions to personalise pet portraits according to your preferences. They take time to understand your pet and the bond you share. 

Professionals ensure all their artworks reflect the unique personality of pets. These custom pet portraits capture the love between you and your furry friend. An artist can create a personalised masterpiece to make a unique portrait.

In conclusion, the world of animal artists in Eastbourne is amazing. They have unique approaches to creating pet portraits that bring joy. Each artist has their style, i.e. hyper-detailed realism to whimsical illustrations. They bring pets to life on paper through digital art, mixed media, or watercolours. They can even customise portraits to make them extra special. 

So, if you want to create a beautiful portrait, an animal artist can turn your vision into reality. Get ready to cherish a masterpiece that celebrates the love for your pet!

[jonkittleson]

Capturing Your Pet's Personality: Finding the Perfect Custom Pet Portrait Artist

Custom pet portrait art is a growing trend among pet owners, as it offers a unique way to celebrate and commemorate the special bond between them and their furry companions. These custom pet portrait artists provide personalized artwork that captures the essence and personality of a pet, making for a cherished keepsake that lasts a lifetime.

If you are a pet owner looking for a special way to honour your furry friend, commissioning a custom pet portrait artist may be just what you are looking for. But with so many artists and options out there, it can be hard to know where to start. Here are some tips to help you find the right custom pet portrait artist for you and your pet.

1. Look for artists who specialize in pet portraits. While many artists can create beautiful portraits of all kinds, it is best to work with an artist who has experience specifically in pet portraiture. They will have a better understanding of how to capture the unique features and personality of your pet.

2. Check out their portfolio. A good artist will have a portfolio of their work available for you to view. Look at their style and see if it resonates with you. Some pet portrait artists work in a more realistic style, while others have a more whimsical or cartoonish approach.

3. Consider the medium. Custom pet portraits can be created using a variety of mediums, including pencil, water-colour, oil paint, and digital art. Consider which medium would best suit your pet's personality and the style you are looking for.

4. Think about the size and format. Custom pet portraits can be created in a variety of sizes and formats, from small sketches to large-scale paintings. Consider where you will be displaying your portrait and what size and format would work best for your space.

5. Communicate with the artist. Once you have chosen a pet artist, be sure to communicate your vision for the portrait. Provide them with clear photos of your pet and any specific details you would like to see included. A good artist will work with you to ensure that you are happy with the final product.

By following these tips, you will be able to find the right custom pet portrait artist for you and your pet. Not only will you end up with a beautiful and unique piece of art, but you will also have a cherished memento that celebrates the special bond between you and your furry companion.

If you are an artist looking to specialize in custom pet portraits, it is important to understand the demand for this type of artwork and the unique challenges it presents. By focusing on capturing the personality and essence of each pet, you can create meaningful and one-of-a-kind pieces that will be treasured by pet owners for years to come.Custom Cat Portraits Artist- Looking for a skilled custom pet portrait artist? Jon Kittleson specializes in creating unique custom portraits of people, pets, dogs, and cats. Feel free to browse my portfolio.

[alatariel-gildaen]

Everything's going wrong, and I really feel like I'm about to lose it.

Firstly, we're stuck in a maisonette with rising damp and mould, and the freeholders are doing precisely NOTHING about it all.

This has caused major respiratory conditions for all three of us. The worst of the damp and mould is in my disabled son's bedroom - this is what it currently looks like in there

The wallpaper and plaster have fallen away, the wall itself is actually wet, I'm cleaning mould up every day. We've had to throw away toys, bedding, books, and clothes of his that have been destroyed by mould.

We can't move, because we own the flat and no one will buy it with this problem, and we can't fix it ourselves, because its a structural issue that is the responsibility of the freeholder, and they have done nothing but ignore our pleas for the last 2 and a half years.

Ok, ready for the rollercoaster that's making me lose it? Strap in.

Now, as my son is disabled, and we're a relatively low income family, we were able to apply to the family fund for a holiday, something we've not been able to afford to do for YEARS.

This Friday, we're due to fly out to the south of France for a week. The FF awarded us £500 towards the holiday, but we had to pay the rest out of our savings, costing us just about £1200, and depleting our savings to nothing. We figured it'd be worth it - the holiday park we're going to sounds utterly perfect for him, with lots of nature, wildlife, and secure facilities with easy access. Something we simply wouldn't have even considered without the FF's help. Yes, it was still expensive, but the memories would be utterly priceless.

A couple of week's ago my car's engine light came on. Honestly something I'd probably be ignoring right now normally, but my husband was due to take his driving test in it this week before we fly out, and we are pretty sure that you can't take it in a car with the engine light showing. We managed to get it seen, and it requires around £800 worth of repairs. I cannot function without a car - it's absolutely vital for transporting my son and keeping him safe.

As I mentioned before, we've all had respiratory problems linked to the mould. My poor son seems to have a permanent frog in his throat. I've been diagnosed with asthma following a cough that I've had now since last November. A few weeks ago, my husband developed a similar nasty cough. And last week that cough suddenly got worse. He was vomiting due to the cough, in pain from head to toe, shivering and shaking.

Yesterday it was so bad, we called NHS 111, and they were so worried, they sent out an ambulance.

He's been admitted to hospital with pneumonia caused by the damp and mould. He can't take his driving test (obviously) and we are most likely going to lose out on our holiday.

I'm self employed but been unable to work much due to illness, but I'm going to have to put that aside.

So, I'm begging you, please help out a struggling artist, mother to a disabled child, and wife to a terribly ill husband. If I can book in a few pet portraits, I'll be able to cover our mortgage this month, and hopefully recover some of our lost holiday money, as well as keep my car on the road.

Here are some examples of my work.

Mostly I work in coloured pencil on pastelmat, although occasionally I can also do drafting film (if the subject allows for it) Commissions are £140 for an A4 piece and that will include postage to anywhere in mainland UK - outside of the mainland, of course I'll have to charge extra for postage.

I appreciate these aren't cheap, but a lot of work goes into them. If you could please reblog to get this seen, I would appreciate it so so much.

I am in the process of setting up a website for these, but feel free to contact me here in the meantime.

Thank you so much for taking time to read, and reblogs to signal boost are hugely appreciated

[danphe]

A very special tiny portrait, EggCreme 🌼