CREATE A PASTEL PAINTING OF A HORSE
VIDEO TUTORIAL WITH ENGLISH SUBTITLES

Are you ambitious? Do you want to progress? Save time? Sell your paintings better? Be proud of yourself? … Grab your pencils, Let’s go!!

INTRODUCTION

Here is a tutorial to learn how to make a horse with soft pastel, with advice, technical explanations and animations.

• Option for payment in installments for this course *
• You can sell the painting you create**

In this course, I will guide you to help you make a portrait of a horse in dry pastel.

Tutorial introduction:

CONTENT

• Mini course “how to create realistic fur with pastel”
• Tutorial on creating the horse with dry pastel
• A PDF with all the instructions
• HD photos
• Photos with a grid for drawing
• Links to additional course material
• Color chart

LEVEL

I think this course is not specifically for beginners, so as a bonus, I’ve made a mini-tutorial on how to do fur. It is suited for intermediate levels who have moved beyond the beginner phase and who have a minimum mastery of the basics to go further.

Because a whole painting encompasses several difficulties/types of textures which could each be the subject of a very detailed course (which you will soon find in my master classes and exercises). Before tackling an entire painting, one must work very thoroughly on each element separately.

In a tutorial of this length, it’s not possible to do an ultra-detailed course with all the basics and principles for each texture in this painting! Especially since those who already master the basics would get bored.

To work judiciously and efficiently, you need to adapt the level and the number of difficulties to your level.

So eventually on this site there will be 2 types of courses:

• Master classes and exercises: to learn and understand all the basics in very detailed ways.
• Tutorials with a whole painting: to put into practice and deepen the basics learned.

You already have the basics and you want to go further on:

• How to make fine fur and clean details
• How to realistically create the textures of short and smooth fur
• How to make a horse’s eye look alive
• How to work subtly to achieve a very soft rendering
• How to make horse manes
• Which pastel pencil colors to choose
• How to do underlayers in dry pastel
• In what order to apply the colors
• Where to start and in what order to proceed?
• Etc…

Specific techniques seen in this course:

• How to make a uniform black background in dry pastel, without dirtying the rest.
• How to work with lens blur in dry pastel

MATÉRIALS

List of basic materials:
► MATERIEL

Materials specific to this course:

• Dark grey Pastelmat paper 50X30cm
• A black dry pastel stick
• An oval Panpastel knife and at least 2 oval sponges
• Fixative for dry pastel

OTHER

Filmed in 4K quality, I advise against watching on a smartphone.

French and english subtitles.

For the future renewal of the videos on this site, access to this tutorial is for a period of two years.

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Any sharing of the account to a third party (outside the family sphere), resale of the account, or any other fraud will result in the user account and associated bank account being permanently blocked!!!
Please respect the investment and work of the artist…

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* At the time of payment, choose “Klarna” and pay in 3 interest-free installments. Attention!! To pay over 3 months, your credit card must be valid until then, otherwise, the transaction will be blocked. More information on the payment system:
https://www.klarna.com/us/what-is-klarna/?

** Sale of the created painting: I authorize the copying and sale (for those officially declared, of course), but it is essential to know that legally: During any distribution (real exhibition, and on the internet), you must clearly indicate that the painting is a copy of such and such an artist, so here:
“Copy from a tutorial by SKYZUNE ART ACADEMY”, as well as on the back of the painting. 🙂