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Drawing a pastel sky. Master Class
Rub crayons to get a smooth transition of colors. Slightly below the sky lighten the lightest, almost white, and yellow crayons shall pound again.
Light lines outline the approximate location of cumulus clouds and begin to paint the sky under the clouds overhead.
Rub your finger and add a little light yellow chalk to mark the light rays.
The lightest pink begin to put the finishing touches of the top layer of feather clouds.
Strong rubbing is not necessary, but just a little bit to show the light from under them, the basic strokes of light pink chalk should stay.
The background is almost drawn, so start drawing cumulus clouds.
The color varies slightly due to different lighting. Add the top of the cloud amount and a bit of yellow in the light portion. Continue to draw the next part of the clouds.
In light left edge to add a little white. In the foreground draw blue heavy rain clouds mass, volume distributing more light and dark colors. In blue color can add a little pink.
Bird draw is not required, but if you wanted to, then let the flies in the fathomless expanse of the sky over the vast clouds.
Light lines outline the approximate location of cumulus clouds and begin to paint the sky under the clouds overhead.
Rub your finger and add a little light yellow chalk to mark the light rays.
The lightest pink begin to put the finishing touches of the top layer of feather clouds.
Strong rubbing is not necessary, but just a little bit to show the light from under them, the basic strokes of light pink chalk should stay.
The background is almost drawn, so start drawing cumulus clouds.
The color varies slightly due to different lighting. Add the top of the cloud amount and a bit of yellow in the light portion. Continue to draw the next part of the clouds.
In light left edge to add a little white. In the foreground draw blue heavy rain clouds mass, volume distributing more light and dark colors. In blue color can add a little pink.
Bird draw is not required, but if you wanted to, then let the flies in the fathomless expanse of the sky over the vast clouds.
