Fruit Sketch

How to Color a Delicious Pink Lady Apple with Colored Pencils. In this lesson I will give you tips on how to overlay colors, blend lights and shadows, and create textures.

Aloha art print by Marsha Elliott. Our art prints are produced on acid-free papers using archival inks to guarantee that they last a lifetime without fading or loss of color. All art prints include a 1" white border around the image to allow for future framing and matting, if desired.

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Kiwi with Prisma's - @sparklingkeys

bell pepper - charcoal. Note the different directions of the marks and lines to suggest 3-D form and the build up of hatching to achieve tone.

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Set of 4 Avocado watercolor Prints - Painting - illustration - Avocado Wall decor - Sweet Fashion print - Fruit Food Kitchen prints This giclee fine art print of my watercolor painting is professionally printed professional pigment inks on watercolor paper. Frame is not included. Your print comes signed and dated below the image, please let me know if you'd prefer it unsigned. Also possible this print has date and signature on the back. I use two types of paper: Watercolor Paper 190 g…

The GCSE art I've done over the past year presented. My favourite is the mixed media Citrus Fruits (oil pastel, acrylic and collage) Top Left: Coloured ... GCSE Art Board 2

Watercolour & Ink

125 Likes, 6 Comments - 💐Camila Picheco (@c_picheco) on Instagram: “Sparkling drink with fruits and rosemary to calm my nerves. #foodillustration #watercolor…”

Monthly sketchbook challenge. January 2016 - Day 16: apple

It is a funny thing, entirely unexpected, but I have become quite… attached.. to Sketchbook Skool. Oh I knew when I joined it would be fun. And I hoped it would be inspiring, and challenging …

Fruit! Doodled in my moleskine sketchbook with micron pens.

These are pen and ink studies produced with the immediacy of actually drawing from what is in front of me - in this instance food. What interests me about these kind of exercises is looking at and analysing the beauty of the everyday - especially inanimate objects such as: food, flowers, dead insects, plants and things found in the kitchen cupboards - a project I'm working on at the moment. Whenever Design is talked about the focus is usually placed upon 'Utility' and 'Problem solving' but…