How To Draw a Bunny With Colored Pencils | Rabbit Coloured Pencil Tutorial.

How To Draw a Bunny With Colored Pencils | Rabbit Coloured Pencil Tutorial.

This drawing was completed using Derwent Lightfast Coloured Pencils, Caran d'Ache Luminance Colored Pencils, a few Caran d'Ache Pablo Colored Pencils and a few Faber Castell Polychromos. The artwork was completed on Derwent Lightfast Paper and the reference image is my own. Should any of you complete this tutorial and wish to sell the art you are more than welcome to do that, I am placing no copyright on the image at all.

Colors Used are as follows but please use these colors as a guide, view the reference image and if you see different colors, please by all means select the pencils you think are right.

Caran d'Ache Pablo
Bistre
Brownish Biege
Sepia

Caran d'Ache Luminance
Primrose
Olive Brown
Sepia 50%
Light Cobalt Blue
Paynes Grey 30%
Carmine Lake
Pink White
Burnt Sienna
Burnt Sienna 50%
Indanthrone Blue (Eye)
Dark Indigo (Eye)
French Grey
French Grey 30%
Violet Grey
Sepia 10%
French Grey 10%
Raw Umber 10%
Naples Ochre
Primrose

Derwent Lightfast
Wheat
Merlot
Dusky Pink.
Mars Violet
Taupe
Granite.
Warm Grey
Midnight Black
Cinnamon
Salmon
Moonstone
Fossil Grey
Ruby Earth

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