Realistic fish drawing colored pencils

Uncover the secrets to capturing the iridescent beauty of underwater life using colored pencils. Perfect for both beginners and seasoned artists, this step-by-step guide unveils techniques to bring your fish scales to life with vibrant hues and realistic details. Immerse yourself in the mesmerizing world of aquatic artistry and elevate your creations to new depths. Ready to make a splash on your canvas? Let's embark on this colorful journey together!

Description I used prismacolor pencils, derwent coloursoft, caran d'ache pablo pencils, faber castell polychromos and a uniball white gel pen. Also I used a pigma micron pen for its eyes. I drew on strathmore gray toned paper. Hope you guys like my work

An artist that has no art qualifications, driven by her love for drawing, nature and the animal kingdom. Sallyann, has really mastered the medium, shown by the realism she is able to achieve, plus the lovely bight colors she injects into them. A small extract from her website, speaks her words: "I work solely in coloured pencil - the slowest of all art mediums, but they give a wonderful, translucent depth and richness to the finished piece. There is true joy and satisfaction in watching a…

An orange fish

This was created with prismacolor colored pencils on watercolor paper. If you like what you see, please check out all my other work on Instagram: @carolines._.art Thank you💕#art #artwork #drawing #goldfish #fish #goldfishart #goldfishdrawing #fishart #goldfishart #prismacolorartwork #prismacolorart #prismacolor #teenartist #youngartist

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