Learn how to paint two roses - one in pastel pencil and the other with a cheap set of soft pastels. This is the fifth lesson in a series of lessons that Phil is filming from home whilst isolating from Coronavirus. See the Art Isolation playlist from our channel home page for the other lessons.

** Video Sections **
0min 19sec - Materials & Colour Selection
10min 44sec - Pastel Pencil Rose: Drawing Out
13min 40sec - Pastel Pencil Rose: Applying First Colours
20min 44sec - Pastel Pencil Rose: Refining Values & Shadows
30min 28sec - Pastel Pencil Rose: Finishing touches
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35min 50sec - Soft Pastel Rose: Drawing Out & Choosing Colours
46min 51sec - Soft Pastel Rose: Applying First Colours
59min 04sec - Soft Pastel Rose: Refining Values & Shadows
1hr 4min 49sec - Soft Pastel Rose: Finishing touches


** Materials Used **
For the pastel pencil rose:
- A set of pastel pencils (Phil uses Faber Castell's Pitt range - the set of 36 colours).
- A sheet of pastel paper (Phil uses a cream colour from Canson Mi Teintes' earth tones pad but any light colour pastel paper will do).
- A craft knife and sanding block (or piece of sandpaper) to sharpen pencils.
- A kneaded eraser is always handy.
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For the soft pastel rose:
- A set of soft pastels (Phil uses a cheap set of Inscribe or Mungyo pastels - 64 half stick colours).
- A sheet of pastel paper (Phil uses a cream colour from Canson Mi Teintes' earth tones pad but any light colour pastel paper will do).
- A kneaded eraser is always handy.


** Reference Photos **
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2. Final Sketch: https://art-tutor.s3.amazonaws.com/fi...

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