Colored Pencil Portraits

by Ann Kullberg
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Editorial Reviews

Portraits not only capture a likeness, but offer for generations to come a glimpse into the subject's life. Sounds like quite a challenge. But with Ann Kullberg's help, it's not as difficult as one might think to create lifelike colored pencil portraits.

Using her own beautiful portraiture for instruction and inspiration, Kullberg walks artists through the process step by step--from basic information about materials and techniques to two demonstrations that show how complete portraits come together from beginning to end.

Readers will also find Kullberg's secrets for making their portrait come alive, along with 17 mini-demos that make it easy to paint realistic features, hair and clothing.

Customer Reviews

Colored Pencil Portraits, 2009-11-08
by R. Edward Merrell, Jr. (Cibolo, TX)
Excellent book...ordered it as a gift for my wife. Professionally packaged and received on time, Thanks!
Colored Pencil Portraits step by step, 2009-11-01
by Brenda J. Reeves (Louisville, kentucky)
If you want to teach yourself the art of painting portraits with colored pencils, Ann Kullberg's Colored Pencil Portraits is a must for your art library. Her realistic portraits are dazzling. Ann takes you through the process of painting portraits step by step allowing even a beginning artist to learn her method.
Great book for colored pencils., 2009-10-19
by Femi Fatusin
Ann Kullberg's book is great for anyone who has a hard time trying to get realistic results for colored pencils. The technique she uses is superb and she goes into great detail on which colors should be used to get the best results. However, this does not mean that what she uses is the best technique for whatever you do. An artist, depending on his or her skill, will still have to go through trial and error before he/she gets the results he/she is looking for. This book has definitely helped hone my colored pencil technique. This book could have used more ethnic examples and different types of lighting. Overall, I would recommend this for anyone learning how to use colored pencil.
Colored Pencil Portraits, 2009-09-24
by mARTa (USA)
For someone getting started using colored pencils to draw portraits (and even for the somewhat more advanced Art student), this book is an excellent step-by-step guide. Included are many examples by the very talented author of the book, Ann Kullberg.
Great Book for Colored Pencil Artists!, 2009-09-12
by Book Lover "ME" (Loudon, TN)
This is a very useful tool to have on hand. Every area is covered. As a new artisit to colored pencil I really appreciated both the description and the illustrations. I would highly recommend this book!

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