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f-a-d-i-l — Drawing Fruits 1 - Cherries - Colored pencils
Published: 2014-04-29 15:00:53 +0000 UTC; Views: 12139; Favourites: 151; Downloads: 92
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Drawing fruits are real fun and easy. Among them the easiest ones are shiny fruits like cherries and apples. So i am starting the fruits series with the easiest - 'cherries'!using prismacolor pencils and distilled turpentine for burnishing.
Time taken -- 1 hour 50 minutes
watch the drawing video here -- youtu.be/00Bm65vtMe8
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hi, i was wondering if i could use you as an example of an artist for my gcse art work. I am doing my art exam around fruit and need to find some example artists, I would love to feature your work as i think you are very talented and all i would need is your name and permission to print out your pictures to show as an example. I understand if you don't give permission for this but it would be a really big help, please let me know! thanks
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oh sure! You can use them. My name is Ummar Fadil
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Yum!! The reflection of the right on the left cherry.. wow.. too detailed and glossy.. well done fadil
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Thank you so much 
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i saw the video ... and it was wow ... it like those cherries just appeared from nowhere 
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I have used nothing particularly to make it shiny. The color variations and small highlights make it look shiny thats all. and burnishing with turpentine helped a lot to achieve very smooth lay-down. as you can see in the video turpentine dissolves the pencil strokes and make it very even.
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wow, so colorful! I can see one of these beauties on top of some ice cream. your art is making me hungry.
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haha.. Thank you Kathryn
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amazing colors
that light makes them feel natural
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