Kingfisher in action! by Anne Morton
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This was something different for me.I had read about drafting film and how good it was so decided to find out for myself. The photograph I used was from Gillian Merritt, free reference pictures for artists. I used coloured pencils for the kingfisher, white acrylic ink for the bubbles and a mixture of pencils and pan pastels for the water. The nice thing about drafting film is that you can use colour on the reverse to give it more depth, then I put a sheet of black paper behind to complete it.
About the Artist
Anne Morton
Having painted all my life I am now in a position to fulfil more time to my art as I have recently retired. I work in all mediums annd enjoy detailed work in pencil and pen. As time goes on I am trying to master coloured pencil and of course pastel. Each time I learn something new when drawing.…
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