How to Draw White Fur on a Lamb in Pastel Pencils

Learn how to create realistic white fur for mammals by using colour temperature, careful underpainting and limited tonal ranges.

Do you struggle to get white fur to have any dimension to it? Or, does it always end up grey, dull and over-worked?

• Stop using grey for shadows

• Start using colours for creating depth

• Use less white and get a more credible finish

• Discover why your underpainting is critical

What You'll Learn

• How to create an underpainting for white fur

• How to use pastel pencils to draw fur texture

• How to use cool and warm colours to show dimension and form

• How to use different edges to show depth

• How to draw a mammal eye with amazing depth 

• How to transfer a drawing for any project

• Which materials you need for success and why

What You'll Get

• 130-page workbook to download

• The premium ebook of 'How to Draw White Fur' to keep

• Over three hours of video tuition

• Reference photos

• Access to a community and my feedback every week

• Full beginner's class, videos and workbooks

• In-depth technique lessons for underpainting, fur, glazing and more

• Advice on what to buy and where to get your materials

Who is this for?

Level: Intermediate-Advanced 

Try the beginner's course, (which is included for free) and the bee or nuthatch before you begin this one!

I also have some free classes on my website which are mostly beginner level and would also be good practice.

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Give this class, and every other class I have on my channel, a try for only £12. Simply take out a months membership to gain access to everything all at once.

• Cancel anytime

• Retain access after you cancel until your paid month is up

• Watch any of my video lessons

• Start your membership today here 

How is it taught?

We will go through each step slowly with every technique explained and demonstrated. The workbook accompanies the video so that you can easily check your pencil number and technique for each part of the drawing.

You can also join the community for pastel pencil art on Facebook where I give out feedback every Friday on your work and answer any questions. Find it here:

Emily Rose Fine Art Drawing Group