
Here are the two other ACEOs that I did at the Art Camp this past weekend. Once again, they're colored pencil.
The bear went smoothly, and it was a nice change of pace to put a bit of landscape in it. But, as always with colored pencil, it was a pain preserving the lights.

Then on to the wolf. This one was coming along quite nicely when I hit a situation I've never hit before. I actually seem to have overloaded the paper with colored pencil because new layers started dislodging the ones underneath. So that was a rude and sudden ending. Unfortunatly, these areas show on the shadow parts of the face and chest. I don't know whether a different type of paper would have behaved differently. I'll have to ask a few of my colored pencil friends.
But, for now, I'm more than ready to move on to acrylics.
I'm very glad that I chose to work so quickly on these and not draw them ahead of time. The experience has made me more confident.
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