#Out line picture of apple full

You need to keep the yellow cooler and all the colours paler in that area so that it goes back into the distance. Using a blunt tip, gently add some of the colour C020 (Acid Yellow which is a cooler yellow) over the top of the red markings in the area behind the stem.Remember to press softly! Step 3: Add cool and warm yellow over the red markings Colour the stem with C500 (Lichen Green.).

#Out line picture of apple full

Leave the white full light area with no colour.

Make squiggly thicker lines to look like markings on the apple.

You can leave some gaps between your strokes and only press super lightly. In the middle it will be almost straight.

Pull some lovely long hatching strokes down the apple and curve your strokes towards the left on the left side and towards the right on the right side.

Begin with a blunt tip using C120 (Red.).

(again you can click the image to see a larger version) Step 2: Curved Hatching stroke with red You can either copy it by hand or trace it onto your drawing paper. IвЂ™ve supplied you with the outline drawing of the apple so you can get to the colouring part faster. If you havenвЂ™t got Derwent Coloursoft then just match as closely as you can.

The pencil numbers are from the Derwent Coloursoft range (and of course the C720 is white). I use and recommend Derwent Coloursoft coloured pencils and St Cuthberts Mill Saunders Waterford HP but you can use whatever you have locally available. Coloured Pencils (ideally a professional quality wax based brand such as Derwent Coloursoft).Good quality drawing paper (such as St Cuthberts Mill Saunders Waterford HP).HereвЂ™s the photograph of the juicy apple weвЂ™ll be drawing (click it to view a larger versions)