Description
Celebrate the colours and textures of autumn with this cosy collection of coloured pencil tutorials. These projects are designed to help you capture everything we love about the season — from the rich oranges of pumpkins to the glossy shine of chestnuts.
In this collection you’ll find:
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A glowing Halloween pumpkin, perfect for seasonal drawing
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Three autumn leaves (maple, acer, and oak), each with unique shapes and colours
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A set of chestnuts, great practice for creating interesting contrast
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A warm hot chocolate, complete with creamy topping
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Plus, a brand new Halloween-themed tutorial coming this October! (Automatically added if you own the collection)
Every tutorial includes:
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Really in-depth step-by-step voiceover instructions
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All the real-time footage, so you can see the entire drawing process
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Reference photos
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Heavy sketch outlines (easier for tracing)
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Light sketch outlines (perfect for printing onto your drawing paper)
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A full list of all materials used
This collection is ideal if you want to enjoy drawing seasonal projects, build skills across a variety of textures, and create artwork that feels warm and inviting for autumn.
Below are details of all the courses and tutorials included in this collection:
Pumpkin with Prismacolor
The first tutorial in this collection really shouts Autumn – There’s this really fun pumpkin. At first glance it might seem really simple, but it actually has really interesting texture and contrast built up particularly on the pumpkins skin.
Autumn Maple Leaf With Polychromos
I couldn’t have an Autumn collection, without a few Autumn leaves. There are 3 different seasonal leaves included in this collection, this crisp Maple leaf, a vibrant Acer leaf and a detailed oak leaf. All of the tutorials are focusing on building up the interesting oranges and browns.
Chestnuts with Prismacolor
On a similar note to the tutorials above, but with a slightly more complicated twist, is this little pile of chestnuts. I think the chestnuts themselves really make this drawing because of the contrast they bring. Plus they’re so beautiful and shiny.
Hot Chocolate with Polychromos
Something a little bit different here, but still on the warming feel of Autumn. This hot chocolate has a real cozy vibe to it. In this tutorial we can focus on creating the smooth texture of the chocolate, but also the bubbled feeling of the cream on top.
