Step
7.Because we have used a
waterproof pen,
we can color up our raptor in a variety of media,
watercolor, poster paints or even felt tip markers. As
no one knows what color dinosaurs were, we can use what ever
colors we choose. I've chosen a
rich
orange.
If you notice, on the claws, I
have used a mid-blue as a secondary color to add depth to
the highlight, the eyes are yellow with a green shadow under
the lid.
Step
8.Finally we can add a
little camouflage, like tiger stripes, or spots, what ever
you like. To add a few finishing
touches to our picture, we can touch up the high - lights in
the eyes and claws with a little white paint, or even a
correction pen.
Don't forget you can use these
principles to draw just about any dinosaur you like.
If this
has been any help, let me know, you can contact me at
Danny's e-mail
address below
Step
7.Because we have used a
waterproof pen,
Step
8. Finally we can add a
little camouflage, like tiger stripes, or spots, what ever
you like. To add a few finishing
touches to our picture, we can touch up the high - lights in
the eyes and claws with a little white paint, or even a
correction pen.
