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Arabian stallion Ansata Hejazi (Ansata Halim Shah x Ansata Sudarra) – Generation of a pastel painting

How do my animal drawings and animal portraits come about?

Hello my dears,

In this post I would like to share with you the emergence of the beautiful Arabian stallion Ansata Hejazi (Ansata Halim Shah x Ansata Sudarra). I will gradually upload here some photos of the steps of the pastel crayon drawing in size 40 cm x 50 cm. The ref. photo was taken from one of my dear photographer friends, Gigi Grasso.

Also on my Facebook page – animal drawings and animal portraits by Katja Sauer you can always follow the development steps of individual animal portraits.

Ansata Hejazi (Ansata Halim Shah x Ansata Sudarra)

– Sketch –

The preparation of the sketch by Ansata Hejazi took around four hours. First, I draw the outlines roughly and compare again with the reference photo. Until the sketch is finished and everything fits, the eraser is in continuous use … ;-)

 

– Primer –

Now the real work begins with the priming of the coat, the muzzle, the mane, etc. In doing so, numerous layers of paint are superimposed and blurred together.

 

– Elaboration of details –

After many hours of priming, the elaboration of shadows and lights and the detail work follow. At the very end, I draw the eyes to “bring the picture to life”.

 

– Finished horse portrait –

After about 67 hours of work, the horse portrait of Ansata Hejazi (pastel crayon, 40 cm x 50 cm) is finished. :-)

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