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Ive selected excerpts from my full real-time pastel pencil tutorial, showing you important techniques for creating a realistic peacock butterfly — without overwhelming you.

If you’re a beginner wildlife artist (or building confidence with pastel pencils), this highlights lesson focuses on the key decisions that make the biggest difference.

In this video I touch on:

• Why orange is never just orange
• Adding red undertones for depth
• Observing temperature and light reflection
• Building layers slowly for realism
• Twisting your pencil to preserve a sharp edge
• Mapping structure before refining detail

Realism is built through observation, patience and controlled layering — not pressure.

✏ Materials Used
Pastel pencils
Black gouache
Colour shaper
Paper stump
Pastelmat

Would you like to learn how to create realistic animal drawings but feel unsure where to begin? Or overwhelmed by too much information?

This channel is dedicated to wildlife art tutorials shared at a steady pace, with space to learn, explore, and grow.

My tutorials focus mainly on pastel pencils and centre on learning how to really see animals rather than rushing for perfection.

You’ll find a relaxed, supportive teaching style with clear explanations, designed to help you slow down, enjoy the process, and make steady progress in your drawing.

For those who’d like to go deeper, full tutorials and additional support will be available through Patreon.

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