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My Recent Colored Pencil Drawings

 


Recently, I’ve been diving into colored pencil techniques — and it’s been surprisingly dynamic.

All of these (except the coffee cup ☕) were created using tutorials from a book called "Real Color Pencils" by Makami Shie. The book is clear, inspiring, and makes learning feel exciting rather than rigid. Every page feels like progress you can actually see.

Pistachio fat cookies from home bakery

 

Pistachio fat cookies in color pencils, by Yulia Lisitsa
With color pencils I like to challenge myself with new texture. This amazing cookie from a local home bakery @angelebakes. I love these cookies! It was easy to eat them, but a bit difficult to draw, but I figured things out 🧐

Showcase: curd pancakes with color pencils


 

Curd pancakes with fruits in color pencils, by Yulia Lisitsa
Last September we went to Lithuania. There, for the first time in many years, we ordered curd pancakes. I made a photo and decided at once that I wanted to draw them with color pencils. Here's what came out of it. This is the second take. Read on to find out what the first one looked like and how I came to this final result.

Winter Sketches

 

Amsterdam in winter sketch
During the New Year holidays I almost didn’t draw, only 2 city sketches based on the lessons of Anna Egida at Kalacheva school.

Amsterdam Canal houses in color pencils

 

Amsterdam canal houses 

When I was in cafe in the heart of Amsterdam I saw through the window beautiful houses. I made a photo, thinking that later I can make a drawing from it.