• El boceto lo inicie primeramente con el lápiz de grafito, pero como al tomar la imagen con mi cámara se perdía parte del dibujo por el brillo, continué el boceto con los lapices de colores.

• Continué remarcando mi boceto con diferentes colores, solo debes observar el boceto para que puedas identificar cada color, el cual es coherente con la imagen y forma que se quiere plasmar, ademas empece a dar color a cielo utilizando diferentes azules que van desde el mas claro al mas oscuro como lo muestran las diapositivas.

• La mariposa descansa sobre una tierna hoja de verde, mientras que e colorido que le invente a sus alas salia de mi imaginación, poco a poco fui agregando lineas, círculos y colores contrastantes a las alas de la mariposa.

• Observen el colorido alegre de las alas de la mariposa, y el como avanza la ilustración, es importante tomar en cuenta la creatividad del momento, en particular yo adoro los colores brillantes de las mariposas, los verdes de la vegetación de la ilustración son variados, ya que estos muestran los reflejos de luz y sombra aparte de la textura de su forma.

• En esta parte culmino la ilustración, los detalles de la mariposa, el suelo, el cielo, y los colores contrastantes con la intención de que no se pierdan los detalles.

• La ilustración acabada muestra, un trabajo analógico realizado con lapices de colores, que a dado origen a una fantasía surrealista titulada:

HELLO!, HELLO! and HELLO!

Very good morning to all my Hive friends. I hope you have a happy day, Angélica García greets you very carefully, I hope you are well, it is a pleasure for me to share with you the procedure for making an artistic drawing, which I hope you like.

ENJOY IT.

Identification sheet of the work.

Title: "The butterfly lady enjoying spring."

Author: Angélica García.

Technique: Graphite pencil, colored pencils, on cardboard.

Note: the sequence of photographs and images in this illustration were taken with the Canon digital camera, PowerShot A480, some details that were necessary to achieve what I wanted to present to you were made with the Adobe program Photoshop, and the slides were converted to jpg format with the Power Point program.

"The butterfly lady enjoying spring."

Friends of Hive, I had the intuition to make this drawing when the beauty of a butterfly struck me, the dancing of its wings was like the flirtation of a beautiful lady waiting for spring love , at that moment I thought about making the butterfly very colorful but with the body of a woman, which I made in the following way.

• I first started the sketch with the graphite pencil, but since when taking the image with my camera part of the drawing was lost due to the brightness, I continued the sketch with colored pencils.

• I continued highlighting my sketch with different colors, you just have to observe the sketch so that you can identify each color, which is coherent with the image and shape that you want to capture, I also started to color the sky using different blues that range from the most light to darkest as shown in the slides.

• The butterfly rests on a tender green leaf, while the color I invented for its wings came from my imagination, little by little I added lines, circles and contrasting colors to the butterfly's wings.

• Observe the cheerful color of the butterfly's wings, and how the illustration progresses, it is important to take into account the creativity of the moment, in particular I adore the bright colors of the butterflies, the greens of the vegetation in the illustration are varied , since these show the reflections of light and shadow apart from the texture of their shape.

• In this part I complete the illustration, the details of the butterfly, the ground, the sky, and the contrasting colors with the intention that the details are not lost.

• The finished illustration shows an analogical work done with colored pencils, which has given rise to a surreal fantasy titled:

"The butterfly lady enjoying spring."

Friends of Hive, I hope that this work illustrated with colored pencils is to your liking, work that was my own inspiration when I saw a butterfly flying, dancing in front of me, when I started the artistic work I did it thinking about that butterfly and its flirtation before nature and before my eyes...

Sincerely:

Angélica García.