Building Skin Tones - Part 1
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@bokeiro Thank you for your kind comment.
Regards Colin.
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nice portrait
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@Annaishmint Thank you for your kind comments. Regards Colin.
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thankyou very much!
this has helped me greatly, you are a fabulous artist
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@TheAshleySpears Thank you for your comment. The paper I am using is sand coloured Ingress pastel paper . Kind regards Colin.
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Is that watercolor paper?
(great video, by the way.)
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I've been watching your videos and you make this look easy! Can you tell me what brand of pastel pencil you use or prefer?
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a very nice lesson , I would like to learn pastel work but I keep reading about dust dropping onto area , I would have to work in my apt. ,any help here . again nice work ,makes me really want to go out and purchase material to start lessons
tomee43 2 years ago
Thank you for your kind comments. One of the benefits of using pastel pencils is the marked lack of dust it creates, unlike soft pastel which does cause a lot of dust. So if you want to have a go don't let the dust factor stop you.
Kind regards Colin.
colin1940 2 years ago
May I ask which pencil you use before putting on the pastel?It looks like a soft graphite pencil but when I use one it always smudges when going over the lines with a pastel pencil.
1992nezumi 2 years ago
The original line drawing was done on cartridge paper using an HB graphite pencil. Once I am happy with the line drawing I then transfer the image onto pastel paper using a smudge proof black carbon paper. This means that the image will not smudge when I use the pastel pencil. Kind regards Colin.
colin1940 2 years ago