Blending Colored Pencil
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Lol thumbs up if you use crayola XD
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Have you googled mr. crayola?
His art is wonderful.
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@cutewebkinz13 For over 20 years ^_^ Oh yea
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bob ross
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have you ever tried laying the color down and then blending it with the white on top?? thats what i do but i am self taught so i dunno the proper techniques?? anyhow i like to do a light layer of color and then smear/blend it with white! then i can spread the color to different areas...that way
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Wow, this is...awesome! For the fur did you just do little flicks of the pencil? And would you suggest anything for longer hair? When I'm trying to make long hair, I tend to go a little screwy and the lines don't look uniform. Do you have any tips? Thanks!
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I like!
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I like to use arches watercolor paper hot press with an smooth texture for my drawings, wonderful for blending colors, I don use prismacolors though I use verythin brand for detail.
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That is very interesting. Wonderful technique!
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nice....ive been using prismas for awhile and didnt think of using white as a base...u r very talented
I have tried using the markers and either I don't know how to use them properly or they just don't have the range that the pencils do. I guess I am just going to keep with the pencils. This is what I have used for the past 22 years and I am comfortable with them. Keep experimenting with them, try using both.
mjnbfg0410 3 years ago
can you explain what watercolor or regular prisma colors are? the differences? also are markers better or color pencils cuz im tryin to save money so i just wanna get 1. thanks for teaching me how to blend!
ironcast12345 3 years ago
I'm not sure what the watercolor pencils are made of. I will look into that and get back with you. Prismacolor pencils are a blend of oil and wax which is why you can thin them with rubber cement thinner or isoprophol alcohol.
mjnbfg0410 3 years ago
I got a colored pencil blender at Michael's that looks like a double-ended marker. Works like a marker blender, except it's for colored pencil. I'll try your technique too! Thanks.
trylonperisphere 3 years ago
I have used these in the past. You can also use isoprophyl alcohol and a Q-tip to blend the colors. It males the colored pencil look like a watercolor wash.
mjnbfg0410 3 years ago
Wow, what kind of pencils do you use?
isibane777 3 years ago
I only use Prismacolor Pencils. I find them to be very consistant.
mjnbfg0410 3 years ago