Color Pencil Techniques

Objective: Students will create a color wheel using one point perspective, accurate color placement and value CA Art Standards… ift.tt/2sEes8u

In this post you will find a step-by-step guide (by Jones Flores) for coloring the leaf and water drops from Beautiful Nature, including detailed instructions, a practice page specifically for the water drops and a video tutorial.

Choosing paint colors to go with dark wood trim. by cecilia on Indulgy.com

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Learn how to use watercolor pencils for complete beginners that you can learn how to do step by step. Learn best techniques.

Edit:See this same pumpkin painted in acrylic here! [link] The second assignment in my Science Illustration class! This time it's taking one subject of ... Pen Rendering Techniques

Watercolor pencils can be used in a simple, logical manner, step by step... This is for the CD for my new class...

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Here's a question for you colored pencil enthusiasts out there. Why do every layer if you draw over them anyway? Wouldn't it be better (and faster) to just draw one or two layers and be done with it?

Day 1 Class

It's almost PaperTrey Ink release day again, and this month's group post showcases Heather's new Mini Scrapbook Series: Tabs set. I've been intending to make a Copic color book showing the natural blending families that I use the most, and Heather's set gave me that extra nudge to get going on this project. So far I have all of my PaperTrey Ink Copic color families in my notebook, and I've added extra stamped pages to be able to add colors in the future. The first few pages are stamped but…

Making the most of Colored pencils TIP #1-" Color Heavy"- or at least build up your color gradually so that the colors are intense and complex. Don't rely on the value of your paper to make your...

You can of course use a green pencil, or combination of them, but since yellow and blue blend so readily, it makes a nice sun-struck effect to use them like this. This is for the CD for my new class...

Here's a question for you colored pencil enthusiasts out there. Why do every layer if you draw over them anyway? Wouldn't it be better (and faster) to just draw one or two layers and be done with it?