Showing posts with label pen. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pen. Show all posts

Wednesday, 27 September 2017

VIDEO: Prismacolor Pencil Coloring tutorial And Etsy News!

Easy Coloring with pencils with a video by Kim Dellow


I'm using Prismacolor pencils in my video today and sharing some tips and tricks on how to color with pencils along the way. But you don't have to just watch the video you can also coloring along with me as I have the very same image that I am coloring up in my Etsy shop ready to buy, download and print then colour with your pencils or your pens or whatever your favourite coloring medium is!

Yep, I have re-openned my Etsy shop! I thought it was about time that I did! So look out for new products over the next few weeks and I'm looking forward to sharing them with you! I've started with this Anemone flower image that I have been working on recently. You might have spotted it on my Instagram feed and also in my behind the scenes video on YouTube.


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So it seemed like a good idea to do some coloring and make a video whilst I was at it! I've used two different techniques to colour the image, one to give a smooth finish and another to just add a little bit of texture, so I hope you enjoy it.


VIDEO: Prismacolor Pencil Coloring tutorial




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WATCH ON YOUTUBE! You will also find the pencil color list in the video description on YouTube too.

[There are some affiliate links in this blog post, so if you buy through them I do get a small amount of money at no extra cost to yourself. Thanks for your support!]


——— S U P P L I E S ———
Prismacolor Pencils
...Buy from Amazon UK
...Buy from Amazon US

Faber-Castell Polychromos
...Buy from Amazon UK
...Buy from Amazon US

Neenah classic Crest cardstock
...Buy from Crafters Companion (Ship worldwide)

Bristol Board
...Buy from Amazon UK
...Buy from Amazon US

Fine sand paper
...Buy from Amazon UK
...Buy from Amazon US

Pencil Sharpeners:
Kum Long Point
...Buy from Amazon UK
...Buy from Amazon US

Derwent Electric Sharpener
The exact one that I use is no longer available but here is the newest model. However, I haven't tried this one myself so I can't say for definite if it works with Prismacolor or not.
...Buy from Amazon UK
...Buy from Amazon US

Erasers:
Cretacolor Monolith
...Buy from Amazon UK
...Buy from Amazon US

Jakar Electric Eraser
...Buy from Amazon UK
...Buy from Amazon US

Soft brush


coloring an anemone flower image with a video by Kim Dellow


This project is actually part of a bigger mixed media project that I am going to share with you next week so don't forget to subscribe to my YouTube channel and click the notification bell so that you don't miss what happens to this flower!

If you do color this image I would really love to see your project so don't forget to link me in on social media and all of my links are below.

Kim

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Wednesday, 5 April 2017

VIDEO: Watercolour And Pen Project Walkthrough

Watercolour and pen pattern adding texture in the background. By Kim Dellow

Do you like blooms? I bit of an odd question I know! Ok, let me explain! I'm not talking about flowers but I'm talking about watercolour blooms, you know that jaggered edge texture you that can develop when two wet areas of watercolours meet? Some people don't like them but I really like the texture that they make and they are totally one of the fun features of using watercolours.

Recently, I've been playing about with them and today's video share is a project walkthrough where I've used this jaggered edge bloom property of watercolour paint to make a textured background for an drawing or an illustration.


VIDEO: Watercolour And Pen Project Walk-through


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Close-up of the pen pattern adding texture in the background. By Kim Dellow

The pen pattern is based on a recent Art Slice design I've been playing with. I've just used one element for this project and added in some character by changing the line thickness and adding in some texture in the centre. 

So are you a bloomer?! Let me know below! If you are new to it I hope that you will give it a go and have fun with it!

Kim

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