This image was colored with Neopiko markers (alcohol based), then shaded with Prismacolor pencils. (Click here for a tutorial on how I do this.) I like being able to lay down an even base layer before adding deeper tones and highlights. While I'm rambling, too, I've been experimenting more with shading using dark browns... for what it's worth!
Tuesday, September 29, 2009
Rose Bouquet
This image was colored with Neopiko markers (alcohol based), then shaded with Prismacolor pencils. (Click here for a tutorial on how I do this.) I like being able to lay down an even base layer before adding deeper tones and highlights. While I'm rambling, too, I've been experimenting more with shading using dark browns... for what it's worth!
Oh, my word!!! This is beyond gorgeous, Dina!!! Beautifully done!!! WOW!!!
ReplyDeleteLove your coloring!!!!
ReplyDeleteThank you Dina!!!! Fantastic card!!!
Looks gorgeous! ~Diane
ReplyDeletethe photo shows a beautiful card.
ReplyDeletelove your shadow and highlighting .
markers then pencils... will you describe how or show us?
thanks for sharing,
love your blog
STUNNING!
ReplyDeleteI always am amazed at your talent, especially with coloring. This is gorgeous- I am off to watch your tutorial, and I will dream I can color a flower that would even remotely look this gorgeous!!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful coloring to create such a gorgeous card. If only in my dreams I could color this well. . .
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
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