Happy Sunday everybody! I can't believe the weekend is almost over...Sigh but another week is starting in a few hours...Yay.
Today, I have a tutorial about how to color with your Premier Prismacolored pencils. I need to specify that I'm not a PRO and still learning. I just hope that this will help you to break out your Prismacolored pencils and play with them. It's FUN I promise! This post is loaded with pictures :-)
So, here are my starting materials:
- Your image
- Pair of scissors
- Patterned papers
- Tortillons or stumps
- Baby oil or gamsol (forgot to include it - sorry)
I start with the hair first and all pictures will tell you which pencils I have chosen. You can double-click the pictures to enlarge them if you need to.
Now I color the shirt
Then I color the skin
Voila, the finished product! If you are fussy cutting, no need to worry about coloring outside the lines.
My sketch comes from
I hope you have enjoyed the tutorial and remember, if you have any questions, please leave me a comment and I will reply to you ASAP. Thanks!
P.S: Before I leave you, I want to let you know that Gobeagirl has some Halloween candy that will end on Oct 31 so please come and try your chance.
Challenges:
Alicia Little Shop Weebly - Use Bling (Pearls)
Simon Says Stamp Wed Challenge - Anything goes
Feeling Sketchy Challenge - Sketch
6 comments:
Such a funky design and thanks for the great tutorial.
Hugs
Desíre
{Doing Life – my personal blog}
Adorable card...great tutorial.
Thanks for joining us at Feeling Sketch.
Hi Jennifer, thanks for promoting my blog candy. I think your card is adorable. I haven't colored with my Prismas is at least 4 years. I just might have to give it a go again. Hope you have a great Sunday. Hugs Lisa G
Very cute card! Love your coloring tutorial! Thanks so much for playing along with us over at the Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge!
Now what a fabulous image, & such a great tutorial too! Lovely card, & top sentiment as well.
Thank you for playing along at Feeling Sketchy.
Beautiful card love the Image and the details and blending of your colors are perfect. thanks for sharing
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