Colored Pencil and Mixed Media
Carrie shares two basic concerns with using colored pencils and mixed media: What papers should you use and are there special techniques?
Carrie shares two basic concerns with using colored pencils and mixed media: What papers should you use and are there special techniques?
Carrie shares four color picker programs for colored pencils, adult coloring books, and other color-intensive applications.
There are a lot of ways to get smooth color transitions when using colored pencils. Carrie shares her secret with two examples.
Is using colored pencils on wood possible? Are there any special techniques involved? Carrie shares her experience and a few tips.
Is getting vivid color on black sanded paper any easier or more difficult than on traditional drawing papers? Carrie shares her test results.
Using colored pencil over charcoal is a good way to add color to your charcoal drawing, but only if you follow these basic principles.
Knowing how to make colors pop on colored paper is important if you want to create life-like portraits or eye catching art of any type.
Are there times when using fixatives during and after drawing is necessary? Carrie answers this reader’s question.
Do the pencils you use make that much difference when you want to combine watercolor pencils and colored pencils in the same artwork?
Today’s question concerns using watercolor pencils on adult coloring pages. Carrie shares paper suggestions and two basic methods.