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Oil-based pencils use oil as a binder for pigments, giving them a stronger core and feel than wax pencils. Oil-based pencils are not easy to blend or erase, but they are less likely to break. Recommended oil-based pencils to try are Faber Castell Polychromos and Brutfuner’s oil-based set. Water-soluble colored pencils are known as watercolor pencils. This requires a different technique than regular colored pencils, so we’ll save it for another blog post. We recommend getting small sets of different brands and types of pencils to try and find your liking. sharpaner. A good sharpener is a must in your […]

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Nine cross human images and one cat.In addition to expertly using this technique, artist August Lamm teaches it through her book. Very interesting pictures. Like the first picture: “Double picture – the man in the mirror commissioned me to paint his friend.” The second is also my favourite. The image is distorted and duplicated. I love the subtlety and subtlety of hatching. It is so small and compact that it looks like shading. An example of this technique can be appreciated more widely in the last drawing. Talk about providing the best for last. If you zoom out on the […]

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The simplest variations of shading can be done in one color. Shading involves changing the pressure of the pencil to apply more tint to the page to create the gradient. This is achieved by building layers of color across the page – to do this start by pressing your pencil very gently against the paper and apply more layers where you want the color to be more intense. Remember, it’s easy to add more color, but it’s hard to remove. Blending is a great way to combine two colors to liven up and add depth to your colors. To achieve […]

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These pencil drawings sum up the best qualities of the illustrations.Nuria Lalish devotes most of her Instagram page to drawing animals. Some are straighter than others, but they all have something special about them. This may present itself in the form of attraction or potential addition to the story, a broader picture. Like the cats of cats that follow the angry boss. Looks like they’re seeking revenge! The giraffe inadvertently failed in the game by pushing it.. or the special friendships in the first two pictures. More graphics to explore and all the time in the world to do so. […]

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Food art is looking for its finest, in oil paintings on plate and canvas.Artist Julia Stankevich, based in Ukraine, specializes in realistic portraits. At first glance, they appear to be sitting on a newspaper or sheets. When they are actually paintings and boards. I don’t know how I was able to transfer the printed material to these surfaces, but the result is very effective and striking. Foods that will make you hungry. Whether you’re in the mood for savory or sweet, I’ve got you covered in the photos below. There are some flowers.. some use them in recipes? Or they […]

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Once you master the art of blending, you can choose more interesting color combinations to make your designs more unique and attractive. Here are some tips to help you achieve smooth blending: Use soft pencils. The pigment in these pencils flows more easily onto the paper, which means you don’t have to press as hard to apply the color to the page. Soft pencils are generally of higher quality than dollar store items. Our favorites are Prismacolor Premiers and Fabercastell Polychromos. Use a light hand. Use light pressure and build up layers to achieve a smooth transition between colors. Then […]

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Great assortment of fine ink drawings.Scottish artist Jill Ellie takes us on a journey full of imagination with her black and white art. Her work touches on many different topics. Two of my favorites are snowball camping. The first seems to me like a cherished place to preserve the memory. The other is the last clarification. I love the idea of ​​having hopes and dreams hanging like balloons. You have to reach out to try it out. I think the parallel continues when dreams are compared to balloons. If you leave hope too long to realize, eventually time will run […]

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Coloring can also be a great way to express our creativity. Many of us enjoy being creative, but we may not have outlets for our creativity in our daily lives. Coloring can give us an outlet to explore our creative side. Coloring can also be a great way to connect with others. If you are coloring with friends or family, it can be a fun and relaxing activity. You can also meet new people by joining a coloring group or class. Coloring books are becoming increasingly popular for adults to relax and de-stress. So if you’re looking for a way […]

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Colored pens give a very realistic touch.19 Artist Raya is the talent behind this artwork. There is a lot to like about these graphics: the realistic look, poses, expressions, different locations and backgrounds. What attracts me the most is her use of colour. Lighting that changes skin tone in an almost fantastical way, never deviating from the image quality and appearance of a real person. Flawless blending and grading of colors is so impressive when intricate images like this look beyond that word but are familiar. Walk around this post and see what you think. note. The pictures were given […]

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Recycling is important because it helps reduce the amount of waste that goes to landfills. It also helps save trees and other natural resources. So, if you have any old coloring books, why not recycle them into something beautiful? How to recycle coloring book pages into works of art. Cut out the designs you want to use. Glue it to the cardboard. Hang your new artwork or give it as a gift! Another way is to use old coloring pages as gift wrap. You can cut out the designs you want to use and paste them onto cardboard, or you […]