Another family member to add to the mix. I started sketching the images onto the collage with a white charcoal pencil/pastel pencil for the lightest values and a charcoal pencil for the darkest values. I don't know why I didn't think of this idea sooner. Because the collage paper is coated with acrylic medium, I can easily "erase" the pencil with a damp paper towel or wet it with a brush and wipe it away. When I am satisfied, I wet the pastel/charcoal to lift off the excess powder and paint right over it. I must remember to add these two pencils to my supply list for my students.
Tuesday, December 17, 2013
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
7 comments:
The wrinkles in the paper just add so much interest!!
Good advice Myrna...and lovely portrait.
Always discovering and sharing -- thank you! I have used watercolor pencils to sketch -- but sometimes the lines are erased before they should be ! Happy New year!
Thanks, guys. On to the next panel! Meera, these are not watercolor pencils but charcoal or pastel (white). They act a little differently.
I really like these
and Merry Christmas Happy New Year best to you in 2014
Post a Comment