Nancy Grant Observation Technique

My COLORING

It's kinda hard to type out my coloring techniques but since you have asked I thought I would share. I've had lots of support and helpful tips from the ladies at Split Coast Stampers. I tend to learn from observation and trial and error. So, when you see something that is colored well give it a good look over and try to visualize how the artist blended everything together. Notice the depth of field, highlights, and shadows. I tend to mix different kinds of coloring tools also. Sometimes I will color an image in pencil, blend it out with Gamsol, and then highlight with markers or a gelly glaze pen. The best advice I have is...PRACTICE-practice-practice. 5) Go back over the areas that need to be darkened with your pencil. This doesn't have to be the same color you started with. I often use two different colors to make everything match. Take a look at the prego ladie's hair and pants. I used the same brown in her hair to add a touch of color in her pants. I also went back and added blush and lipstick on her face after I had applied her face tint. I'm so glad you found my blog. Thanks for visiting me. I am a born again bible believing woman of faith. I am blessed to have a stay at home job, a husband that supports me and my many hobbies, a grown son and a little daughter. We no longer live in the arctic but I will always have a special place in my heart for Alaska and the people that made it so warm.

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