Greetings Marijke! This looks great! I think you can get darker on the right side and the transition tones moving left toward the highlight. Great position of the highlight! The June Webinar will be recorded this afternoon and then it will be available to access.
You don’t need to buy blenders and burnishers. Derwent states that their blender blends two (or more) colors together and their burnisher creates a rich, glossy finish. We use our color pencils to do those things and burnishing is also going to blend colors. In the Faber-Castelle pencils we use there are certain colors that work well to blend and burnish. Depending on the subject color, ivory, light yellow ochre, cadmium yellow, cadmium yellow lemon, earth green yellowish and burnt ochre are some color pencils that I commonly use. We can address this in the webinar today.
Please comments on toning . Difference between burnisher and blender.Derwent sells different pencils foor both. How to proceed? Thanks.
In my mail and on the webinar page i only find the webinar of may . Where can I find june 24?
Greetings Marijke! This looks great! I think you can get darker on the right side and the transition tones moving left toward the highlight. Great position of the highlight! The June Webinar will be recorded this afternoon and then it will be available to access.
You don’t need to buy blenders and burnishers. Derwent states that their blender blends two (or more) colors together and their burnisher creates a rich, glossy finish. We use our color pencils to do those things and burnishing is also going to blend colors. In the Faber-Castelle pencils we use there are certain colors that work well to blend and burnish. Depending on the subject color, ivory, light yellow ochre, cadmium yellow, cadmium yellow lemon, earth green yellowish and burnt ochre are some color pencils that I commonly use. We can address this in the webinar today.
Thanks Doug for your comments.