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Final page of my watercolor and colored pencil tutorial.Full view!
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Wow, I've been waiting for one o' these from you for years. Wonderful job, Goldie!
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Excellent tutorial. Ill have to try this out myself.
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Ah goldy you are so nice to share the technique of how you do your beautiful work.
Thank you!
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Thank you very much, Goldie! This was a really good tutorial.
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Damn, this is so awesome... references are the key.
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I love you...thank you!!! so much. *glomp* I will have to try this out. mmm never tried watercolor before...*runs off*
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Ah these are fantastic, thank you SO much for taking the time and effort to make these for us! ^^ ♥
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yay! thanks so much this was awsome and should help me alot ^.^
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Gorgeous and ty very much sharing the technique with us , Bravo, Big Hug LOULOU
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Thanks so very much for this wonderfully informative tutorial. I always love learning new techniques and it really helps to see how others do things. It was awesome of you to share this info!!
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Finished.Wow,that tutorial is amazingly detailed.This'll be helpful!
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A fascinating insight into your work. Many thanks for this tutorial, I really enjoyed reading it and found it's inspired me!
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That's fantasitc, really helpful. Thanks for doing this.
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Wonderful to see how you work ^__^...Do you always work with small images like this?
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Very impressive, thank you so much. I've tried watercolor alot.. and. i finally realised I've been making a big mistake-- I never wet my paper enough..
thanks for the very informative tutorial.
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Nice Tutorial, mixed media is not for the weak.
I must agree about overworking Prismacolors, it takes a light hand and the patience to do many careful layers to get a good result.
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WOWOWOWOWOWO! That is TIGHT!!!!!!!!!!!!! That's cool! I may try that! but with a simpler pic! AAAWWWEEESSSOOOMMMEEENNNEEESSS!!!
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So that's how you create your magic! Beautiful! I have prismacolors too, I'll have to experiment!
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Excellently constructed tutorial! I like watching the process the image goes through.
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Beautifully done. A great way to inspire and educate.
Thanks for the tutorial!
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Your art work is really beautiful and spiritual. I have no talent in the animal area of drawing but you definitely inspire.
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Thanks for this tutorial, Goldy! I use Prisma's and smooth bristol as well; it was great seeing some similarities in your tools to mine 
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Thank you so much for posting this tutorial! I know it'll help me out when I start coloring my animal drawings.
I've used Prismas for some time and I've noticed that a kneaded eraser will pick up better than a normal eraser in case of too much build up and one notices it right away.
But I agree, too much buildup and you can't work/finish it.
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Thank you for posting such a wonderful tutorial.
How do you get your Prismas very sharp? I find that when I sharpen mine, they keep breaking in the sharpener. It's quite frustrating.
Also, what sort of watercolor do you recommend?
~Ravenmoon~
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I have Prisma pencils and use the sharpener made by the Prismacolor company,
specifically for those kinds of pencils. It's made for them in particular, so it's much easier
on the lead and gives you a fine point without breaking them.
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Normal pencil sharpeners are kind of rough on Prismas; try a sharpener made for makeup pencils, they're much gentler and less likely to break them.
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X-acto knives work well too, I use them to sharpen mine and I find that the leads don't break as easily.
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invest in a better sharpener. and dont drop your pencils, the lead breaks inside the wood DX
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Thank you all for the advice.
~Ravenmoon~
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Even though my anatomy fails along with my coloring, this helped out a lot so thankies for giving a wonderful tutorial
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This whole thing is awesome, I thank you for such a wonderful tutorial.
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Been waiting to see a tutorial by you, you're one of the best traditional artists I watch. :3
Great tutorial. :3
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I was always wondering about the way you worked to achieve such amazing fur textures and colors- Thank you for putting up this tutorial, I now feel enlightened and inspired! =^-^=
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simply great
I love the white acrylic
adds so much to the piece.
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