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Published: 2007-08-06 23:38:33 +0000 UTC; Views: 7890; Favourites: 136; Downloads: 191
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Original: [link] For those who wants to know about my color pencil progress.
Though the piece is made in 2004, I basically use the same process over and over and over again.
It's nothing new... If people ask me about color pencil process again, I will just give you this tutorial. ^^bb
Pencils I used: Prismacolor pencils. [link]
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Ah! Thank you very much!! Now with this tutorial and YEARS of practice, I can take over the world!!!!!!!
....or at least maybe reach your skill level...or just below it. =_=
xP
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Now, I wonder... how do you determine the intensity of colour and the depth of shading BEFORE you so much as toned the background?
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wow thats really amazing !! thank you that will help a lot to everyone to make better traditional art works !! also the shadings and lights are perfectly so it looks ...i dont know...just...perfect xD faved*
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wow! thats really helpful especially since I'm just starting to really like colored pencils and knowing simple things like this is really helpful. wow. 
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Nice tutorial...will use it when I want to draw waves!
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I was always wondering how you coloured this picture since the first time I saw it because it looks so beautiful! 
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Really clear and simple tutorial
Guh, I need to put some more arm muscle when I'm using coloring pencils. I often don't have the patience to blend till the white paper disappears XD
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Amazing details and description Mayshing! I like how you did some explaining on the color theory for the piece.
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this was intresting to read. You treat color the oposite then I do. Shadows I always do first. Your mathoid looks diffacult to me ^.^;, but I guess because I am so use to and conterable with what I have been doing for years. I might have to poke at the idea though.
~Becca
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I only do it this way because its color pencil, if shadow goes first then the colors have to be chosen differently. I used that method before, but usually I go light first because pencils are for layering like that.
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I see. Even with colored pencils I do it differently. I might have to try it anyhow. Thanks,ใthis has been helpful.
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Awesome job. I can't draw pencil clor for sh*t, so this is really good
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as a second thought, what kind of pencil do you use?
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Prismacolor pencils. They have a lot of wax in it that makes it good for blending, but the wax does surface in a few years time and create a white film, that can be annoying for storage wise.
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I'm horrible with coloring pencils, so this really comes in handy. I'll be sure to try it out next time
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I see this as a very helpful tutorial ^_^ I use colour pencils almost all the time but am still no good with them. This really helps.
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interesting and really helpful tutorial for those who use coloured pencils like me for example. thanks for posting this up!
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Lovely tutorial and very helpful! I'm glad there's still traditional media artists out there willing to share their knowledge of their trade!
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Honestly, me too. :/ Especially some of those godly ones.
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Very awesome! Your technique with traditional media is inspiring. 
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Wow nice progression between steps of your drawing! Your coloring is cool. ^_^
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Holy..hot..tomales.....i envy your skills..... you are soo stinking good..by the way, do you take requests?
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i only take commissions. (paid request) 
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Thanks for doing stuff like this.
Bundi
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ah this picture brings back good memories. =3
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Awesome. Like I said, I always like process stuff like this. ^_^
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Such remarkable blending.
You also have such a competent grasp on fold lines and where to shade. I dont think I would be confident enough to ever color in my penciled work with crayons for fear of making an irreversable mistake.
So what im trying to say is, Im impressed that you do take those risks with your original line art.
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color pencil is erasable to a certain stage... it's limited though. Thats why I layer the colors more lightly until I am sure what I want.
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