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WARNING: HUGE FILEFinished result:
I hope you guys enjoyed this tutorial! This time, I tried to make it a bit easier to understand!
My colored pencil skills were getting a bit rusty so it was time that I sharpened them again ^^
I love using Crayola Twistables, mainly because I don't have to sharpen!
Feel free to ask questions and I hope this helps!
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Wow.. I cannot believe u just used twistables for that.. Awesomeeee nice drawing i mean yeah what ever, nice drawing!!!
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No problem!! XD
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This looks rly great !!! I'm using a different brand of colored pencils though but I think it's just the same as Crayola's so I think this is really going to help me a lot so thank you so much for this tutorial ! ;w;
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Thank you! I'm glad you found this helpful!
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You're very welcome! d(^^)b
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ARGH omg thank you so much thank you thank you thank you
this is actually the best colored pencil tutorial I've seen :0
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Ahh thank you so much, I'm flattered! I'm glad it helps!
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Omg thank you so much for this tutorial, it helped me a lotΒ Β I can only afford crayola and its nice to know you can make something this amazing with cheap suppliesΒ Β you have mad skills btw
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You're welcome! I'm glad you found this helpful!
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Do you scan your drawings and if so, how do you get them so vivid?
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Ah, I do scan them! They're vivid because I adjust the color levels in photoshop~
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Ah, alright. I'll have to see if I still have a scanner around to use. I'm at my grandma's for the summer so I'm not certain.
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Amazing and incredibly useful 
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Ah, thank you very much! Glad to hear that it helps!
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WOW, I use prismacolor pencils and my drawings never come out cool looking like this
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This was very helpful thank you and your skills are just amazing. 
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Thank you very much and i'm glad it helps!
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Thank you very much!
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Wow, this is fantastic! I was wondering what I was doing wrong--I'm still a novice with traditional coloring. Any tips on how to keep the white from showing as you color? Or do the twistables prevent that from happening? I think I need to get me a pack!
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Thank you so much!
Ah, i'm not exactly sure what you mean by 'keeping the white from showing' but it's kind of the paper texture that really keeps the white spots there, even though you color the area completely. The best advice I have is to shade not just in one direction but in multiple ones so you can cover as much white areas possible.
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That's exactly what I mean. I'll try that. Thanks!
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You're welcome! Glad it helps!
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I was wondering.... What do you use for inking? I'm just a beginner.... Β
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I just use a basic ballpoint pen!
My materials are posted above in the tutorial. It's the ones on the right side of the twistables!
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YOU MAKE IT SOUND SO EASY
I'll make sure to remember some of the coloring techniques you used here for later.
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Ah thank you!! Glad it helps!
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i though i was the only peep who colors with twistables
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YEAH ! They are very useful and i still use them ...its been more than 2 years since i bought themΒ
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Ohmygod I LOVE YOU. Everyone always tells me that Twistables are terrible little things when in reality, you can do great things with them!
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Aww thank you! Glad you found it to be helpful!!
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Your coloring skills are great, and this helped me a lot, thank you!
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I'm glad it helped! And thank you so much!
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this is really great and helpful. You're a colored pencil master
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Thank you so much! I'm glad it helps!!
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dude XDDDD your art looks like digital XDDD the magic of twistables XDD also very helpful
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Ahh thank you!
I'm glad it helped!
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