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My entry for the DLOP Coloring Contest.

Here's where to find the original work --> [link]

Here's the Journal Entry about the Contest --> [link]

Now, with that out of the way....

This is a culmination of the skills that I have so far with a limited pallet of Prismacolor Premier markers that I have fallen in love with. My other journals detail some of my experiences. But I am learning more and more with each piece that I work on.

I am overall pleased with this work, but I find that I worked too much on the face and shoulders and called it finished before it got worse.
But I like that I was able to get a decent tanned skin tone with what I will call a wet-on-wet technique of layering marker colors.
It's a basic technique, but since I do this on a part-time basis, I like what I do. It also is a therapeutic thing for me to accomplish after a long day at Big Box Retail, or just needing some creative juice production.

Feedback greatly appreciated.

Description
My entry for the DLOP Coloring Contest.

Here's where to find the original work --> [link]

Here's the Journal Entry about the Contest --> [link]

Now, with that out of the way....

This is a culmination of the skills that I have so far with a limited pallet of Prismacolor Premier markers that I have fallen in love with. My other journals detail some of my experiences. But I am learning more and more with each piece that I work on.

I am overall pleased with this work, but I find that I worked too much on the face and shoulders and called it finished before it got worse.
But I like that I was able to get a decent tanned skin tone with what I will call a wet-on-wet technique of layering marker colors.
It's a basic technique, but since I do this on a part-time basis, I like what I do. It also is a therapeutic thing for me to accomplish after a long day at Big Box Retail, or just needing some creative juice production.

Feedback greatly appreciated.