 A little freeform Betweed done on a black tile to begin the day. This was done with a single multicolor pencil on a black tile, with a dash of white Prismacolor for highlights. Done for the Diva Challenge, part II (see yesterday's post). Next, an entirely freeform Betweed mandala, done with the same multicolored pencil, a gray Prismacolor, and a spot of Uniball Sigma Broad White pen. 
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Sure thing Maggibee. I'll blog about it in a day or two (I am on the road tomorrow). Bottom line: I find these in the kids art section of various stores--I've yet to find one that I both like AND can get consistently. There's lots to say about them. I love Prismacolor pencils (they don't make a multicolor...not that I'm aware of) but I really do enjoy the multicolor pencils that are usually ignored because they're supposedly only for kids. Check the blog over the weekend for more on this. Thanks! 8/27/2015 08:31:16 am
Your free form Betweed is lovely and elegant! I have a few of those multicolor pencils as well... I'll have to remember to use them once in awhile! Your use of them is inspiring! Wonderfully done!
Annemarie
8/27/2015 07:35:51 pm
Well done with beautiful coloring.
Christine Courtois
8/27/2015 08:49:06 pm
Very pretty. I don't know what a multicolor pencil look like and how to use it. Your comment will be posted after it is approved.
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