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For Joey Challenge #82. Details on what I used under the photograph.  Faber Castell colored pencils in Pthalo Green, Green-Yellow, and White, with Prismacolor gold pencil, on a Renaissance tile. I like the Faber Castell colors, but oh my, they are so much harder than Prismacolor pencils. For handling, I prefer the Prismacolors.
No other comments this evening. Having some supposedly minor eye surgery tomorrow and feeling skittish.
Yorkshire Tortoise
10/13/2015 06:13:05 am
This is beautiful. I love the colouring. Now that is the sort of shading I admire. The tile edges look great too, how did you do that?
devin
10/13/2015 11:31:27 am
Thanks, Yorkshire T! I wish I could take credit for the burnt edges, but that is just one of the "effects" offered by my blog provider when I post a photo. The actual tile looks exactly like this except the edges are perfectly normal--no "crispy" effect around the tile at all. I opted to add the "burnt edge effect" when I posted the pic. I only wish I knew how to do this in real life without burning up the tile. LOL. 10/13/2015 08:13:43 pm
<i>Nice tile. I also like the "burnt" edges. Wish I could find a way to do that.</i> 10/14/2015 03:33:43 pm
ooh, that colored one is so pretty. The palette is scrumptious, the shading impeccable. Very nice! I'm with you on colored pencil...nothing like prisma...
Susan Theron
10/17/2015 03:55:14 pm
Like this a lot! Comments are closed.
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