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STACIEANDEARL
Nov 28, 2002, 12:25:32 AM11/28/02
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Was wondering if any of you have tips on using the water color pencils with a
water brush. Or blender pen if you want to call it that.
water brush. Or blender pen if you want to call it that.
Judy
Nov 29, 2002, 7:48:59 AM11/29/02
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1) Make a color palate by coloring solid regions on paper then use your
water pen pr damp paintbrush to pick up the color like old fashioned water
colors.
2) Color in the image and then use your blender or a damp paintbrush to
soften the colors and blend them. In this case be not to use too much water.
3) Use your damp brush to lift color directly off the pencil tip. This is
also good for when your pencil tip breaks. I save the ends in a little
container & then can use the tips like old fashioned water color paints.
water pen pr damp paintbrush to pick up the color like old fashioned water
colors.
2) Color in the image and then use your blender or a damp paintbrush to
soften the colors and blend them. In this case be not to use too much water.
3) Use your damp brush to lift color directly off the pencil tip. This is
also good for when your pencil tip breaks. I save the ends in a little
container & then can use the tips like old fashioned water color paints.
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Peace,
Judy
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Peace is not the absence of conflict,
it is the presence of God no matter what the conflict.
OZMAnOZ
Dec 4, 2002, 11:21:17 AM12/4/02
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as far as touching a wet anything to the tip of a watercolor pencil DON"T do
it. it's very bad for the pencil. however saving the parts that break off and
doing it with them is fine.
it. it's very bad for the pencil. however saving the parts that break off and
doing it with them is fine.
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