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Old 02-03-2004, 07:42 PM
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Coloring Element Help

hey, iv been just drawing alot lately, and now im hoping to add some color. I have most of the materials i need(at least i think so anyways...), but i was wondering when or where you use the different elements. i think i remember aseanz and other great artists explaining how they use different types of materials on a single drawing. are there certain spots you use pencil, pastel or markers?

anythin would be great, i just want to know as much as i can before i try it on the drawing. i looked on the tutorials that have been posted but must have missed it or didnt see it. everything helps, thanks
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Re: Coloring Element Help

ok here we go...

pencils for sketching out the basic lines

pens for tracing the lines

markers for the solid tones-this is the main part of your reflection in most cases

pastels for gradiating tones-sky usually

gauache paint for highlights

those are your basic materials but these are just basic..you can go all out if you want
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wow, way to keep it simple...thats awesome, you should post that in the tut thread
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Re: Coloring Element Help

thats exactly what i was looking for. thanks alot!!!!!!!!!!!!
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This is a little OT, but acoustic, what is your avatar?
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my avatar? my last name is hartman, so it stands for that, and i usually incorporate into my drawings someway or another for fun. it was on the gt drawing on the license plate. yours is hilarious, whered you get that from??
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i dont remember, ive used this avatar on a couple other forums, and i got it from one of my posts there
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want me to post this in the tut section?
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