Hiiii ^^
Here’s my new drawing ^^
I colored the very first layers with Faber-Castell and then colored the rest mostly with Prismacolor. The reason I’m saying this is because the steps matters sometimes (not always) and makes the result a little different. Faber-Castell is oil-based and I like to use it on the first layers. But Prismacolor is wax-based, it has more pigments so I use it on top. I have done this the other way around, but it left little marks on the paper (not a big deal). It’s just based on my experience, some may find it better to use the steps in another order as I myself do, depending on what I’m drawing, clothes, skin, etc. For example, in the case of drawing hair, I use another technique which I will explain later in another post(will record the hair part as well). You know, there’s no rules. While drawing, every little thing matters, pencils (which brand they're from, how sharp they are, the way we hold them), papers, etc. But above all, skill is what we need the most, if so, we can draw the best drawings with just an ordinary pencil. Every time we draw we learn more and in this post I just shared the way I’m comfortable with ^^
Reference Pic:
Materials:
Prismacolor and Faber-Castell colored pencils on Steinbach paper
Paper cutter and white pen
The song I used in the background:
Song: Cadmium - Click & Scroll (feat. Eli Raain & Veronica Bravo) [NCS Release]
Music provided by NoCopyrightSounds
Free Download/Stream: http://ncs.io/ClickScroll
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