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| White pencil on a dark brown mat board. I transferred the drawing with white transfer paper. I used a white prismacolor pencil shading in the values (lights, mediums and darks). I will finish the white value study before I add color. |
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| Prismacolor Colored pencils melted with a solvent on Stonehenge paper. This is an under drawing. I melted the pencil 2 ways. One - I made shavings of the pencil with a small strainer into a jar lid and added the Goo Gone Gel, stirred and then painted it on the paper. Two - I colored an area with a pencil and melted it with a brush dipped in Goo Gone Gel. I also splattered the pencil colors |
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| Watercolor pencils on watercolor paper for an under drawing. I used Derwent Inktense watercolor pencils and Cotman 140 lb. watercolor paper. I put the watercolor pencil on in three ways. One - I colored and area on dry paper and then used a brush and water to wet it and to spread it around. Two - I wet an area, colored it and used a brush to spread it around. Three - I wet a brush, rubbed it on the pencil tip to pick up color, and painted the color on the paper. After the under painting was done and dry I started working with Prismacolor colored pencils in the area below the eye. |