BURNISHING Colored Pencils - What is it, and Why? | Prismacolor Tutorial
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ก.ย. 2024
- Burnishing with colored pencils is something you'll hear mentioned in many of my videos. It's such a fundamental technique that I think it deserves its own video explaining what it is, why you should do it and when it's useful.
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Very inspiring. Pencils are so versatile. I'm glad I've decided to learn.
Relative beginner here. I notice Derwent do a burnishing pencil, as well as a blending pencil. I use the blending pencil a lot, but have done little burnishing. Thanks for showing us burnishing with colours. I note that both the blending and burnishing pencils do seem to make the colours more vibrant as well as smoother.
That is a great point - a few of the main pencil brands offer blending/burnishing pencils, sometimes called colourless blenders. I think there's nothing wrong with using them at all, but I do like the opportunity to make my final colour adjustments by burnishing with a colour.
Terrific video as always. Thank you for all the work you do to put great quality videos on your channel. Much much much appreciated
You are brilliant Gemma, just discovered your channel and can't wait to go through it. Women definitely dominate the coloured pencil drawing TH-cam universe 😊
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I love your art Gemma Chamber....I'm a huge fan.. it really helps a lot❤🤞✌️(Collins from South Africa 🇿🇦
Que lindo pintas. Recién volveré a dibujar y pintar después de muchísimos años. Empezare a practicar con esta técnica. Muchas gracias
WOW - great tutorial. I will try to apply this technique to my own pencil sketches. 👍
Hello. I love your tutorials. Thank you so much
Great explanation. Thank you!
Awesome, thanks!
...very informative!-subscribed!
copic clear markers are terrific as well
thank you!
Do you offer free teaching tutorials? A lot of people try and charge money for what you said in this video, but do you have anymore pointers especially for drawing portraits?❤️ also tysm for this video!
I like you maam.. your very good in color pencil, thanks.... 😊
Pattern doesn’t work in my country Egypt 😢
I get nervous about which colour to use for burnishing, so I always go for white, creating a sort of milky effect. Is the sensible thing to do to burnish in a colour a few shades lighter than the underlayer?
The way I understand is you don’t burnish the hole picture with the same color/tone. Use the same tones you used for the layering underneath.
@@Falco2Itachi But which color do you choose to burnish an area with multiple tones/colors?
@@frankkennedy6388 I’ve seen another TH-camer mostly choosing either the midtones or something like that but I forgot which it was. I suggest trying it out on paper scraps and decide afterwards. But I don’t think the difference will be that prominent when the drawing is ready.
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I try not to burnish, dont really like the shiny look you can get soemtimes
roses are red violets are blue.. i watched this whole video and it left me with no clue
nothings helping..