A burnisher, takes off the waxy top of a coloring pencil. In certain situations it can blend but often you want to use it when your drawing is finished. It pretty much mats the drawing
It actually adds a glossy finish by destroying all the tooth of the paper and with wax pencils it can cause a waxy build up. I say this because I’ve been burnishing all of my illustrations since 2012. Some of my old work looks a bit hazy these days from wax bloom. Edit: This can be avoided by using *oil-based pencils like Fabre-Castelle. I use Prismacolor but don’t mind the waxy-ness.
Who’s the kind of person who scrolls through the comments and just listens to the video and sometimes looks at what she’s doing OMG THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR ALL THE LIKES!
The stories behind random characters Waffles come up with are absolutely amazing. I honestly wish I could just do that on the spot. Teach me your ways, Waffles😂
I love that you actually show how many sketches it can sometimes take to come up with a final concept. So many artists on TH-cam make it seem like they forever have THE concept in their head and they never sketch a concept and find themselves hating it. I enjoy the real element in the prep here, thank you!
IKR!!! She’s the kind of character artist that every novelist dreams of... (lol me here trying to use my friend’s art as official character art on Wattpad XD)
@@Tina-rb7mu that's not what she meant I think she was trying to say that all her characters have there own vibe and personality when most artists draw ocs there just like cute characters but when waffles does it they have there own story and aura I hope this helped :)
Trick to getting colored pencils to blend without breaking your wrist. *no I am not a professional artist however I am a professional doodler.* So first and foremost you must have a soft and extremely pigmented colored pencil if you're already starting there, awesome. Next Step; you're going to want to hold the pencil as though you're trying to hold it horizontally rather than vertically and you're going to want to use the side of the pencil with very minimal pressure and you'll see this put a very light coat over the entire area evenly. nine times out of 10 no matter how bumpy the paper is or how rough the paper is using this technique will get it to cover the entire paper. basically you want to keep doing this while applying pressure with your pointer finger only to increase the darkness of the color. in order to get full coverage you want to avoid pressing down when you first start and you want to rather build extremely light layers it usually takes about three layers but doing this will also allow you to blend colors extremely easily. I always use two colors for one color, so for example; if I'm trying to do a piece orange that section will always be a find gradient between yellow orange and red simply because shadows change color perspective so you want to keep that in mind when you're coloring. you want to be able to switch the color and not have everything be one big block color and this is going to be the easiest way to achieve this. focus on putting down layers of colored pencils that are light enough if you absolutely had to you can completely erase them. if you can completely erase your colored pencil line you should be using the right amount of pressure. when you apply too much pressure to the pencil you actually create a process called Plastering that's where you push down so hard on the pencils that you get to see that like waxy shiny finish, if that is your preferred finish then by all means go for it but if you're going for a smooth animated or realistic look with colored pencils the only way to get it is to build it rather than to excute first chance. Have fun ! *edit after watching more* so if you look at her cloak even after blending you have a lot of white spots and it doesn't look the smoothest, if you try this method I promise it will fix that
I know this was uploaded a while ago but here are a few tips for using colored pencils! 1. Try to keep the tip relatively long and don't color with just the tip. Try to keep the pencil sort of flat and use the sides when coloring large spaces! 2. Don't be afraid to color lightly! With colored pencils you can build up the color and they are often easier to blend when used lightly. 3. To get a smoother more solid finish instead of seeing the paper through the coloring great tools to use are the blending pencils (as shown in the video) and a liquid called turpentine which can be used on a brush almost like pain to blend colors and create that solid finish but be warned! Make sure to use a light hand with the liquid blending as it can also pick up the color in unintended ways. Colored pencils don't always need to be used with a lot of pressure and can provide better results when used lightly and the color is built up! Sorry this is so long but I love using colored pencils for art and thought I would share some knowledge of mine. Hope this helped!! Enjoy coloring! 💕💕💕
I agree. Starting light and using layering is a great way to get idea color and dimension. I actually taught my classmates you can express your feelings through coloring as well as the obvious just use coloring to relax. Class and teacher liked presentation. I think I'm going to go look for my coloring pages and colored pencils. Fairies and mermaids, I'm back.
Colored pencil tip: Layers. Layers. Patience. Also, color in all directions (vertical, horizontal, and diagonals |-\/) (Don’t use prismacolors for layers, after a while it’ll refuse and become muddy)
Also use it above watercolour or copics, it's great to put in details and different hues. And please don't press hard for shading. That's important. I never used prismacolours but polychromos are very nice for layering from my experience. That is if you don't press hard on the first layer already ofc.
With coloured pencils, I personally think it takes patience to build up the pigment and to make it look smooth. I think you press way too hard because you're used to more pigmented art supplies
@@carsonhartnett1105 i dont care if she doesnt reply. i love her personality and her art as well. i just wanted her to know that i love how she replies to others even if she doesnt know them personally. sorry
I think the trick to drawing with pencils is to press lightly and then layer the colours. With good pencils, the more layers you put down, the more saturated and blended it looks. However, love your artwork!
I've found that when you use colored pencils (regardless of what brand- I'm your stereotypical Prisma person), when you are trying to fill larger areas tilt your pencil so that you are using the side of the lead, rather than the tip of the pencil. When you color only using the point, it takes longer to color and sometimes it'll make scratches in the laid color (especially if you are overlapping) or it'll damage/put too much pressure on the paper, making it buckle where you've used it. It's easier to blend colors by slowly layering and blending as you go. The trick is to use a blender towards the end, because it deposits a sort of waxy texture making it hard to lay more colors if you need them. And erasing colored pencil is nearly impossible once you start anyway, so building is the best idea, even if that means deepening areas to create contrast and dimension. White colored pencils are evil, be warned. They dull colors rather than lighten them, so I would experiment with it before you use them or try laying the white down first before you put down what colors you want it to blend with.
Practice coloring softer, and do big areas in small patches. You always want to start lighter and get darker with layers. Starting very light for me helps when I want to do more than one color cause it leaves more to play with, as apposed to coloring really hard and dark cause its harder to erase and add detail. Hard to explain. Hope that helps.
No that’s only for watercolor pencils, dipping it in water only makes the pigment softer so it’s easier to blend and color with. My aunt is a professional artist and I asked her.
@@katiebeard4197 watercolor pencils work best, but more expensive 'normal' colored pencils work too. The cheaper and waxier they are, the less you'll be able to do that. Source is me, an art student.
I got some colored pencil tips for ya Rin! I draw with colored pencils for like... Literally everything I draw so xD If you get multiple tones of the same color, then if you color lightly over one area, you can keep adding layers of different colors to shade, light, and even make soft gradients. You don't wanna press to hard with a pencil, here's why: You will use up a ton of graphite, and make thick layers of colors that will be harder to erase incase of mistakes, and also don't blend to well (depends on the type of pencil you're using.) It will strain your wrist, and no one wants that! You might end up chipping the graphite and (as mentioned before) using up a ton of graphite. I also recommend looking up a couple TH-cam artists who color with colored pencils. I highly recommend WillD
Amber Heathers your will, but don't say no one hasn't warned when Jesus returns :) There are so many other cool things to draw out there so there's always an alternative.
I honestly liked the second idea better, the one with the bald character and all the tattoos.. since you didn’t end up drawing that may I draw it and obviously give you credit? I’ll tag you in it on Instagram so you can see!
When blending with colored pencils, it helps to sharpen your pencil to a fine tip and color in light circular motions. To apply value, you just keep adding layers in areas that you want darker. It helps cover more surfaces and its a lot easier on the wrists
With colored pencils I usually start with light pressure and slowly build up the colors and tones and blend with a color that is lighter but in the same hue family or I just use white. Building up slowly may take longer but it saves your wrist from some pain.
It’s so cute when you keep dropping the...... PURPLE SKETCHBOOK O GAWD THAT LOOKS AMAZING. I was going to say the candy but I got distracted by that beautiful sketchbook😂😂
Oh God- I just remembered my "I want to be like everyone else" phase where I acted like I loved blue and red only but I loved all colors- NOw aT 14 I aM In lOVe With EvEry ColOr On EaRtHhh
A good trick that helps me with colored pencils is to start out with coloring in very lightly, you’re able to blend colors more easily as you build up the amount of pressure you use. You dont have to start with lots of pressure...ease into It as you go.. And it helps with the pencil texture on the paper. Really beautiful work!!!
YAY WAFFLES!!! You’re on the trending page!! I love you and I’m so proud of you lol! Everyone should watch your art and experience your amazing personality!!!
Super cute drawing! :))) I find colored pencils to be difficult to use and needing LOTS of patience to work in small chunks, but colored pencils pieces always looks so nice 😭
Burnishing 101 (the way I learned it!): ▪Put down all of the undertones you want to (let's say you're drawing an apple; probably will use yellows and greens, along with some red). ▪Once you have a solid layer, use the burnishing tool (even white colored pencils will work for this) in small circular motions over the drawing, smoothing all the colors together (and yes, this usually makes them look more vibrant). ▪Next, put the MAIN color you want (if you're drawing a red apple, this is presumably red) on top (of course not interfering with any of your highlights), pressing fairly hard, like you did with the burnishing tool, with the same swirling (small-circles) technique. You should have a lovely burnished colored pencil piece!
Tip to add: This works best on colored paper background (personally i like using black) and you can use the white pencil to its fullest potential! Also yes whenever you're laying down color with pencils use small tight circles to reduce the look of strokes and make blending a lot easier! 😊
Me : It takes me to weeks to complete a character She : drawing 1 character in ten seconds And who ever is reading this you should know I am not lying it actually takes me two weeks to draw a ( a means 1) character.
some people are better at making characters then others. having knowledge on different body types, hair styles, outfit types, eye shapes etc etc can make it a lot easier. studying is half the struggle with drawing and character creation. the other half is practice! if you feel stumped, draw something youve never drawn before. bam easy unique character.
A colored pencil tip that my dad taught me was always color in circles rather than the horizontal/vertical coloring. It blends colors better with the circle method and it relieves pressure on your wrists when coloring because you feel looser when drawing a circle rather than a line. Coloring in circles also gets rid of that "colored pencil texture" and makes it look smoother. Think of it kinda like cleaning, where you're taught to "Scrub in circles so you won't get streaks" Now this method isn't great for every piece, and sometimes that go to instinct to just scribble the color on is better than scribbling circles. I don't recommend the circle method for large area Coloring, it'll take a long time to fill in the space. But for simple sketchbook doodles like this it can be perfect. The only downside is, it does take longer to color, but the end result can be so worth that extra time spent!
Welcome to actually being addicted to draw with waffles.. Help my hands hurt and I have no idea what to draw anymore. (okay, addicted might be a too strong word for this)
I love color pencils, looked forward to see Waffles use them! Tip when blending color-pencils: Try to cross-blend colors (X-color vertical, Y-color horizontal) to get a more potent blend. Love your videos, always gives me a good mood ^_^
I never use straight lines for colouring with pencil crayons as it makes the lines more obvious and I prefer an even coverage. I always just do sort of tiny circles (or at least circular-ish motions) and the same for any colour I'm blending it with. Makes it much more gentle. I've never got the hang of just straight line colouring lol. I did it that way when very young and was promptly told by my Mum to try the little circles trick and have never bothered trying the other way again since it just never looked blended. But with the circular thing it looks like I just used a crayon of that colour instead of blended two together.
@@@AlexaFaie I use circular motions sometimes as well! It really depends what texture you need to represent, an example would be hair, which I would never use circles for, but instead go in the same direction (sort of). It depends on texture and pigmentation. The pressure of your pencil strokes matter. If you have light pressure strokes, the direction will be more visible, than a really burnished result. This is just my experience anyway, I hope you all have a lovely day.
*tips for blending colouring pencils* -that don’t make ur wrist hurt: Colour in a circular motion with ur darkest colour with very light pressure, then go in with the same amount of pressure with the next lightest colour. (Apply rly light pressure) continue to do this until u get to the lightest colour. Then do multiple light layers over what you have done before with the lightest colour. Do this until it’s completely blended and u will be left with a rly smooth even blended layer :) hope this helped!! If this was confusing I highly recommend watching @isabella.drawss ‘s blending tutorial, it explain how to blend ;)
Tips for coloured pencils - use very light layers (if you struggle like me with being heavy handed hold the pencil by the far end and use the side of the point to colour) and instead of colouring in straight lines back and forth use small circular or oval motions (technique called Scumbling). This means you’re not left with streaky lines all over the drawing. Build up the colour with lots of very thin, light layers (either different colours or different shades of the same colour) until you have the colour depth you want and the shading right for your image. I don’t particularly rate blending pencils as you do have to use a lot of pressure and they’re just using up a layer of tooth on the paper with absolutely no pigment in it at all. Personally I prefer to use an odourless mineral spirits like Gamsol. You can use it on paintbrushes, q-tips, paper stumps or my own favourite by dipping in a dried up old Copic colourless blender pen and using that to blend out the pigment of the pencils. After those are blended and dried do your final layer or two of detail and shading on top with more pencil (you find that the mineral spirits restores a little of the tooth to the paper so you can get in a few more layers 😊 Hope some of this helps! Please feel free to ask any questions- I’m by no means an expert but it is something I thoroughly enjoy.
Hi- This is a person from the uk talking and, the sweet/candy you got normaly comes in big packs and its a caramel or whatever it is toffy sweet 💖 just thought you should know
It never ceases to amaze me how quickly and efficiently you bust out ideas and work them into something Also, your kneaded eraser is also kinda... amazing? What a lump 😆
I love watching how you start you drawings with simple shapes then building from there. I'm not very good at drawing and find it overwhelming whenever I attempt but watching how you start makes it feel less overwhelming :)
A burnisher, takes off the waxy top of a coloring pencil. In certain situations it can blend but often you want to use it when your drawing is finished. It pretty much mats the drawing
So doesn't that mean it unpolishes the drawing? The description sounded like it would add gloss. :p
wouldnt it make more sense to make it not a tiny pencil?
*hello
It actually adds a glossy finish by destroying all the tooth of the paper and with wax pencils it can cause a waxy build up.
I say this because I’ve been burnishing all of my illustrations since 2012. Some of my old work looks a bit hazy these days from wax bloom.
Edit: This can be avoided by using *oil-based pencils like Fabre-Castelle. I use Prismacolor but don’t mind the waxy-ness.
I was wondering if that’s what a Burnisher was used for. I hate when my colored pencil drawings get a waxy film over them
Her: Draws a few lines
Me: *blinks*
*a human is formed
True
*aesthetically aesthetical* 😂 IKR
*aesthetically aesthetical* lmao-
*aesthetically aesthetical* okie, overrated.
*looper* same
Fun fact: the smaller hole in a pencil sharpener is to sharpen the pencil, and the bigger hole is to get it to a sharper point.
@Izumi Chan I always thought it was for color pencils 😂
I seriously didn't know that and I've been doing art for quite some time.
Sonia Pérez same
Mind blown! Thanks!
@Izumi Chan lmao same
Me: “Their’s nothing good to draw!”
Me at 3am: *”SO MANY IDEAS!”*
Oh boy, 3am!
Saaame
Leah Ackerman same
Same
There’s* 😉
Who’s the kind of person who scrolls through the comments and just listens to the video and sometimes looks at what she’s doing
OMG THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR ALL THE LIKES!
Sophie Ava me that’s why I’m doing right now XD
I am dong that right now
*me
I'm doing that right now Xd
That is exactly what I'm doing right now
Her when she sees candy:
"I'll think about incorporating it in my art"
Me when i see candy:
*disappears in 3 secs*
Lol, me too!
Haha same.
Me
Lol same 😂
For me it's gone the moment I see it 😂
Well I thought the pencil would actually be clear...
Same
Me too
Yeah cause clickbait
Rosie M for real
TRUUUUUEEE
I’m convinced that Rin is just a crow with talent seeming she’s so attracted to shiny things lmao
I think you meant magpie?
Ghostly Sins Your pfp is god level
😂😂
LMAO
@@mismatchedsock1982 no a crow is attracted to shiny things
I always love seeing you test your art supplies! Your under drawings are also pretty spot on!!👏👏😍
I watch u all the time and I love your videos so much
I have subbed to u and turned on notifications
Doritos whsjsjsjwjwjjwiww
I agree though
Omgzhc 🥺🥺🥺
*Me when drawing;*
Wow this is turning out pretty good!
**_erases everything_**
a 1960s Coke bottle lol yes that’s me
Same
Samee
I just can't get the picture in my head!!!
me.
OMG that's why I gained so many subs !!!!
Sakuems i love your style, it’s so pretty!
Your so under rated!!!!
Hey I checked out your channel And have to say your drawings are BOOTYFUL.....
Sakuems I think people could trace over it as well
Your art is amazing well done !❤❤
*me who is watching while drawing, trying to get hair inspiration*
Her: "Maybe we'll make her BALD!"
Ouuu bald is actually kinda cool u know... Try adding some designs on the head too ... I do that a lot when I don't get ideas for hair 😌😂
@@-w-9950 me too...
Good one 😂😂
Me too lol, in my mind I pictured the word as a black lady with a giant Afro and magic bits in the hair
Why is hair so difficult tho 😭
The stories behind random characters Waffles come up with are absolutely amazing. I honestly wish I could just do that on the spot.
Teach me your ways, Waffles😂
I love that you actually show how many sketches it can sometimes take to come up with a final concept. So many artists on TH-cam make it seem like they forever have THE concept in their head and they never sketch a concept and find themselves hating it. I enjoy the real element in the prep here, thank you!
“I see a lot of colors, I see a lot of swatches :3333”
-Waffles 2019 😂😂
its like a double rainbow, but art supplies. ;)
DrawingWiffWaffles love your art btw :3333
@@drawingwiffwaffles please check my idea about the Mona Lisa painting in your style😚😚😚😚😚😚😚
Fatimsy bm sameeeeee
@@drawingwiffwaffles omg I am so late lol
Everyone: **watches while video like a normal person**
Me: **looks for clear colored pencil**
Where is iy
Same thoo
Nothing wrong with that lol I'm working in my sceetch Book as she draws also need a blender....watching her helps
Same😢
Same lol
i love how you put a meaning behind the person. like you make your drawings your their own people.
IKR!!! She’s the kind of character artist that every novelist dreams of... (lol me here trying to use my friend’s art as official character art on Wattpad XD)
its just called an oc lol
@@Tina-rb7mu that's not what she meant I think she was trying to say that all her characters have there own vibe and personality when most artists draw ocs there just like cute characters but when waffles does it they have there own story and aura I hope this helped :)
U literally sketch like it's a peace of cake...but I'm over here struggling with a line😅🙃😩
i find it easier to sketch than outline lol
Armyyyy
BTS MAKNAE ikr
BTS MAKNAE piece
Ayo fellow jimin stan
.....I actually thought the pencil would be clear but it's *NOT CLEAR AT ALL* ......sorry bout that but it's a fake thumbnail
How do you do the bold
Gamer Girl101 you add this * at the beginning and end of the word like this **hi** but only add 1 so it looks like this *hi*
Yea
*Hi*
*hi*
Trick to getting colored pencils to blend without breaking your wrist.
*no I am not a professional artist however I am a professional doodler.*
So first and foremost you must have a soft and extremely pigmented colored pencil if you're already starting there, awesome.
Next Step; you're going to want to hold the pencil as though you're trying to hold it horizontally rather than vertically and you're going to want to use the side of the pencil with very minimal pressure and you'll see this put a very light coat over the entire area evenly. nine times out of 10 no matter how bumpy the paper is or how rough the paper is using this technique will get it to cover the entire paper. basically you want to keep doing this while applying pressure with your pointer finger only to increase the darkness of the color. in order to get full coverage you want to avoid pressing down when you first start and you want to rather build extremely light layers it usually takes about three layers but doing this will also allow you to blend colors extremely easily. I always use two colors for one color, so for example; if I'm trying to do a piece orange that section will always be a find gradient between yellow orange and red simply because shadows change color perspective so you want to keep that in mind when you're coloring. you want to be able to switch the color and not have everything be one big block color and this is going to be the easiest way to achieve this. focus on putting down layers of colored pencils that are light enough if you absolutely had to you can completely erase them. if you can completely erase your colored pencil line you should be using the right amount of pressure. when you apply too much pressure to the pencil you actually create a process called Plastering that's where you push down so hard on the pencils that you get to see that like waxy shiny finish, if that is your preferred finish then by all means go for it but if you're going for a smooth animated or realistic look with colored pencils the only way to get it is to build it rather than to excute first chance. Have fun ! *edit after watching more* so if you look at her cloak even after blending you have a lot of white spots and it doesn't look the smoothest, if you try this method I promise it will fix that
No one even cares about this comment. It’s kinda sad that people aren’t paying attention to this. It’s a cool tip tho.
Do you now how to save a comment
Laurie I would try copying the text and pasting it to your notepad on your phone. I don't think you can save the comments
TL,DR
Thank you all so much💖
I know this was uploaded a while ago but here are a few tips for using colored pencils!
1. Try to keep the tip relatively long and don't color with just the tip. Try to keep the pencil sort of flat and use the sides when coloring large spaces!
2. Don't be afraid to color lightly! With colored pencils you can build up the color and they are often easier to blend when used lightly.
3. To get a smoother more solid finish instead of seeing the paper through the coloring great tools to use are the blending pencils (as shown in the video) and a liquid called turpentine which can be used on a brush almost like pain to blend colors and create that solid finish but be warned! Make sure to use a light hand with the liquid blending as it can also pick up the color in unintended ways.
Colored pencils don't always need to be used with a lot of pressure and can provide better results when used lightly and the color is built up! Sorry this is so long but I love using colored pencils for art and thought I would share some knowledge of mine. Hope this helped!! Enjoy coloring! 💕💕💕
Thx, I will definitely use these tips!😄😄😀😉😊☺🤗😀😆😁
OK thnx I draw a lot so this is actually a useful comment
Thx
I agree. Starting light and using layering is a great way to get idea color and dimension. I actually taught my classmates you can express your feelings through coloring as well as the obvious just use coloring to relax. Class and teacher liked presentation. I think I'm going to go look for my coloring pages and colored pencils. Fairies and mermaids, I'm back.
Tnx
Colored pencil tip:
Layers. Layers. Patience. Also, color in all directions (vertical, horizontal, and diagonals |-\/)
(Don’t use prismacolors for layers, after a while it’ll refuse and become muddy)
**When you bought a set of like professional pencils then searches how to use it and realises its bad**
Also use it above watercolour or copics, it's great to put in details and different hues.
And please don't press hard for shading. That's important.
I never used prismacolours but polychromos are very nice for layering from my experience. That is if you don't press hard on the first layer already ofc.
I have fabercastle polychromos are they good for layering?
I'd say it's better to paint in circles. That way you don't get noticeable lines and scratches. And layers, a lot of layers
Padfoot 9/34 prismacolors like the only good colored pencils I have ;-;
Rin: magical sparkles! *jabs pencil on the paper
Me: BEAUTIFUL
5:15 *MORIAH IS SCREAMING!!!*
that is not the correct order of the rainbow!
❤️🧡💛💚💙💜💕
Moriah Elizabeth? 😂😂 I love her vids too
Da1TruArtistPup yes we love moriah 🤍
pink isn’t in the rainbow dumbass
@@addie3147 jeez rude
@@addie3147 shut the fuck up
Some people don’t watch DrawingWiffWaffles’ video when they get the notification
But not us
*Not us*
That was beautiful
😭 Don't do this to me! 😭 I'm so nervous about that movie.
DrawingWiffWaffles (in Spiderman’s voice) *im sorry*
* Steve Rogers voice *This is the art of our lives
hahahaha XD
waffles: it's sorta big and chunky...
me: *thinks of Motomoto*
Happy Drawing 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Well.. it turns out he doesn’t like me and my friend was lying 😔😔
I LIKE EM BIG I LIKE EM CHUNKY FOR MEH PENCILS
Haha🤣🤣
Happy Drawing 200th like :D
Me: sees thumbnail
clicks video
watches video
*video ends
...
*inhales
Welp I actually thought the pencil was going to be clear ;-;
I had the same exact feeling
Same
Yes finally one like
baby yoda!
;-;
With coloured pencils, I personally think it takes patience to build up the pigment and to make it look smooth. I think you press way too hard because you're used to more pigmented art supplies
The way she whips up a drawing so fast😰 how!?
And yes yes I know it takes lots of practice
I didn't think of that
I mean, she is a professional
@Allie Heck not really
Maybe editing?
Maybe because they are sketches ,jesus ,they are supossed to be quick and she draws everyday its practice based ,also its a cartoony style
I just ADORE the way how Rin tries her best to reply back to comments. Makes me love her even more!♥️
Hungry Potato this seems like a bate to try and get her to reply to you, must suck that she didnt
Hungry Potato dude you’re trying so hard for her to reply to you lmao
im sorry then. its the truth tho. sorry if i triggered you guys
@@evie2743 and im sorry if i used her first name. some comments included her name and i just thought it was ok to use it too. so sorry
@@carsonhartnett1105 i dont care if she doesnt reply. i love her personality and her art as well. i just wanted her to know that i love how she replies to others even if she doesnt know them personally. sorry
I think the trick to drawing with pencils is to press lightly and then layer the colours. With good pencils, the more layers you put down, the more saturated and blended it looks. However, love your artwork!
“What the does a clear colored pencil do?”
Me: *it gives invisibility*
Me, a Minecraft player: well you see, you can brew it with a fe-
Yes it's correct because this video is on clear pencil I am angry 😡 you are anger 😤
The does?
IM A FAN OF UR GACHAS
😂
" I wonder what the first person to see a rainbow thought?"
" Omg someone painted the sky, WITCHCRAFT!!!!!!"
That was me 5 years ago I was like " mommy look u and aunt Katie helped Santa paint the sky sooooo cool wait u guys know witch craft waaaaa daddy
noah thats who NOAH its a sign of peace and that *cough* God wont flood the earth ever again (like the whole earth) *cough* bye
@@faithshira7051 that's what I was thinking.
🤣🤣🤣
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I've found that when you use colored pencils (regardless of what brand- I'm your stereotypical Prisma person), when you are trying to fill larger areas tilt your pencil so that you are using the side of the lead, rather than the tip of the pencil. When you color only using the point, it takes longer to color and sometimes it'll make scratches in the laid color (especially if you are overlapping) or it'll damage/put too much pressure on the paper, making it buckle where you've used it.
It's easier to blend colors by slowly layering and blending as you go. The trick is to use a blender towards the end, because it deposits a sort of waxy texture making it hard to lay more colors if you need them. And erasing colored pencil is nearly impossible once you start anyway, so building is the best idea, even if that means deepening areas to create contrast and dimension.
White colored pencils are evil, be warned. They dull colors rather than lighten them, so I would experiment with it before you use them or try laying the white down first before you put down what colors you want it to blend with.
Practice coloring softer, and do big areas in small patches. You always want to start lighter and get darker with layers. Starting very light for me helps when I want to do more than one color cause it leaves more to play with, as apposed to coloring really hard and dark cause its harder to erase and add detail. Hard to explain. Hope that helps.
"What does a clear pencil do?"
*nothing*
You've never felt more disappointment than this moment.
You expected something more interesting
Gacha Edit Studio you basically just blend with it!
@@SarahSmith-mr7ph yep I know but I said that for the sake of the joke 😮
It makes it more beautiful, it’s useful
Who didn't expect that lol
@@kimyoonie6835 mhm I know :v
I like how Rin thinks paint was invented before someone saw a rainbow lol
Spoken like a true artist!
Fun fact: I swatched all my colours and it took up seven (7) pages
O-O
@@BobRossCat ikr
Dip the color pencils in water and use it
It will look like a paint
I will try that
No that’s only for watercolor pencils, dipping it in water only makes the pigment softer so it’s easier to blend and color with. My aunt is a professional artist and I asked her.
@@katiebeard4197 watercolor pencils work best, but more expensive 'normal' colored pencils work too. The cheaper and waxier they are, the less you'll be able to do that. Source is me, an art student.
thejewelledparrot ok sorry I only asked her about which ones work best...thank you for correcting me though.😁
I could honestly watch you draw for hours you’re very talented it’s just so satisfying watching you sketch out everything and draw
Comments:
90% Dis is cLiCkBaIt.
9% Quotes and other stuff
1% -Me amazed by her talent-
Ur rude ... I think
@QueenCat stop saying my last name mann
Wania Asim
My guy, it auto generates your name.
@@itsdigiorno9450
But maybe, it's delivery... Unless
Wania Asim IT AUTOMATICALLY PUTS UR YT NAME🙄
I got some colored pencil tips for ya Rin!
I draw with colored pencils for like... Literally everything I draw so xD
If you get multiple tones of the same color, then if you color lightly over one area, you can keep adding layers of different colors to shade, light, and even make soft gradients.
You don't wanna press to hard with a pencil, here's why:
You will use up a ton of graphite, and make thick layers of colors that will be harder to erase incase of mistakes, and also don't blend to well (depends on the type of pencil you're using.)
It will strain your wrist, and no one wants that!
You might end up chipping the graphite and (as mentioned before) using up a ton of graphite.
I also recommend looking up a couple TH-cam artists who color with colored pencils. I highly recommend WillD
I think waffles is really good with colored pencil
I almost spelled "food" instead of "good"
@@zemikahakana6829 she Is a waffle after all xD
“I mean who doesn’t like rainbows??” Talk to Moriah Elizabeth
Harassed Child Draws
Waffles: mentions rainbows
Moria: did someone say RAINBOWS?
Harassed Child Draws who is she?
_Sara_ Selman_ a girl who does TH-cam and her name is moriah and she loves rainbows
I've been waiting for a Moriah Elizibeth comment!🌈
Yas
Her: “I love rainbows”
Also her: *doesn’t put it in rainbow order*
Just because you like rainbows doesn’t mean everything you do has to do with rainbows ;-;
Moriah Elizabeth is screaming
The are a lot of rainbows the rainbow she did is a rainbow so...
r/username checks out
Ikr? ME is quaking
Teacher: What is magic?
Random kid: Unicorns!!
Random kid 2: Friendship!!
Waffles: floaty bits and particles!!
Me and every other person who is at least basic aware of the spiritual reality around us: A work of Satan you reaaally don't want to mess up with
@@krisidineva136 true
Random kid 3: Harry Potter!
@@krisidineva136 eh Satan can go duck himself imma try doing magic
FIRE DRAGON ROARRR
Amber Heathers your will, but don't say no one hasn't warned when Jesus returns :) There are so many other cool things to draw out there so there's always an alternative.
Particles,MAGIC PARTICLES!
*stabs paper violently
9
MAGIC PARTICLES!!!
Me: hmmmmmmmm
HHHHHHHHHH
HHHHHMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM....
MAGIC.
PARTICALS!?
I honestly liked the second idea better, the one with the bald character and all the tattoos.. since you didn’t end up drawing that may I draw it and obviously give you credit? I’ll tag you in it on Instagram so you can see!
oh yes!! draw that character! I'd love to see your take on them and you can give them a second life!! that makes me so happy!
DrawingWiffWaffles yes! Thank you! I’m exited to get started!
I was thinking of doing something like that too lol Magical characters are fun to draw!
I’m almost done with line art!
@@Snoopyfan643 can you please link your instagram
When blending with colored pencils, it helps to sharpen your pencil to a fine tip and color in light circular motions. To apply value, you just keep adding layers in areas that you want darker. It helps cover more surfaces and its a lot easier on the wrists
Girl, you got me back into drawing again! Watching your videos inspired that! Thank you!
I saw a purple marker on the floor at school and I immediately thought of you. 😂
Did you steal it?? 😏 I would’ve
today my art teacher told us that you can’t blend colored pencils...
*i yelled at her. i regret my decisions*
She is such a liar!!
With colored pencils I usually start with light pressure and slowly build up the colors and tones and blend with a color that is lighter but in the same hue family or I just use white. Building up slowly may take longer but it saves your wrist from some pain.
Holy heck, if you’ve ever seen my traditional art that you know that she’s not correct, lol.
Lol
Have she seen ARTTT
I love how the story of the character develops as you draw 💜
It’s so cute when you keep dropping the...... PURPLE SKETCHBOOK O GAWD THAT LOOKS AMAZING.
I was going to say the candy but I got distracted by that beautiful sketchbook😂😂
see!! now you understand! hahaha
😂😂😂
The candy reminds me of Harry Potter Gryffindor house!!! The swirl is in the Gryffindor colors, Scarlet and Gold!
“Who doesn’t like rainbows”
Emo 14 year olds: ME.
any age emo peopl
@@addie3147 i thought you were speaking another language for a second there
Oh God- I just remembered my "I want to be like everyone else" phase where I acted like I loved blue and red only but I loved all colors- NOw aT 14 I aM In lOVe With EvEry ColOr On EaRtHhh
Moriah Elizabeth Is disappointed (if you know her you know why i capitalized M, E, and the I)
@@chonaturallo5281 omg O.o
A good trick that helps me with colored pencils is to start out with coloring in very lightly, you’re able to blend colors more easily as you build up the amount of pressure you use. You dont have to start with lots of pressure...ease into It as you go.. And it helps with the pencil texture on the paper. Really beautiful work!!!
Little circles will make it easier for the wrist, and softer pencils ofc.
I'd say try out a few brands to find one you like
thanks! I appreciate the suggestions! I'm desperate and know very little, so thank you!!!
Waffles: Draws Ideas
Nobody:
Me: her ideas are better than my best artwork
FR THOUGH
Waffles: “Who doesn’t love ranbows?”
Me: “Who puts the blue after the purple, and the green after the blue?”
I do
Rex na
Rex Nature. I think
Fun fact that’s how it was organized in the box!
Watch out, Jokes are taken seriously here 🤭
16:33
Whenever I got THAT, I used to rub an eraser all over my hand 😂 😂 🤣
Best early birthday present EVER 🍰
HAPPY EARLY BIRTHDAY CARLA! 🎉
Happy early bday. 😌
YAY WAFFLES!!! You’re on the trending page!! I love you and I’m so proud of you lol! Everyone should watch your art and experience your amazing personality!!!
me: I wanna draw something cool!
also me: I have no motivation and no good ideas
Why is this the most relatable thing ever?
This is insanely relatable
Exactly my kind of problem. :|
Is that Shin Ae? I see you are a man(or woman) of culture as well ~(0w0~)
If I close my eyes, your voice has the same feel of waking up to a sunny day in a tent like going camping
Take it as a compliment
2:24
Haha I'm from Czech! We got set of these pencils at school, they are great, very pigmented and really cheap! ^^
Zduř😂👌✌️
Ja som zo slovenskaaaa
No Ahoj :D
Nazdárek😂
Yo I am as well but born in England sooo, more English
Super cute drawing! :))) I find colored pencils to be difficult to use and needing LOTS of patience to work in small chunks, but colored pencils pieces always looks so nice 😭
Burnishing 101 (the way I learned it!):
▪Put down all of the undertones you want to (let's say you're drawing an apple; probably will use yellows and greens, along with some red).
▪Once you have a solid layer, use the burnishing tool (even white colored pencils will work for this) in small circular motions over the drawing, smoothing all the colors together (and yes, this usually makes them look more vibrant).
▪Next, put the MAIN color you want (if you're drawing a red apple, this is presumably red) on top (of course not interfering with any of your highlights), pressing fairly hard, like you did with the burnishing tool, with the same swirling (small-circles) technique.
You should have a lovely burnished colored pencil piece!
Tip to add: This works best on colored paper background (personally i like using black) and you can use the white pencil to its fullest potential!
Also yes whenever you're laying down color with pencils use small tight circles to reduce the look of strokes and make blending a lot easier! 😊
@@LawlietDeMonti I didn't know it worked best on colored paper! That's really neat, thank you :000
When she brings out the triangular pencil soo many primary school memories come bak lol
Oh my goodness I love your confidence and your characters! They are beautiful!
You know? you are the only TH-camr whom I subscribed after watching only one video....
I really liked your way of sketching and speaking🙂
When she said “enchantress” really soft I thought of Suicide Squad lmao
O me god me tooo
I was thinking abt that one the whole time
I thought of moana- ok
ME TOO...
Lmao
Me : It takes me to weeks to complete a character
She : drawing 1 character in ten seconds
And who ever is reading this you should know I am not lying it actually takes me two weeks to draw a ( a means 1) character.
....
some people are better at making characters then others. having knowledge on different body types, hair styles, outfit types, eye shapes etc etc can make it a lot easier. studying is half the struggle with drawing and character creation. the other half is practice! if you feel stumped, draw something youve never drawn before. bam easy unique character.
@@justintime112 by the way thanks for the advice...... ✌️
@@itsprabhjeeeeeet of course! sorry i shouldve asked first noone likes unsolicited advice but i hope it helps!
@@itsprabhjeeeeeet (im also responding half a year later but noones really posting on TH-cam anymore so i have to watch old videos. quarantine SUCKS.)
A colored pencil tip that my dad taught me was always color in circles rather than the horizontal/vertical coloring. It blends colors better with the circle method and it relieves pressure on your wrists when coloring because you feel looser when drawing a circle rather than a line. Coloring in circles also gets rid of that "colored pencil texture" and makes it look smoother. Think of it kinda like cleaning, where you're taught to "Scrub in circles so you won't get streaks"
Now this method isn't great for every piece, and sometimes that go to instinct to just scribble the color on is better than scribbling circles. I don't recommend the circle method for large area Coloring, it'll take a long time to fill in the space. But for simple sketchbook doodles like this it can be perfect. The only downside is, it does take longer to color, but the end result can be so worth that extra time spent!
Welcome to actually being addicted to draw with waffles.. Help my hands hurt and I have no idea what to draw anymore.
(okay, addicted might be a too strong word for this)
you could draw a cake :3 well that's what I'm doing right now and it's fun :3 .. but it also makes me hungry..
Mitschcrafter 😂😂
Same, I never know what to draw anymore
@@chiaramarker hum maybe later
@@iloveknitting4497 :)
When Waffles said,
“ How curious “
I couldn’t help but think...
“ Curiouser and curiouser “
From *Alice in Wonderland*
I’m sorry everyone.
She: she gets her power from her tatoos.
Me: Shadowhunters
I literally just woke up, and your videos wake me up with your fantastic energy :3
GOOD MORNING, PANDA!! 💜
My favorite part of her drawings are the nose like omg it SOOOOO CUTE ❤️😂❤️😂👏👏
I wish I could draw like her! Especially the nose😂
I love color pencils, looked forward to see Waffles use them!
Tip when blending color-pencils: Try to cross-blend colors (X-color vertical, Y-color horizontal) to get a more potent blend.
Love your videos, always gives me a good mood ^_^
I never use straight lines for colouring with pencil crayons as it makes the lines more obvious and I prefer an even coverage. I always just do sort of tiny circles (or at least circular-ish motions) and the same for any colour I'm blending it with. Makes it much more gentle. I've never got the hang of just straight line colouring lol. I did it that way when very young and was promptly told by my Mum to try the little circles trick and have never bothered trying the other way again since it just never looked blended. But with the circular thing it looks like I just used a crayon of that colour instead of blended two together.
@@@AlexaFaie
I use circular motions sometimes as well! It really depends what texture you need to represent, an example would be hair, which I would never use circles for, but instead go in the same direction (sort of).
It depends on texture and pigmentation. The pressure of your pencil strokes matter. If you have light pressure strokes, the direction will be more visible, than a really burnished result.
This is just my experience anyway, I hope you all have a lovely day.
Out of 6.7K comments you found mine.
Good job!
Hey !! First time I found someone with my name and is also a fan of Disney!!!!!! Coooool
Who else is currently eating waffles while watching this??? I love my life right now😊
Awe nice.
Its a wonderful world of waffles! 💜
DrawingWiffWaffles yes it is💜
Jenna Harrison I’m eating cheesy pasta 🤤
*tips for blending colouring pencils* -that don’t make ur wrist hurt:
Colour in a circular motion with ur darkest colour with very light pressure, then go in with the same amount of pressure with the next lightest colour. (Apply rly light pressure) continue to do this until u get to the lightest colour. Then do multiple light layers over what you have done before with the lightest colour. Do this until it’s completely blended and u will be left with a rly smooth even blended layer :) hope this helped!! If this was confusing I highly recommend watching @isabella.drawss ‘s blending tutorial, it explain how to blend ;)
Congratulations on TRENDING!!! You deserve it to the moon and back! (That didn’t make sense but that’s not what matters here)
Bro ur likes are 69
PikachuPlayz I’ve never gotten this many likes before... but also... oof
Woah fast reply
PikachuPlayz lol at least it’s not 69 anymore
When she said she gets her magic from the moon my mind went straight to waterbender 😂
OH MY GOSH I love Avatar The Last Airbender its soooooooooooooooooo GOOD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
drawings wiff waffles your my inspiration 😃 also I love your videos your my fave drawings channel
You're,Your, You're
The sketch book kinda matched your nails!!
Tips for coloured pencils - use very light layers (if you struggle like me with being heavy handed hold the pencil by the far end and use the side of the point to colour) and instead of colouring in straight lines back and forth use small circular or oval motions (technique called Scumbling). This means you’re not left with streaky lines all over the drawing. Build up the colour with lots of very thin, light layers (either different colours or different shades of the same colour) until you have the colour depth you want and the shading right for your image. I don’t particularly rate blending pencils as you do have to use a lot of pressure and they’re just using up a layer of tooth on the paper with absolutely no pigment in it at all. Personally I prefer to use an odourless mineral spirits like Gamsol. You can use it on paintbrushes, q-tips, paper stumps or my own favourite by dipping in a dried up old Copic colourless blender pen and using that to blend out the pigment of the pencils. After those are blended and dried do your final layer or two of detail and shading on top with more pencil (you find that the mineral spirits restores a little of the tooth to the paper so you can get in a few more layers 😊
Hope some of this helps! Please feel free to ask any questions- I’m by no means an expert but it is something I thoroughly enjoy.
Hi-
This is a person from the uk talking and, the sweet/candy you got normaly comes in big packs and its a caramel or whatever it is toffy sweet 💖 just thought you should know
Ah, yes, the floaty bits and particles
I ruined your 69 likes
:)
magic flying bits 7:47
*stabs sketchbook
One drawing
*uses whole sketchbook
I love how she's genuinely happy just from sketching!
Relateable with that remembering something embarrassing you did moment XD
Ugh when she said that i just envisioned my most embarrassing moment, so much cringe
Yasss!! Waffles uploaded:) I always love it when she uploads a new video❤️
It brightens my day to hear that! 💜
The hood and bald head is from Dr. Strange. I love all of your art!! ❤️
Anna Rapposelli No, she was thinking of the witch from Dead Men Tell No Tales
Panda Huezo-Menjivar Maybe both??? IDK. I don’t know if Waffles has even seen Dr. Strange.
CopperChild I guess. Again, it was just a thought.
It never ceases to amaze me how quickly and efficiently you bust out ideas and work them into something
Also, your kneaded eraser is also kinda... amazing? What a lump 😆
14:41 “Gravity doesn’t affect them”
Girl in drawing: *tELL THEM HOW IIIIIIII AM DEFYYYYYYING GRAAAAAVITY*
*I'm flying high, defying gravity!!!*
*and i’ll match them in reeeeenooooowwwwwn*
Omg essa art I love your vids! You too waffles!
Nithila Sengottuvelan hi! :)
I'm so happy I found your channel! You inspire me so much.
Every time you make these I want to subscribe to these things but then I remember I don't have money 🤣
Lil Me same tho
I love watching how you start you drawings with simple shapes then building from there. I'm not very good at drawing and find it overwhelming whenever I attempt but watching how you start makes it feel less overwhelming :)