I love this! I will definitely try this technique now that you've shared how to do it.❤ Thank you so much Julie for helping so many become better at the wonderful art of coloring! 🤗🤗🤗
So schön und hilfreich sind Deine Videos. Ich habe schon soviel gelernt und es macht mir immer wieder soviel Freude Deine wunderbaren Videos zu schauen. Ganz lieben Dank, dass Du das machst ❤
Beautiful coloring Julie and I love your videos because they are so uncomplicated and quick to do unlike so many others that take forever with lots of layers. Thank you!
Absolutely gorgeous colouring Julie, and thank you for showing the white gelly roll, however I can never get mine to flow, no matter what brand of white pen, nevertheless I love watching your videos, thank you so much for your inspiration 💖
Hi, did you know that in some colouring books, the lines erase with an eraser, such as Christine Karron's books. You have to be carefully though, that you don't completely erase the entire line or greyscale away. This happens on printed pages as well. I think it has to do with the type of ink used. Using the same colour pen or moxing the same colour paint would also help and using the white pen or paint where there's highlights. It's so wonderful to think about the unlimited possibilities in art and see each one's final work of the same piece. Thank you for your colouring channel Julie, I've learned a lot from you about saving my prismacolor pencils and using the blender pencil to spread the colour.
I follow another colorist who uses them extensively.. she showed me how just gets them to flow.. she constantly wipes them onto a piece of scrap paper, like every other stroke of the pen.. but the key seems to be to twist and swipe at the same time, it removes the dried product from the ball of the pen. I'm not 100% at it, I really think it's a "feel" thing, but it definitely helped.
I've noticed you have been using a lot of grey for shadows lately. Try putting the cast shadows in first, then the color on top of it. I find it works better as the color layers over the grey instead of it sitting on top. Poly paynes grey is by far the best color, as it not only has the blue cast but it's transparent.. I so wish Prisma had a paynes grey.
I so enjoy watching you color, thanks for your videos.
My pleasure 😊
I love this! I will definitely try this technique now that you've shared how to do it.❤ Thank you so much Julie for helping so many become better at the wonderful art of coloring! 🤗🤗🤗
My pleasure and thank you 🙏 😊
Very pretty. I loved seeing your technique.
Thank you 😊
So schön und hilfreich sind Deine Videos. Ich habe schon soviel gelernt und es macht mir immer wieder soviel Freude Deine wunderbaren Videos zu schauen. Ganz lieben Dank, dass Du das machst ❤
My pleasure, enjoy coloring 😊
I learn so much when I watch you. Thank you ❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you 🙏
Beautiful coloring Julie and I love your videos because they are so uncomplicated and quick to do unlike so many others that take forever with lots of layers. Thank you!
My pleasure 😇
Beautiful work, as always! I really enjoyed the music you used as well! So nice and relaxing!💕
Thank you 😊
Thank you for using polys! I bought some about 6 months ago & struggle finding many color alongs with them! Beautiful work as always!
Thank you 😊
Very nice!😍💖
Thank you 😊
Que lindo!!! amei, muito obrigada, gosto muito das suas pinturas
Thank you so much 😊
Absolutely gorgeous colouring Julie, and thank you for showing the white gelly roll, however I can never get mine to flow, no matter what brand of white pen, nevertheless I love watching your videos, thank you so much for your inspiration 💖
My pleasure 😊
I have the same problem! Frustrates me so much!
You can also use posca but I didn’t had a small one at the time , that’s why I use the gelly roll ☺️
Hi, did you know that in some colouring books, the lines erase with an eraser, such as Christine Karron's books. You have to be carefully though, that you don't completely erase the entire line or greyscale away. This happens on printed pages as well. I think it has to do with the type of ink used. Using the same colour pen or moxing the same colour paint would also help and using the white pen or paint where there's highlights. It's so wonderful to think about the unlimited possibilities in art and see each one's final work of the same piece. Thank you for your colouring channel Julie, I've learned a lot from you about saving my prismacolor pencils and using the blender pencil to spread the colour.
Thank you ☺️
Thank you! I have a difficult time getting 05 White Jelly Rolls to keep flowing without skipping..probably me.
I have it too sometimes 🤨
I follow another colorist who uses them extensively.. she showed me how just gets them to flow.. she constantly wipes them onto a piece of scrap paper, like every other stroke of the pen.. but the key seems to be to twist and swipe at the same time, it removes the dried product from the ball of the pen. I'm not 100% at it, I really think it's a "feel" thing, but it definitely helped.
I've noticed you have been using a lot of grey for shadows lately. Try putting the cast shadows in first, then the color on top of it. I find it works better as the color layers over the grey instead of it sitting on top. Poly paynes grey is by far the best color, as it not only has the blue cast but it's transparent.. I so wish Prisma had a paynes grey.
Will try it out 👍🏼❤️