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This was a quick experiment with a .45 micron, Crayola pencils, and some colored cardstock that I found. American badgers are just too cute! :)
Next time I do anything on colored cardstock, I'm going to try acrylics instead, as colored pencil has a hard time showing up over darker patterns. :3
MEDIA: .45 Micron, Crayola and Prismacolor colored pencils
SIZE: 4x4.75 on colored cardstock (usually used for scrapbooking)
This was a quick experiment with a .45 micron, Crayola pencils, and some colored cardstock that I found. American badgers are just too cute! :)
Next time I do anything on colored cardstock, I'm going to try acrylics instead, as colored pencil has a hard time showing up over darker patterns. :3
MEDIA: .45 Micron, Crayola and Prismacolor colored pencils
SIZE: 4x4.75 on colored cardstock (usually used for scrapbooking)
Category Artwork (Traditional) / Animal related (non-anthro)
Species Unspecified / Any
Size 359 x 301px
File Size 24.2 kB
Yeah, I've often thought about the different types of colored pencils...The only ones I've used that I REALLY dislike are Rosearts. Prismacolor is great for bold colors and smooth blending. But I always go back to Crayola (which'll probably be good in the long run. They cost next to nothing compared to the professional brands!). :]
OMG that is so true!
I can't tell you how many times I've had to break my bank to get my Prismacolors. Well, I'm sure using the Crayolas has to be different. Each medium seems to have it's own characteristics, but perhaps I shoudl look into them, considering how much cheaper they are and how many different colors and tints and shades there are.
I can't tell you how many times I've had to break my bank to get my Prismacolors. Well, I'm sure using the Crayolas has to be different. Each medium seems to have it's own characteristics, but perhaps I shoudl look into them, considering how much cheaper they are and how many different colors and tints and shades there are.
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