Grayscale Coloring Video Tutorial: Coloring the Succulent using Soft Pastels Blended with OilÂ8/25/2016  Colorist: Jones Flores Mediums Used: Soft Pastels, Hair Oil, Colored Pencils, Ink Pens & Fibre Tip Pens Coloring Book: Beautiful Nature This is the first in a series of grayscale coloring tutorials featuring the coloring of the talented grayscale colorist, Jones Flores. In this tutorial, Jones colors a picture of a succulent from the "Beautiful Nature" grayscale coloring book. She shows you how she colors over the grayscale with soft pastels and hair oil (argan oil) for blending. In addition, she uses colored pencils, ink pens and fibre tip pens with a paintbrush to enhance details and further intensify the impact of the final picture. This video provides a speed coloring* of Jones' entire coloring process from start to finish. Instructional text is included so you can both read and watch the steps she follows. Click the video below to start watching. I hope you find it helpful! *Note: if the video is too "speedy" then just enter the video link (https://youtu.be/dHayuHeN6VE) at www.youtubeslow.com and you can slow the video down to the best speed for you. Happy Coloring!
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11/5/2018 02:59:38 am
would like to know if you use oil pastels on any of your grayscale 11/5/2018 10:43:06 am
Yes! I have used oil pastels in Beautiful Creatures and Beautiful Nature and the paper seems to handle them nicely. You might want to put a piece of paper behind the page your are coloring just to be extra safe and protect the next picture in the book. Here is a link to a blog post that contains a video of the cow that I colored with oil pastels & baby oil as well as a photo of the jellyfish I colored with oil pastels: https://www.huelish.com/grayscale-coloring-techniques/using-oil-pastels-and-baby-oil-to-color-over-grayscale Leave a Reply. |