Challenge #3: Experiments
I actually finished this challenge on Monday, but I've been having a rough week. Today was the first day that I had a chance to post it. I was playing around with different ideas and I decided to challenge myself to do something different with the hair. I also wanted to do a portrait in side view since I haven't tried that in awhile. Here's how it turned out:
I did an ombre effect on her hair using a variety of alcohol markers, including Copics, Chameleon Pens, Prismacolor and Zig. I added in the strands of the hair with colored pencils. I ran into a little snag after I finished the hair. I couldn't think of a background that I could paint that wouldn't compete with the bright hair. I decided to do something I've never tried before. I cut out my painting with precision scissors and glued it onto a piece of DCWV cardstock. When I did the skin tones, not only did I try a different combination of Copic colors, but I also made it paler than I ever have before. I used a variety of colored pencils to deepen the shading in certain areas.
I've already finished two more challenges since this one and I'm about to start a third. I'll probably be posting the two that are done in the next few days.
Wendy
I did an ombre effect on her hair using a variety of alcohol markers, including Copics, Chameleon Pens, Prismacolor and Zig. I added in the strands of the hair with colored pencils. I ran into a little snag after I finished the hair. I couldn't think of a background that I could paint that wouldn't compete with the bright hair. I decided to do something I've never tried before. I cut out my painting with precision scissors and glued it onto a piece of DCWV cardstock. When I did the skin tones, not only did I try a different combination of Copic colors, but I also made it paler than I ever have before. I used a variety of colored pencils to deepen the shading in certain areas.
I've already finished two more challenges since this one and I'm about to start a third. I'll probably be posting the two that are done in the next few days.
Wendy
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