I start of by colouring in the smallest spots on the image in round circle motions. (with the lightest colour tone, in this case Oatmeal) I then move on to colour the larger areas, continuing to use circular motions with my marker.
When I have covered my whole image I add a darker colour (Apricot) where I want my shadows to be. When I have added the shadow, I go over the area with my lighter colour (Oatmeal), still in circular motion so that the edge of the darker tone blends with the lighter one. I repeat this step until I've cover all the areas I want to high light with these colours. I also add a line of grey around the whole image to give it some more life. Here I have used Ice Grey 1.
I use the same steps to colour the gift box, using one light colour and one darker, in this case - Blossom & Rose Pink for the bow, Primrose & Soft Lime for the box and Lemon & Yellow for the tag.
Thanks for looking, I hope this this was some how helpful! :) Hugs Gina, Denise and the DT xxx
5 comments:
Just what I needed,many thanks.
Pinky
Brillianr, thank you for the fab tutorial x
Utrolig bra steg for steg!!
Kjempebra!!
Knall med de 4 rutene i ett bilde!!
I loved Idas step by step!!!
Great tutorial, thanks so much. I've been struggling with how many colours to try and blend! Squirrel xx
Great, thanks :) ive been wondering what colours to use on my bears :) em x
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