This is a super cute image that provides plenty of opportunity to practise colouring hair and, especially, folds in clothing.The Copic colouring was pretty straightforward (as much as hair and folds ever are) and I did like the end result, but I wanted to add something more to it. One thing I’ve been experimenting with a bit is adding detail to Copic colouring using coloured pencils. I have a bunch of different types and brands of pencils, and I have tried colouring whole images with them occasionally, but, quite frankly, I just do not have the patience (or the hand strength!) to do a lot of it; however, adding some fine detail and contrast to Copic images is well within my limits 🙂
I didn’t have a plan for this when I started, other than as a fun piece of colouring, so I kept it simple and just mounted the finished image flat on a card base. I can easily add a sentiment when I need to.
Supplies:
- digital stamps:
Jade Dragonne – flora - Copic markers:
skin – E0000, E000, E00, E11, E13
cheeks – R01, R20, R22
hair – YR24, E97, E08, E18
flower – Y13, Y17
clothes – B91, B93, B95, B97
shoes – C4, C6, C8
shadow – W1, W3, W5 - coloured pencil:
Caran d’Ache Luminance
clothes – 159 Prussian blue
skin – 065 russet
hair – 069 burnt sienna - paper and card:
Neenah solar white 216gsm
Hunkydory Adorable Scorable – pearly shimmer
Challenges:
The Daily Marker 30 Day Colouring Challenge
Love it! Nice to see red hair too!
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I haven’t developed a list of go-to hair colours yet so I keep trying different combos – I’ll definitely be using this one again!
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Your Copic colouring is really quite astonishing! I’m so impressed with those folds. I do like a bit of pencil colouring on top of Copics. Gives it added depth and structure. Beautifully done! Xx
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Thank you Ruth! To be honest, even I’m still impressed when things turn out really well 🙂
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Oh what an adorable image! Beautifully colored! 🙂
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