PENCILSTASH Adult Coloring How To / Tutorial MINI-VID - FEATHERING
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- Опубликовано: 23 авг 2024
- What the heck do you mean by feathering, Rachel?? Today, it's explained! Today, we're doing a mini-vid on the feathering technique I've mentioned countless times in my video, but have never really dived into. So check it out!
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I’m really enjoying your channel. I ama complete beginner to adult coloring. This is exactly the type of video I’m looking for to help me learn techniques without feeling like hopeless. You break it down so it feels like these skills are unattainable. Thank you!
You make the best videos and these "how- tos" are exactly what I need. Also, I love your colored pictures and your color palette choices. Your pictures always turn out beautifully.
Awww thank you so much! And thanks for watching, happy thanksgiving!
Hi. I’m new to your channel and have really enjoyed coloring like I did when I was a kid. You mentioned a few times that the key is light pressure and yet it sounds like your pencils are really digging in and dragging across the paper. I’ll keep watching and hope to figure out how to improve my techniques and end results. Thanks for the tips!
I use the blender a lot. It works great. I also hold my pencil horizontally and color with the side of the lead.
Great tip. New to coloring. Helps with my stress. Thank you.
Watching again for refresher on blending. Ty & great info.
Feathering? Do you mean blending?
I love the multicolors
Thank you times 10.
This is the best video I have ever seen. Thank you!
Thanks-love your technique videos! ❤️
What coloring book are you using here????? I LOVE the flowers!
Cool technique! Thank you!
Rachel thankyou so very much for the detailed demonstration of how you manually feather and blend using the special pencil.I enjoyed it but please give me details on how burnishing is so different than blending ..why can u not buy burnishing pencils separate from blending pencils and what are several techniques to use plus new variations.
Great tip! Easy to understand you. Thank you!
Thanks for another great video.!! Happy Thanksgiving to you and yours.
Happy Thanksgiving!!
Thank you very helpful and inspiring 😊
I just found your channel and I love your technique here. I especially like it because I think I can do it! I have all the Prisma pencils and the blending pencils too. I’d really rather not use gamsol for blending, but I like the look. I will be looking at your other videos. Happy Thanksgiving!
I assure you can do it! Thanks so much for watching and Happy Thanksgiving!
Thanks for explaining this technique, I always learn something new from your videos. So thank you! Question, what’s the book you are working on?
Thanks for this new video. It was very helpful.
Thank you for all the great tips
Happy Thanksgiving! Thanks for the video.
Happy Thanksgiving Rachel excellent demonstration of the feathering techniques l will use it in my coloring ! 💜😃
Beautiful
So pretty! Thank you!
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Happy Thanksgiving and thank you for the video.
Happy Thanksgiving!
would a blending stump work for all these 3 methods?
Things to show me the way I can remain colors together
Great video 😘
Great tips!! Tfs!😉
Great video and thanks! Have a Happy Thanksgiving. Also how do you enter the drawing for the coloring book?
Beautiful is that a basford??
Are you just using the name feathering instead of blending? It seems like the same to me? What are the differences? Ok nevermind the last petal you did showed the difference. Enjoyed the video.
Thank you. Happy Thanksgiving.
Thanks, you too!
Any new videos?
Cool.
I have a blender pencil but find a lot of times when I use it items are the ink.into the color and it ends up looking muddy. Any suggestions?
What book are you colouring in?
feathering....AKA blending
Could you explain the difference between blending and layering.
Kathy McManus i
When you blend you are layering...also known as feathering (well how she is doing it anyways)
@@twosnakesonesword3299 No. Blending and layering are two different techniques for creating color transitions. When using wax based pencils you can blend by using a blender or a lighter pencil. When using oil based pencils you either have to use layering or need to use a solvent to blend. You can layer wax based pencils, but the result is different, and when doing this you generally want to be blending afterwards.
I do this when I'm coloring flowers. I have a question tho . When I'm doing my light layers to build up even after like 7 to 10 layers I still have small white spots not from missing them it's the tooth.. so if I want to keep some of the colors light if I keep layering with a light pressure I end up going to dark and the dark colors end up burnishing and I'm left with that smeary lines mess look. So frustrating bc I spend like an hour or more on just one little piece of the page.
So my question is how many layers do you use or are the professionals using a few layers and then mineral spirits to get a finished bright page.
I use a blending pencil. I use Vellum Bristol Cover 67 pound white and it HAS some teeth to it. So I use a blending pencil to blend. I like using a blending pencil, the colors seem to become brighter.
Will this technique work with watercolor pencils?
2626firefly sure, why not? If you ad water it will blend even more. May be difficult to handle the way you want it
Too many harsh lines. Try coloring the whole area with the lightest color first, then adding the medium and dark colors. Blends much better.
Gina Troutman that’s true it does blend better.
which pencils are you using?
She is using prisma colour premier
Blending.....smh