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Grayscale Coloring Tip - Light Skin Tone with Colored Pencils - Spellbinding Images
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- Опубликовано: 12 мар 2016
- In this video, I show how to create a light skin tone over a grayscale coloring page! Creating convincing skin tones can often take many different colors and be somewhat difficult. I really try to simplify the process and create a very nice light skin tone using only two different colors. I also give some tips and tricks to using petroleum jelly for a blending method. Thanks so much for watching and I really hope you enjoy it and find it useful! =)
You can purchase my grayscale coloring books on Amazon here:
Spellbinding Images: A Grayscale Fantasy Coloring Book - Volume 1 - Beginner's Edition amzn.to/1WjTKij
Spellbinding Images: A Grayscale Fantasy Coloring Book - Volume 1 - Advanced Edition amzn.to/1QRLaXH
For more information about my books and in depth flip through videos, see my website here: www.aurella-art...
For more tutorials and information about grayscale coloring, see my website here: www.aurella-art...
In the video, I used the following:
Lyra Rembrandt Polycolor Colored Pencil (Light Flesh): amzn.to/1YPHgjU
Faber Castell Polychromos Colored Pencil (Dark Flesh): amzn.to/1YPHlE6
Petroleum Jelly: amzn.to/22eHyTi
**Both of these colored pencils are available open stock, so you can purchase the individual pencils instead of a full set. Dick Blick is a nice site for purchasing open stock. www.dickblick.com/
***If you want to support my art and are thinking of making a purchase based on the products I use in my videos, I do receive a small percentage of all purchases made on Amazon when accessed through my links. You can also purchase my coloring books and my printable coloring pages. Thank you SO much!! Your support will help me continue to do these reviews and tutorials.***
I justed got 3 of your beautiful coloring books today from amazon and now I’m watching your video to learn how to color beautiful books ima get more 💕👌🏾today is my birthday and I got your coloring books for my birthday wish gift 💝 and I’m in love with them so much 😇😀
Wow thank you SO much Kenya! And HAPPY BIRTHDAY to you!! I hope you had a wonderful day and I can't thank you enough for your support of my coloring books. I really hope you enjoy coloring in them.
I got the 100 best grayscale coloring and fantasy and fairytale characters grayscale coloring book ima get all your books I’m in love with them u draw so beautiful 😍 in your coloring books please keep them coming 👍🏾💗🔥
Another great video! I love that you showed the use of petroleum jelly well!
+Cristina Capocciama Thank you so much!! You are always so kind and supportive. I really appreciate it.
I can't wait to try these tips in your beautiful books!
Thank you for this wonderful video and a much easier way to color skin tones, I struggled really bad with doing them until this video. And now I can definitely color in your books without a problem.
Thanks so much Nikki. This was very helpful. I purchased your book last week.
+Donna Nipper Well thank you so much! I'm just so happy that you liked the video and I really appreciate your support of my artwork! I hope you enjoy coloring in it.
I thank you for this video. It sounds simple. Now I just have to order your book and actually color!!! I'm excited.
Beautiful coloring. Thanks for the tips.
where can you buy the flesh tone pencil? i have the beginner edition of your book and i love it,will have to order the second beginner,love your beautiful pictures
Thank you so much for your kind words about my coloring books! I am so glad that you are enjoying them. :) Here are the pencils I used in this video: Lyra Rembrandt Polycolor Colored Pencil (Light Flesh): amzn.to/1YPHgjU
Faber Castell Polychromos Colored Pencil (Dark Flesh): amzn.to/1YPHlE6
Thank you for the coloring tips.:)
+Rosa Ramsay Thank you Rosa! I'm so glad you found it useful.
thanks for sharing. nice coloring.👍
what colors would you use if you were using crayola? love your books,one of your grayscale beginner books has arrived,cannot wait to start
Oh wow! Thank you so much for purchasing my book! I really hope that you enjoy it. :) I'm not sure what colors you would use in crayola. I know that there are some awesome conversion charts that you can find online that shows similar colors in different brands. I would maybe try to start googling something like that. I hope that helps.
I love your book so much going to order the other one and a small set of prisma,I bought the prisma scholar ones today, hope they are kind of the same,love your work,both of my granddaughter's draw as well and are quite good,one of them is going to go to art school,to keep on learning and refind her drawing,lol they didn't get their talents from me,I cannot draw a straight line,but my mom sure could draw,and my daughter can as well, keep on going dear,you have amazing talent, take care and God bless,hugs
Hi Nikki thanks for this. I'm glad I finally got around to watching. Do you know if Lyra Rembrandt are open stock or is there a poly substitute. I love my polys but am looking at some extra pencils for missing colours.
Hi Dawn! I'm glad you enjoyed the video. =) Lyras are available open stock at Dick Blick www.dickblick.com/
There are probably similar colors to substitute in some of your Polys, but in my opinion the pencils are quite different. The Lyras feel more creamy to me while the Polys are harder. I hope that helps! =)
Great tip using the petroleum jelly, however, I noticed it gobbing up easily, so I have to wipe off the jelly often from my pencil. This happens using a tiny amount of the tip. I'm not using your book, so I was wondering if the book I am using just have different paper. Have you noticed differences if you use this technique on different books from your own.
Hi Mandy! Great question! I've only used it on two different types of paper: my book paper and regular cardstock. I found that they behaved pretty similarly. I do regularly wipe the excess off my pencil on a napkin when it gets goopy. =)
Very nice!
Great tip for colouring in, wish I could afford those pencils buy boy are they ever so expensive! :( TFS
Hi Susan! I can definitely relate! Pencils are very expensive. These two pencils that I use in the video are available open stock from www.dickblick.com. So you can try out this technique without having to purchase a full set. =)
Does it smudge after?
Hi Yvette! I have had it smudge on me before, but I've discovered that using a piece of backing parchment paper or tracing paper to rest my hand on while I'm coloring solves that problem. =)
Is the image above in your beginner or advanced book? I bought the beginner's book and the images are darker than I thought they would be. If the image above is from the beginner's book, i'm ready to color.
Hi Nancy! Yes, the image that I'm using in the video is a page taken right out of my Beginner's book. The images may seem dark at first, but once you start working them, you will see how the color still lays over the top. The darkness of the image provides a lot of depth underneath your coloring. You can always test first on the tester images as well if you wanted to experiment a bit before trying the larger image. =) I hope you have a lot of fun and thanks for buying my book!
Thanks for the helpful explanation. I'm giving it a try!
Do you get greasy stains on the back of the picture?
Sometimes I see a little bit of grease on the back side of the paper. I would probably only recommend it for single sided coloring pages. =)
Have you used non food grade coconut oil , I've been using it, much lighter than Vaseline
Interesting! I've never tried it, but might have to now! Thanks for the tip. =)
Hi , the pétroleum , is the same of , gamsol ? Sorry for English , i'm French ! I have your all book :)
Petroleum Jelly is different than Gamsol. =) Maybe you know it as Vaseline? That is the name of a brand of Petroleum Jelly. It is more of a gel like consistency. I hope that helps!
Nikki Burnette Ok , thank you :)
thanks for sharing. nice coloring.👍
Thanks for watching Rachel! =)
your welcome.:-)