This is another image by Emanuelle Colin. I am trying to slowly work my way through the five coloring books I bought. This image was colored with Copic markers and Polychromos pencils. That seems to be the combo I use the most. I really love the colors available with Prismacolor, but they just cannot hold a point well. When I do manage to get them sharp enough they break within the first few seconds of using them. I am still having difficulty photographing. I told my husband he needs to take over the photography job. I just need to teach him what I want. I always ask him to critique my art. I know he will tell me the truth no matter what. On this picture he said he has never seen a bird that color before. I told him it was artistic license. Other than that he liked it. I had to laugh. My first thought when I saw the bird was that it looked like a narwhal. Apparently, I was not the only one. My eight year old grandson asked me why she had a narwhal in her hair! Great minds think alike.
Gorgeous image and your colouring absolutely amazes me
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Another super amazing coloring project! Love it!
ReplyDeletegorgeous image and colouring, I see what you mean narwhal or humming bird so cool ♥
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely gorgeous. xx
ReplyDeleteAs I said on Facebook, it's perfect! You should really get these framed! XOX
ReplyDeleteHi Dianne. You did an awesome job coloring this girl's hair. WOW!!! I am writing because you left a comment on Aimeslee's blog about needing watercolor. You probably already know, but I wanted to make sure you know that you can use any of the Distress Inks as watercolor. Any other inks that are water soluble will work too but I love Distress Inks because they are the best for a lot of stuff. You are an excellent colorist and I'm sure you probably know this. Anyway I just wanted to reach out to you so that you don't wait with baited breath for those watercolors.
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