I've done more work on Bandit and what I like so much about the pastelbord is the amount of layers I can apply. As I'm looking at Bandit's fur and all the different colors in the strands, I'm finding that I have to keep going back and applying different colors or I find an area that needs more highlights so I can easily add them. I just have to keep my pencils sharp because these sanded surfaces eat them quickly! Went on a 30 mile bike ride yesterday and I'm too lazy to work on him today!
Sunday, September 4, 2011
Bandit
I've done more work on Bandit and what I like so much about the pastelbord is the amount of layers I can apply. As I'm looking at Bandit's fur and all the different colors in the strands, I'm finding that I have to keep going back and applying different colors or I find an area that needs more highlights so I can easily add them. I just have to keep my pencils sharp because these sanded surfaces eat them quickly! Went on a 30 mile bike ride yesterday and I'm too lazy to work on him today!
Love the piece Kendra! What type of pencils are you using?
ReplyDelete30 mile ride!! I'm sweating just thinking of it! Way to go girl!
Wow! That's looking awesome!
ReplyDeleteLove this portrait of Bandit-he is looking positively noble!!For some reason, I can't respond to your posts from my blog, but thanks for commenting, I appreciate it so much.
ReplyDeleteDianna, I'm using Prismacolor pencils. Enjoy the comments!
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