Colouring Tip
I created the deep shading on the jacket by applying a layer of Lush green to the shadow areas followed by a layer of Maroon applying as many layers till I was happy with the end result. You could also use greys, but I find these tend to dull the main colour, the Lush green enriched the maroon shading. I only used one colour on the scarf which was Moss Green, applying layers of the same colour to create the shading for the folds etc. By mixing complimentary colours IE: green and red you will automatically create a grey which is great for shaded area's. Have fun be experimental.
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9 comments:
Fantastic card, what a great image. Teresa xx
Beautiful! Thanks for sharing at Stamp Something.
Hugs,
Renata
Oh wow this is fabulous. Perfect colouring. Thanks for joining us at Stamp Something.
mwah
Trace
What a great image! And I like your idea of using a complimentary color to shade--great thought--I will have to try it. Thank you for joining Fussy and Fancy, and I hope to see you back again next time! Lisa :-)
Hi kathleen
Just thought I would pop by and say hello, lovely to meet you today hope to see you to chat more about all things arty........love how you have coloured your image you are so very talented x
spk soon
kazxx
Great image and great job coloring it! Cute card! Thanks for joining the Fussy and Fancy girls. Hope you drop by and play again!
WOW!! You did a fantastic job with colourung! Awesome Kathleen!
This is totally rockin!
Absolutely gorgeous!
Thanks for joining us this week at Fussy & Fancy!
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