Cherry Pop!
12" X 16"
Coloured Pencil on Pastelbord
Thanks Gayle for the name idea! 12" X 16"
Coloured Pencil on Pastelbord
There is some distortion as usual from my wide angle lens, which is always really noticeable with the box ones.
I used my usual recipe for Pastelbord. I worked up 90% of the image using Derwent Coloursofts which cover the surface faster than other pencils and then, like icing on a cake, I finished the last 10% with Caran D'Ache Luminance pencils. Yum. That frosting is good. The Luminance pencils help me brighten the colors of the Coloursofts, blend a bit more, and basically burnish the surface.
Awesome Job Nicole. This one went really quick. I'm really gonna have to figure this ambersand board stuff out.
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to your next piece.
Love it love it love it.
ReplyDeleteFantastic job. I really like this series of yours. This is beautiful.
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ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely painting. I've been here and ogled it several times now. You've done a wonderful job with the perspective...and the use of color, wow! You should be pleased with the end results. Well done indeed.
As usual, wow!! As you say, I love red and blue. Lovely work.
ReplyDeleteGlad you liked the title, it just 'popped' into my mind.
ReplyDeleteReally nice Nicole, I do like your box series a great deal.
superb!!!!!
ReplyDeleteWow, that is fabulous!
ReplyDeleteEchoing all of the previous comments and adding my own big WOW! Very nice indeed.
ReplyDeleteThanks everyone!
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