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how she could take her awesome color pencil technique even further. Since it was hard for me to explain in just a few sentences without pictures, I made this. HOORAH.
- Self explanatory.
- Goes into more depth about finishing the COPIC piece using multiple colors.
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I'm in the commercial printing industry, and we do a lot of art prints, as our community is rich in the arts. I'd like to put it out there that if you take your work to be printed on a high-output laser printer, say, for prints or greeting cards or what have you... Make sure that you coordinate the file type (RGB vs. CMYK) with your printer!! They will know if RGB or CMYK is more accurate with the machine they are using.
This goes for smaller printers, too. The kind of file that prints best will always have to do with the printer itself, so you may need to play with the settings to get the colors to show up accurately on paper.
Just a thought!! Again, thank you for sharing!!
I was wandering...to make the highlights, I should just add white?
Sorry
Doing a neutral highlight would be using a lighter version of the complementary color. For instance, if you were highlighting something blue, you could, in theory, try using a light yellow.
I try not to use black and white...I know I shouldn't! XD But sometimes it's easier to just squeeze my white tube to have lighter colors!
Well, now I don't need black anymore, because with your tutorial I really understood how to make shadows