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#1848 Daisy Punch from Punch Bunch Thanks Rectangle from Impress Embossed paper from Lasting Impressions
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#1847 HERE IS A HANDOUT I WROTE ABOUT THE BRUYNZEELS: (STEP ONE FOR THE COLORING EXAMPLE TO FOLLOW...
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#1846 STEP 2 Smooth chalk color with an inexpensive Q tip. Erase the facial features, that are slightly...
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#1845 STEP 3 Apply the shading color, Bruynzeel 870, to the areas as shown. The most important thing you...
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#1844 STEP 4 LIGHTLY blend the shading color into the base color with your Q Tip. If you overblend, the...
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#1843 STEP 5 Apply Bruynzeel 827 to the area as shown. I like this color to be the most distinctive so I...
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#1842 STEP 6 Apply Bruynzeel 887 or 888 (light grey) to the area as shown.
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#1841 STEP 7 Apply Bruynzeel 889 (dark grey) SPARINGLY. This is a very intense color and can easily...
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#1840 STEP 8 Using the Q tip, blend the 827 onto the arm. Add more 827 to the "wrist" if necessary. Then...
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Pastel Pencil Tutorial

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STEP 4 LIGHTLY blend the shading color into the base color with your Q Tip. If you overblend, the colors become the same shade and you have no distinction. I recommend cheap Q tips because they have less cotton and do not puff up as quickly and are more manageable.