#1845 on 4/22/02 · Item 19 of 21 on Page 1 of Pastel Pencil Tutorial
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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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Pastel Pencil Tutorial

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STEP 3 Apply the shading color, Bruynzeel 870, to the areas as shown. The most important thing you need to remember is to not cover up your base coloring with your shading color. Always start with a small amount of color and add more if needed. You can erase the excess sometimes but some of the colors are quite intense and they do not erase well. The cheek color is applied to the face with a Q tip and pink palette chalk. If you have a pink chalk pencil, do not apply the color for the cheeks directly to the cardstock as it will leave a line. Instead scribble some color onto a scrap of paper and pick it up with the Q tip and apply with that.

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