Colored Pencil POWDER Base? Easy & Quick Drawing, Layering, Blending Realistic Skin Tone -Tutorial

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@BMDPortraits Welcomes you, colored pencil artists, young and old, boys and girls, beginners or not, to join me to another realistic colored pencil drawing tutorial using a drawing technique that most of you have not tried or heard of. I love drawing realistic detailed skin tones but somehow wax based colored pencils canโ€™t seem to be capable of drawing details as great as oil based colored pencils. But today, using Prismacolor Premier Waxed based colored pencil, a more popular brand of colored pencil to majority of portrait artists I will introduce a new drawing technique that might help us draw realistic detailed skin tone without sacrificing the layering and the blending, skin tones should still be smooth without heavy burnishing and the details are still preserved. This new colored pencil drawing tutorial is filmed on a slower pace and a longer video which I use the English language to at least reach more and more colored pencil artists, students and beginners and hopefully offer a new idea and tutorial to somehow held them become better colored pencil portrait artists in the near future. #drawing #drawingtutorial #bmdportraits #coloredpencils #tutorial #tutorial

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25 thoughts on “Colored Pencil POWDER Base? Easy & Quick Drawing, Layering, Blending Realistic Skin Tone -Tutorial”

  9. good technique. bonus. I've got good news. but first some bad news. mankind are sinners. at the very least, we have lied some time in our lives. and God cannot stand one iota of sin in His presence because God is holy and good. so He has to put the souls of sinners in hell, to separate them from Himself and to punish them. but God is also love, so He doesn't want all of mankind to suffer in hell forever. so God made a way for some to be saved from His wrath. here are the steps.

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  10. Hello again ! Thank you for your video โค this is a great idea ๐Ÿ‘ can I use a fine mesh tea strainer instead ?
    I donโ€™t know how to get the instrument you are using to make the powder.

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  14. Great video. Love the powered prismacolors for the base tones. This is so helpful and quick. Thank you for sharing your incredible ideas. Love to watch you colour, and the longer video sir. ๐Ÿ‘๐Ÿ™๐Ÿ‡ฌ๐Ÿ‡ง

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  15. I do something like this too, but instead of powdered pencil, i use chalk pastel..
    But i often have a hard time laying down the colour properly on top of the pastel, coz all the tooth of paper is gone/coveredโ€ฆ

    Definitely going to try your tips.. thanks for sharing โคโค
    And one more thingโ€ฆ your art is always wonderful ๐ŸŽ‰โค

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  19. @BMD Portraits – Hope you see this! You mentioned that PrismaColor really shouldnโ€™t be used for doing complex skin tones. I found that interesting because I know of an artist (He did it for a living, he says he is retired, but he is still doing a bit of pencil work and is still selling, so maybe he is only partially retired) that does very complex skin tones, as well as other complex objects/subjects. His use of PrismaColor is incredible. I did a quick search to see if you were on Facebook or not and found that you are (I โ€œfollowedโ€ by the way), you might want to look up Andy Gill and see what he does. โ˜บ๏ธ

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