Water soluble colored pencils

[Llehlla]

more weirdness

Nice clit

 

[Llehlla]

kinda reminded me of this one.
Tho' all female parts.


Also weird by most folk's measure.

Slot machine?

 

[Llehlla]

more weirdness

Seriously, this is a fascinating drawing. The fact that you know HOW to draw bodies correctly allows you to venture into “weirdness” without losing the viewer. I can tell what’s what even though you’ve moved them into a sort of “collage.”
Again, skilled artistry, a creative mind and imagination, and a dash of humor make this easily identifiable as an I.M.FAUVE work.

 

[THROBBS]

Thank you, very kind.

How 'bout them water souble colored pencils? LOL

(it's ok to diverge and follow the crumbs)

My favorite, or most utilized, feature of those pencils is — spit. You don't "have " to use water and a brush, I often simply lick my finger and smear. I like to lick. *featured in one of my illustrated stories.

 

[THROBBS]

You have a wonderful imagination! You draw completely unique images. You come up with scenes that, at least to me, are brand new. I like that so much more than the same old subjects shown in artless ways.

Maybe in style…but I don’t come up with things like a guy in a bottle or your fairy/cock scene.

(Back OFF track)


Not all THAT "completely unique" — I just saw this posted "up front". LOL
They must have seen my work. hee hee


Now... back ON track.

 

[Llehlla]

Thank you, very kind.

How 'bout them water souble colored pencils? LOL

(it's ok to diverge and follow the crumbs)

My favorite, or most utilized, feature of those pencils is — spit. You don't "have " to use water and a brush, I often simply lick my finger and smear. I like to lick. *featured in one of my illustrated stories.

I haven’t tried the spit and/or lick, but I have tried dipping the pencil tip in water and then rolling, dragging, crushing and/or smearing it onto the paper. Good way to express intensity.

 

[THROBBS]

Some more lickin'

 

[29wordsforsnow]

Dancer, huh?

If I remember correctly, Faber-Castells & Staedtler pigment liners (watertight, and also available in a small(!) number of colors), used for the Henna tattoos.

 

[MacSlither]

Have you ever used Water soluble colored pencils?

I loves them!

If you have, what brand is your favorite?

Prismacolor, Derwent, Faber-Castell, Caran d-Ache, Crayola...?
I think I have some of all of those and pretty sure that Derwent and Caran d'Ache have the most saturated colors.
I find that to get the most out of them, as one might expect, one should use a good quality paper with some tooth.

I really need a better (faster) orgianization system tho'. Especially when "on the road". jumbled in a box is not very efficent.

Ive used them and love them. I dont remember what brand though. Lol. Inktense maybe?

 

[Llehlla]

 

[Llehlla]

 

[THROBBS]

Also, not water soluble colored pencil.

 

[Llehlla]

Also, not water soluble colored pencil.

Also, not water, not soluble, and not a pencil.

 

[gsnowpainter]

Have you ever used Water soluble colored pencils?

I loves them!

If you have, what brand is your favorite?

Prismacolor, Derwent, Faber-Castell, Caran d-Ache, Crayola...?
I think I have some of all of those and pretty sure that Derwent and Caran d'Ache have the most saturated colors.
I find that to get the most out of them, as one might expect, one should use a good quality paper with some tooth.

I really need a better (faster) orgianization system tho'. Especially when "on the road". jumbled in a box is not very efficent.

I like Drewent and Caran d'Ache. Work best on cold pressed watercolur pare, 300 lbs .

 

[THROBBS]

300 lbs! OOF!
Couldn't even lift that!

 

[gsnowpainter]

It will give you a lift when your artwork turns out well. But seriously, the 300lb is the paper thickness.

 

[THROBBS]

It will give you a lift when your artwork turns out well. But seriously, the 300lb is the paper thickness.

Sorta. It's the weight of the ream of paper, where a greater weight generally translates to thicker paper.

Seems a bit of overkill for water soluble colored pencils, unless you are really saturating them.

 

[Cubik]

There is always one dickhead isn't there?? (#61)

 

[RamseyMacDonald]

Derwent 8B water soluble pencil. I use tonnes of them.