Adult Coloring / How To Correct Mistakes Most Newbies Make
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- čas přidán 22. 08. 2024
- The paper I used for this tutorial was only computer paper that had already had ink on it. Blending was difficult because of the poor tooth quality. It was only meant as a way to show simple mistakes and not meant as a piece of artwork.
I used prismacolor softcore pencils. Thank you to my subscriber who allowed me to produce this video. She was a really good sport about it.
I'm 71 and retired. I just started coloring this week. I find it very enjoyable and relaxing. I've watched several tutorials on CZcams and find yours among the best!
That makes me feel so good. Thank you!
It was very informative but I felt very sorry for the poor person who had coloured the picture. I just hope she isn’t feeling too demoralised as I realise you did it with the best possible motive
Good idea this video "improving" an existing 👍👍👍 very usefull and interesting. More of them please 🙏🙏🙏 !!!
Thanks😊
I always learn so much from you. Thank you!
I'm always anxious to complete a picture so I love the slow go tutorials. However, it's nice to come across such a tutorial as yours that highlights techniques with explanations. Thank you for teaching me today!
Your very welcome
This is the 2nd video coloring tutorial I watch that you did and you are definitely explaining dead-on, exactly the info about the technique and I want to understand to become better. Shading is so important to see the realism of the subject. Thank you for giving so much explanation I really enjoy watching your videos. Keep it up!!! 👌👌👌👌👌😊😊😊😊💚💙💛💜
Now he doesnt look flat with one eye. Lol... The girl who colored this did a great job for a learning beginner im learning so there is no disrespect in that.. Just pointing out how shading can make a huge difference on how we see the objects. 😁
Lorie I love how you are so helpful with your kind suggestions to improve the art work . Honestly as far as I have seen in many other videos ,nobody other than you inspires your followers how to improve their work in such a warm and encouraging manner..This is such a excellent aspect which helps me learn so much when you discuss how to improve the use of the various colored pencils . I feel that this aspect of your excellent videos is a plus besides watching you in action as you colour in your coloring books.....I love your tricks ,,I hope and wish you health . happiness and good fortune in all your creative and exciting endeavours . It is sheer pleasure to watch you in action and listen to your secrets for success . Keep with your videos as you are always inspiration to all of us.
OMG Peggy you are so sweet and made my day!!!! What a kind thing to say to someone!
Very informative ! What a difference you made with a few well placed additions !
This is one of the most best explained tutorial I have come across yet. Thank you so much for taking time out of your personal day to teach others. I have a lot of trouble thinking about light source and am still confused but I will get there. I will be watching all your videos
This is my fav that ive seen from u so far. Taking a reg picture and making it better with explanations
I'm 74+ now and like to revive the hobby that I had in my boyhood. I'm very much curious learn a lot of techniques . Your tutorials helped to improve upon them. So thank you a lot. Hope to attend the tutorials again.
Thank you so much for this video. I see that I am making a lot of the same mistakes. This will really help, this and a lot of patience on my part to go slow and layer more.
Awesome, you explain incredibly well! Thanks
Have enjoyed viewing this several times. Appreciate such clear instruction. A good way for many of us to learn. Practice - still required of course. Ty!
My next one goes even deeper into the instruction. I think you guys will like it even more.
I HAVE LEARNED A LOT FROM YOU, I LOVE YOUR TUTORIALS THEY ARE EXPLAINED STEP BY STEP. GRACIAS MIL
Lori I think you are great and cannot believe all the negative comments!
Fantastic teaching! Thanks!
As im watching i see why she had the light source in the middle of the grass the way she did is bc we are told in adult coloring tutorials to color a bend in something lighter or leave almost white like... I see how your saying its the underside of a ribbon but im like ughhhh at the same time bc how the othet lady did thats how i was leaving curves in my pictures and on certain objects it doesn't look right.
Love these types of videos. Please do more
I'm laying here in bed about to doze off and I come across your video. I recently got 150ct Prismacolor Premier set for my birthday & have ordered some more detailed coloring books because I want to do more than just fill in the lines. After watching your video I want to get up & try your technique. I've subscribed & will be checking out what else you have tomorrow. Thanks for a great technique demo.
So much good info
Great tips thank you for sharing with us newbies !
Confused as to how you do this. Maybe it’s the paper I’m working on (Create Space coloring book). If I’m that heavy handed, I end up with a smear of wax. I can’t shade or do anything with it. It’s just globs of wax on the page. I have to be very light handed. If the color isn’t there when I color lightly, I have to go to a darker color. Can’t press down heavier to get a darker color.
Create space paper sucks. Eventually you will start getting little white dots as the paper breaks down under the friction of the wax. It's a double edge sword. To properly use colored pencils you have to use light layers and build them to a point where you can easily blend the wax. With crate space paper the paper starts to break down and there is no usable tooth to grab and hold the layers. I wish I could give you better advice except copy the picture over onto a better quality paper or just get a different book with better paper. I can recommend so many to you. I don't buy Crate Space books anymore.
Excellent video, you have a great eye.
This is great!!
Hello my name is Hal and I am a disabled vet and sometimes I shake a lot
with my hands. So I have these unwanted pen marks with gel pens and it
really messes up my picture and I was wondering if there is any tips or
tricks you can help me with. I am doing an elephant right now and one of
my pens smeared so it's a mess. I tried white out but sometimes it just
doesn't work. Please help if you can thanks
Hal (USN/RET/DAV)
I realize you didn’t ask me, but I thought this might help if you don’t mind too much. Are your gel pens water soluble? If so, you can treat them like watercolors. You can use a watercolor brush to wet the unwanted area just slightly and wipe up the unwanted marks like a person would do with unwanted watercolor going outside the lines. If it’s alcohol based like felt markers, just use a colorless blender that is just filled with alcohol and smudge the unwanted areas into the wanted areas.
Great info!
I really didn't realize that technique was something people really thought about Wendy did something for relaxation. I do find myself doing a few things to make sure that what I want but I wouldn't call it exactly technique feel like this is for relaxation and since I think a lot at work I don't really do that too much for coloring. I just think what colors would look good and to do it.
Shading is always my problem. A lot of times I don't know how to shade to make it look more realistic and then I run into problems.
This is so good your content is so good I wish I could grow my channel like your one day :)
Thanks, very helpful :)
can you talk more about black being an illusion color and using greys? thanks
Pick a black object near your desk and stare at it. While your brain knows it's black try to see it for what it really is. You will see colors such as white, grey etc reflected into it. When coloring with black you can't just use a black pencil or the object will look flat. In reality I use very little black in most of my artwork. I rather simulate it. I will use the white pencils and the entire range of greys depending on what I am coloring.
New subscriber here. Thanks for the tips.
thanks k you for this
Your tutorial was very informative. I do have to say that you were incredibly rude. Somebody was kind enough to send you their creation, and you disparaged that person. That's wrong. If you wanted to do a tutorial on how to fix mistakes, you could have without humiliating the person.
Actually they asked me to do it. I have had a lot of people ask me to do it so they can take their drawings to the next level. When I was in Art school my best teachers would RIP pictures apart, but the next picture you did always did better. Most new people stop too early in the picture. I always tell them, one more layer and see what happens. They do that and it makes a world of difference.
@@ColorMyWorld I tend to get to a point where the picture starts to look nice and I'm scared to spoil it.
@@muskndusk There are a lot of people like you. How about this. Pick out a picture and color it. Get it to that point, but this is your secret picture. Nobody has to see it and you can burn it after. Push your comfort level. Throw it up in the air and don't care where it falls. See what happens. Then of course you have to share it with me so I can put it out on social media LOL.
Holy 🐄!!! Wow! Do I learn a lot from you!!!! Yes and thank you sooo much!!!
I notice you have gel pens in your opening, is there a brand that you like over another?
I don't normally color with gel pens. They get stolen from me by my kids. I reserve gel pens for really fine detail work such as with eyelashes. It's mostly what ever I can steal back from them when I do use them. The markers I use are Ohuhu or Copic.
So great. I like to learn new methods and techniques. It was a very lovely little video.
BUT, you're very nice with some criticism. Nice, polite and almost pleasant. In the end you end up laughing at the person who made this drawing. You ridicule the person. So incredibly rude. I am embarrassed on your behalf. Shame
Check out "Simple Art for Adults" I don't know the name of the person doing the videos, but I like her artwork and teaching skills much better and she makes this "colorist" look like a newbie herself.
Lee Ann Johnson Her name is Erin I am subscribed to her she is a wonderful person and teacher she learns with you as she goes and shares the wisdom she already knows.
Ingrid Fosse... Yeah. I squirmed uncomfortably when she laughed. I'm very new to adult coloring and have made a TON of mistakes... or are they? Mistakes that is. I'm coloring for my pleasure and I like to see what others do and their techniques but maybe, just maybe, my totality inadequate picture is how I want it. This whole session made me wonder if whoever the sender of the picture was knew that their art was going to be REDONE into someone else's vision. I did learn something, how to shade better and how to perseive light and angles. The other thing I learned was to not share my art with anyone. 😢