Cloring with Prisma Color pencils

Sounds good. So, in the meantime, I can still use my generic, cheapy pencils, the same way as Jorunn explained, and it will work? Until now, I've tended to just stamp with black or colored ink, and never really colored the image in. But most of my images, until recently, didn't require that. So I'm new to the coloring in part, but VERY excited to play!!

I finally have a project finished using this technique.....I will show it after the 14th...I did it for a crop!

Here is my first true try at the blending....

wonderful Holly,I so love blending with my prisma,now you are making me want to create something,other than the mess I have created re organising my scrappy stuff!

That look sgreat Holly! I still have issues!

Jennifer Hodge wrote:That look sgreat Holly! I still have issues!

What's wrong!!!?????

They just don't seem to blend....I have no clue....

Robin G:

Your pencils needs to have high pigment in their led...
or it will not blend...but a lot of cheap ones have that, so you don`t need to buy prismacolors...

If it is prismacolors it will say that on the pencil....

Jennifer;
Are you using Prismacolors pencils?
What paper are you using?
And what solvent?

It all matters for the blending results...

Yep, prismas and staples cardstock..(which I use with alot of my stuff) and thinner......

Jennifer, I`m not familiar with staples cardstock, but If you try regular paper for printers, or maybe a little thicker, and see....
I use paper from a childrens sketch book....not cardstock at all....

HHmmm...maybe I will look for that and try...It is so hard when you keep getting discouraged!