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donderdag 28 april 2016

Hair and skin tutorial on shaded images

Hi everyone!

Did you see yesterday's tutorial by Elena?
I think it's very useful! But for today I had have a little tutorial too!
I used the shaded image below by Emily Luella and it's called "Daisy Daydream Shaded Digital Stamp". I'll show you how you can colour them without lighten them up.



First I've printed the gorgeous image and coloured the deepest shadows of the skin first with my Copic marker E13. Just follow the darkest shadows that the artist placed.


Add E11 to all the dark shadows and blend the E13 shadows out.


Blend all previous colours with E00 and colour the whole skin except the lightest parts.


Blend everything together with E000.


I added a second layer of all the colours and now I'm satisfied with all the shadows. I really love contrast and I think the image looks less grey. And I've added some natural looking eyeshadow!


For the hair I've used R20 for the hair first. Then I've added R59 into the darkest area's.

After that I've coloured with the second darkest red, R27 and only left some highlights uncoloured.


And I've coloured the highlights of the hair with R22.


I've coloured her cheeks with R22 and blended with R20. For her lips I've used the darkest red R59 first. Just look where the artist placed the shadows.


I've filled the lips in with R27 and R24.


After the skin was ready I've coloured the background. The darkest parts I've coloured with V25, then V22 and at last V20 for the lightest parts.


 I wanted to make a happy card with it, so I've used some bright colours for the flowers.
yellow: Y28, Y08, Y06, Y02
orange: YR07, YR04, Y38, Y35
pink: RV19, RV06, RV04, RV02


As finishing touch I've added some white dots with my white Sharpie pen.


A few tips for working with shaded images:
- Shaded images are great to colour if you don't know where to  place your shadows. Here you don't have to think about the darkest or lightest parts, everything is done for you! Just follow the artist's shadows.


- add an extra layer to lose the "grey" look and to create an intensive colour.


I want to enter some challenges with this card:
Markerpop #93: anything goes!
Crafty Gals Corner -  W, E2 - #69 Anything Goes
Inspiration Destination - W, F- #83 Always Anything Goes
Craft Your Passion - W, E3 - Always Anything Goes
Our Crafty Corner - M, First Monday, E3 - (April) Always Anything Goes

Thanks!

Deborah

8 opmerkingen:

  1. This is awesome Deborah! I love the background and the colors are wonderul!

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  2. Gorgeous coloring Deborah!!! I love your project too. Thanks for sharing with us at Craft Your Passion this week. Good luck!!! Patricia

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  3. Me again :). Thanks for joining us at Inspiration Destination. I hope to see you again on the next challenge! Good luck!!! Patricia

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  4. WoW Deb this is awesome! Thanks for sharing.
    Xxx Yvonne

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  5. Weeral zeer nuttige info ,dank U wel Deborah !

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  6. I love how you coloured it. And thanks for the little class.
    Thanks for playing with us at Craft your Passion.
    Good luck in the draw, Michelle (DT)

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  7. Oh my gosh, Deborah, this is absolutely INCREDIBLY BEAUTIFUL,... STUNNING! And the step-by-step photos are fabulous! I could stare at this for hours - AMAZING! Thank you SOOO MUCH for sharing this with us over at MarkerPOP in our Anything Goes Challenge!!

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  8. Gorgeous coloring. Love the way you kept the card simple so she takes center stage.

    Thank you for joining us at Crafty Gals Corner for our Anything Goes challenge.

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