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lintu - ilu ;w; <3You can't see it here, buuuut...her eyes sparkle if you tilt the paper in the light cause I used some of my awesome diamond glitter paint that I've neglected for months now. Also, her antenna thingy glows in the dark... YAY PAINT.
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Faber-Castell polychromos colored pencils (Lintu), Prismacolor watercolor pencils (background), diamond acrylic paint, glow-in-the-dark acrylic paint, and a copic multiliner (signature) on 8.5x11" white cardstock.
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Well, I guess this is one benefit of getting up at 3AM to make sure that a dose of your migraine medication won't blow your brother's head apart. XP
Looks very cute :3 I love the background, it's all glowy and stuff. The little antenna-bopper must be my favorite part of her character. XP
*shambles off to bed again*
Looks very cute :3 I love the background, it's all glowy and stuff. The little antenna-bopper must be my favorite part of her character. XP
*shambles off to bed again*
Watercolour pencils make backgrounds faster and easier...but they're hard to control, so it's best to practice a lot. You use them mostly in the same manner as you use normal coloured pencils, but you colour lightly in places that are meant to be pale and heavily in darker/shadowed places. They can produce anything from a very washed out feel to something rich and vibrant. All you need is a couple of different brush shapes/sizes and some water after you've coloured whatever you're working on, and then you just "paint" it with a wet brush to blend everything.
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