In this edition, there was a wonderful article called "Master of Color"

featuring a wonderful design, Deb Karash that utilizes this technique in some outrageously beautiful pieces!

During the course of my designing, I am drawn to adding color into all of my sterling silver pieces, whether that be stones, beads or resin. All have been fun to work with but, reading these articles has truly inspired me..yet another medium to work with!
I have to admit...I ran out and got what supplies I was lacking, in order to practice with this. It has been, well, shall I say, not as easy I thought it would be. But, all great things, I suppose are NOT easy.
But I am up for the challenge!
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4 Responses to "Shading Copper with Pencils"I read that! I so want to try it but I can't find my prismacolors anywhere..I'll have to get a small package and try this out. Fun!
Generally office supply companies have this.
Also, Michael's craft stores definitely have them!
I thought about doing that too, I have a subscription to that magazine and love the articles, I can't wait to see what you come up with :)
thanks Meghann!
I have actually put designing on the backburner right now for "summer fun" but have plenty of ideas in the works!
Thanks for stopping by and posting :)
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