
Lately, I have been watching a talented color pencil artist from Australia by the name of Sheldene Visage at Sheldene Fine Art. She has a number of excellent tutorials on YouTube and I'm learning a great deal from her. I decided that if I was serious about the medium of color pencils then I needed to invest in the largest set they sell. I guess I'm just going to have to get busy and sell a bunch of greeting cards or a couple cowbells to cover my investment.

Sheldene has her color charts hole punched and on a ring so that they stay together but she can have access to each card separately. I was even considering the possibility of having them lamented so that they are protected so they stay clean and intact. Maybe I will do that as soon as I'm sure I have them organized correctly and that they are functional. I may decide that I need to expand the color to include both a dark and light tone for each color. So many decisions just to get organized. At this point, I'm not even certain the best way to keep my pencils organized. Maybe that is a good question to ask several experience CP artists and include their answers on a future blog post.
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Example of Color Swatches done by Sheldene |
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