Cinderella Grayscale DEMO TWO

[@IBeLieveInChrist07]

Just found you, too bad no more recent videos. Your artwork is amazing! Thank you for a short concise demo.

[@Friendly946]

Absolutely love this series of tutorials Your pleasant voice and simple explanations for each step is so soothing. Almost makes me sleepy lol. You've made me fall in love with grayscale.

[@shannonwooters3443]

I always put a small glossy line on my bottom lip in the middleish area to accent a fuller lip... You doing that in this picture really made it pop it looks so good. I love your techniques. I am to to discovering you.. I had to subscribe

[@arlenelewis1908]

Awesome. On to #3

[@mariatriesart8389]

Hi Ruth, I cannot find the first demo of this greyscale tutorial. I saw at one time you had a video teaching how to colour hreyscale you were colouring from a "Vintage" book and it was roses you were colouring. I understood greyscale from that video of you colouring roses in a vase or basket. Do you still have that video? I so want to learn!

[@RuthSanderson]

If you click on my name it should bring you to my channel. You should find #1 there!

[@mariatriesart8389]

@@RuthSanderson Thank you very much Ruth! I have found it!

[@simpletings511]

just subscribed to your channel ... your work is beautiful and I am learning a lot from you .. thanks for sharing

[@DollarDiva99]

Loved your explanation

[@rebeccacohen1641]

You make me want to try gamsol

[@robinsummers9141]

Loved it!!!

[@kenivrataric9783]

I love your gray scale tutorial, I really needed help in this area, so much so I subscribed. Whenever you color a small area you brush away with your fingers, do the Prismas leave crumbly bits on this paper? Thanks!

[@RuthSanderson]

Keni, Sometimes the pencils do leave a little "dust" and particles. Some people use a soft brush to wipe them off, I just use my hand.

[@monkeymoo2521]

@@RuthSanderson did you stop doing vids? I just found you

[@shannonwooters3443]

Alot of people run into not enough layer problem bc they watch videos and think the colorist is only using one pass over and moving on... If they really pay attention you guys doing small circles or what have you they're passing over an area several times and also using 3 to 7 or sometimes more colors on the particular part they're coloring.. (just thoughts I see from comments all over about not enough layer's)