Introduction to Caran d'Ache Luminance Pencils

[@kellihull7600]

Your skills and patience are beyond any others! I always love your care free attitude! Rules in arting takes out the joy! I SO miss you 🥰 BEAUTIFUL card my friend!

[@UnderstandBlue]

Thank you so much! I MISS YOU!

[@leeminer1939]

lovely, lovely, lovely and so full of valuable information. Thank you.

[@UnderstandBlue]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@gwensimmons_gigi1629]

Rad! Thank you for these coloring tips… yep my Luminance pencils rock!! 🥰👍🏾

[@UnderstandBlue]

They do!!

[@lisadelong1455]

These pencils look amazing. Your flower is stunning. I love the creamy look too. Your finished card came out beautiful.

[@UnderstandBlue]

Thank you so much!

[@Lindys.human123]

I loved the light source advice! I was saying "yes, finally somebody after my own heart" 🤣

[@UnderstandBlue]

Right?!

[@shelleybluebell397]

Such an informative video and I have learnt a lot. Thank you x

[@UnderstandBlue]

Glad it was helpful!

[@chippymama]

So so very amazing

[@UnderstandBlue]

Thank you so much 😀

[@kathybost1879]

Gorgeous! Thanks for explaining the qualities of the pencil. Of course now I want these pencils and that paper. TFS- I assume you used an ink such as versa fine black or India Ink to stamp with?

[@UnderstandBlue]

Yes - India Ink or Versafine work great.

[@Desiree_Neissen]

Luminance are a mix between wax and oil, polychromos are oil based pencils, prismacolor are wax based pencils. I know the video is old, but i feel like it's important information 😅 other then that, i really enjoyed your video and it helped me out a lot. Thank you !!

[@UnderstandBlue]

Thanks for sharing!

[@KY-un9ej]

Luminance pencils are marketed as wax-based pencils.

[@UnderstandBlue]

They are a mixture of wax and oil.