Making the MOON GLOW! - A PencilStash Adult Coloring Tutorial

[@kstewart3901]

That's a very nice effect, and the colors are spot on. Loved it.

[@laurenchiappa4264]

Yay! Glad you’re back, Rachel. Love this. For the Gamsol, you can also use paper stumps/tortillions

[@tyrenatobin7172]

Missed you!! Loved this video - I could watch you colour for much longer 😁

[@krissykolorjunki5304]

Hello, I am sad that I just found your channel here on KZbin on August 06, 2024! I really enjoyed watching your 2 part tutorial of Kerry Rosales "Mythomorphia" the Sea Serpent. I see it was posted over 5 years ago. But I really enjoyed your commentary, color choices, and rueful experiences with gamosol. The picture turned out really well.

[@CLAldridgeArt]

I just LOVE your videos! You squeeze a ton of really wonderful information to lovely watchable bites! Thank you so much for sharing your time and talents with the Coloring Community!

[@kylenjunior4263]

i know Im kinda off topic but do anybody know of a good place to stream new movies online ?

[@brockkobe9594]

@Kylen Junior Ehh I use flixportal. Just google for it=) -brock

[@kylenjunior4263]

@Brock Kobe thanks, signed up and it seems like they got a lot of movies there :) I really appreciate it !!

[@brockkobe9594]

@Kylen Junior Happy to help :D

[@brandonsmith1198]

I will be having enjoyed the black black ground

[@radv3959]

a nice day to binge watch all your videos. I love how you explain your thought process. I think I might buy this Mythamorphia colouring book. Many many artists have done pictures from this book. I used to feel intimidated by the detail in this book, but now I think I may have found my courage.

[@lizrenwick1180]

Looks fantastic!! I shall have to try this, thanks so much for this tutorial😊

[@sulin.hborba1947]

Thank you very much for this

[@PencilStash]

You're very welcome!

[@KaylascoloringCorner]

That’s so neat,I’ll def have to try this thanks so much for sharing all ur neat techniques 💕

[@Snowflake_Maja]

Love it! You explain so nice.

[@Friendly946]

A long process but I loved seeing the final outcome thus far. Can’t wait til part 2. must take forever to figure out the step by step process before filming. Or do you just go for it and figure it out AS YOU FILM and hope for the best lol Either way, another great video

[@ScrappyMim]

That is cool! I never thought about using a paint brush. I have always used paper stumps do think qtips blend better?

[@tammygeorge1638]

I absolutely love it! I'm coloring in the book, colormorpia, the 2 page spead of the unicorn. I've been trying to think of what to do around his spike! Lol, I'm not sure what it's really called. But you know! The thing that comes out of his forehead. I knew I wanted it to look like it's glowing, and watching your video, well, now I know! Lol. 😄 😄. Good thing I was watching one of my other subbcribber video, and yours was next, if I was interested in different youtube pages, and I seen glowing moon! Lol. So here I am. Lol. Thanks so much for sharing! Really is looking good. Can't wait until it's finished.

[@cynthiateske5647]

Looks spectacular! How long did it take?! There are so many little complex edges. Does the gamsol have a strong smell to it? I'd like to try it but can't if it smells strongly :(

[@gail2139]

Good technique! But there is a lack of curved gradient and transition to the left page. Maybe take that electric eraser to it? Perhaps it will all work out in the second video.

[@660jolanda]

Great tutorial, Thank you! But what do you mean when you say dark grey 70%. 😍

[@cynthiateske5647]

In the Prismacolor set there are three different tone sets of gray: Cool, Warm and French. All three sets are made up of five different pencils that start really light and each pencil gets progressively darker: 10%, 30%, 50%, 70%, and 90%. The higher the number the darker the gray. Makes coloring objects that are gray or silvery much easier.

[@660jolanda]

Thank you for your quick reply! Now I understand 😊 I have the prismacolors myself but didn't know this.

[@quilter1958]

I love your videos. Very informative. One suggestion - you say “you know” quite often. It’s annoying.