Crazy Colored Pencil Blending TIPS, TRICKS & HACKS! | Improve Your Coloring Skills | Part 11

[@mookzmom]

I never would have guessed! Ordered a color wheel for myself.

[@sandrakenny3107]

Thank you for sharing your experience. I'm learning more about colouring.

[@user-hr7gs1zf9k]

This was a big help for shading ideas.

[@catlady256]

Thank you for such helpful information, I pray your husband is improving and you and your children are well 🥰

[@dededavis1933]

Great video. I do think the mulberry/yellow ochre combo worked well, but I’d probably just use gray for the others! I guess if you have a limited palette, this would come in handy. Thanks, Pamela!!!!!!

[@karenshields395]

I am so happy you listed your color wheel. I ordered one and am happily waiting for it to come. You are a gifted teacher, giving good and understandable information. I intend to watch all 200+videos.

[@eileenharris182]

This was very informative, I love that after watching one of your ""Tips, Tricks and Hacks" videos I have another skill in my coloring life. Being new to coloring it can seem overwhelming at first when you look at what other colorists do, with all the information you give I really do believe in time I will improve!! So thank you so much!!! :)

[@PamelasPassionforPencils]

You're very welcome. Once you put all these tips together, you can create a beautiful coloring page. I feel like videos like these are so much more helpful than just doing a coloring video telling you, "Do this...and this...and this". These types of videos help you to find your own style of coloring and your own way of doing things. Happy Coloring!

[@Kreative_Rainbow]

I really like the mulberry. Seems kind of tricky, but a great hack! 👏👏

[@katecurrie7499]

Another really useful video Pamela, thanks so much 💖

[@PamelasPassionforPencils]

Glad it was helpful!

[@heathers_colorpalooza8789]

To avoid muddy colors always mix warm colors with warm and cool with cool. That’s why the yellow one worked so well.

[@PamelasPassionforPencils]

Yes!! Always! I loved doing this video. It's so fun to experiment with this hack. I was still experimenting after I got done filming. So much fun!

[@lindaparzyck9748]

Thank you! This is so helpful!

[@PamelasPassionforPencils]

I’m so glad it was helpful. Happy Coloring!

[@kerlygerl]

This is great! Thank you!

[@PamelasPassionforPencils]

You’re very welcome

[@poetspicecolorwrite]

Great tips!

[@PamelasPassionforPencils]

Glad it was helpful!

[@catlady256]

I always glue stubs to a longer pencil because you will end up with a point on the end of the host pencil and not be able to stick on another one. So I add my little bits to a new pencil that will last longer.

[@catrena5051]

Hello Pamela I really did enjoy your video. Thank you for sharing.

[@PamelasPassionforPencils]

I’m so glad you enjoyed it. I love sharing. Much more to come in this series. Happy Coloring!

[@heathers_colorpalooza8789]

Oh thank you so much for this. It’s such a helpful “hack”. Bless you.

[@FernCurtis]

Hi Pam..a few things, first: Congratulations on 10Th subscribers! 2) While this technique can be used for shadows, I actually just see it as an extension to what you have said time again about having more colors than what you got in the box and what you think you have...don’t have quite the color you want? See if you can come up with it yourself!!! Unfortunately, I see too many cases where for some reason people are afraid to even experiment in doing this...I have seen too many times, where I explain how to combine a few different colors to come up with a different color and the response is, “why don’t you start a channel and show us how to do that?” Some people just want every single aspect shown to them, so that they don’t have to put the work in themselves...I find that sad because it’s these individuals that do this that get frustrated with their coloring and never can figure out why they aren’t improving. I hope that most of your subscribers can see a few examples and then run with it! Last, but not least...#3) gluing your short pencils to another back to back like that is a great idea, but what happens when you get down to the other side and it starts getting short, how are you going to be able to use it up? To me, it would make more sense to glue it to say a regular graphite pencil or even better go out and buy a dowel the same diameter as our pencils (they are cheap, I got one at Walmart for around 70 cents), cut the dowel down into 3-4” pieces and glue the stubby to one of those...it’s cheap and since the dowel can be sharpened....you get to use every bit of the pencil!

[@willekevanderwal7915]

Hi Pamela, I really like this video and I go and give it a try tomorrow. I will show you my results on the facebook group. Warm greetings Willeke from The Netherlands.

[@PamelasPassionforPencils]

I can’t wait to see what you’re come with!

[@SAJK0KAT]

Just a thought! Hm 🤔 IF you want to it would be cool to see you trying to translate the color wheel you using to prismacolor pencils. I’m trying myself right now! And it’s so hard 😂 im new to the wheel but prismacolor are so many and yeah it’s hard to “translate”.😂 I like the video btw! 🥰❤️

[@marilynmcclintock2974]

This is great, thank you. Grandma Sue in central Indiana and Izzi Too

[@PamelasPassionforPencils]

I’m so glad you enjoyed the video: Have a wonderful day.

[@valerieb8006]

I need a color wheel! tfs!

[@--Pepe--]

Another fantastic video.. thank you very much 😀 One question... why don't you use the blender pencil instead the white pencil?

[@Chris-md8qx]

What the difference between burnishing and blending? I just love ur videos

[@PamelasPassionforPencils]

Hi Chris, I just made this video to answer your question. kzbin.info/www/bejne/a6HOYZZmobJpetU Enjoy!

[@karenshields395]

Where did you get your color wheel?

[@PamelasPassionforPencils]

This is my color wheel. amzn.to/2Rc6Bvt

[@marydimuro2953]

It seems like extra work. Can’t the same effect be created by just using different tones of the same color? Or, even just using the exact same pencil but using different pressure to make it darker and lighter?

[@janascallan87]

It’s just another technique to experiment with, which is what she does on her channel. Shows different techniques for her followers to try, if they want to. 🙂

[@marydimuro2953]

@@janascallan87 Thanks! It could be very helpful!

[@Msboochie2]

@@marydimuro2953 For those who don't have a big set of pencils this is helpful....That is how I learned this trick. I only had a 12 set of Polychromos and I learned how to layer and blend, using complementary colors for shadows, and making new colors. Paying attention to temperature still took me a while, and I am still learning from another colorist, how to work with warm and cool grays for shadows. She also has tutorials in the subject.