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Color Pencil Techniques Review!

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1 Color Pencil Techniques Review!
Numbered Heads Color Pencil Techniques Review!

2 TRUE OR FALSE: Using light pressure makes the color darker

3 TRUE OR FALSE: Shading looks better if done very quickly.

4 TRUE OR FALSE: Stippling are marks made with the tip of the pencil.

5 Explain the technique of layering.

6 Explain how new, more unique colors can be created.

7 Explain which motion is best for creating light, buildable layers.

8 Explain what value is and what it does to improve your artwork.

9 Why is it important to start light and build up value slowly?

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