Hello,
I’ve been trying many times to color things after drawing and I never was successful. Thank you Joshua for this practise, it’s not easy, I needed a lot of time to do it, and it was not obvious to judge the right value. Plus I really suffered with the grain on the paper, it was a cheap paper but it was for drawing and sketching and it has a light grain that keeps white space when coloring it. The eraser I had was a cheap one, and I had to blow the dust many times until I got things from my mouth on the paper and it ruined some of the values I worked on (25% non black, and 50% graphite on the blended side).
there is clearly a big difference between blending and not blending, I come to appreciate both ways of coloring.
Here are my excercice, although it’s not that clean, graphite and charcoal was all over my hand, my desktop and the paper 🙁
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