Colour it, Draw It, Paint It, Create It
Just a quicky dip into Magical Jungle. Because despite my sudden love affair with the the Jasmine Becket-Griffith Coloring Book I am actually keen to get back to this one. With Polychromos pencils and a Derwent Artist green for the…
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Hi again. Back with another picture from Jasmine Becket-Griffith Coloring Book. This is one of her Edgar Alan Poe series. I completed this one last week and forgot to add it in my previous post. This poor little angel looked…
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Busy week this week put I have still made time to finish this pic… which I intended to have done by the release date. This is the first double page spread in Johanna Basford’s Magical Jungle. Coloured with FC Polychromos…
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Today I received an exciting package in my P.O. box. It contained the English versions of Dagdrommar and Sommarnatt as well as the postcard booklet of Winter Dreams. Some months ago I tested the paper that the Publishing house Gibbs…
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My first completed picture from Johanna Basford’s Magical Jungle. I wanted to go all out with bright splashy colours so I pulled out my Prismacolors to work alongside my Polychromos as Prismacolors are that much more saturated. I was originally…
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I have a new colouring tutorial for you. Well… it isn’t a new one exactly… part one has been up on Youtube for several weeks, but I have just posted part 2 so I thought I would post them together…
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Just a quicky. My impromptu Happy Mail and video review of Magical Jungle is now up on Youtube. You can find it below. Also the next installment for the Lost Ocean Jellyfish colouring tutorial was in it’s final render last…
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One more in Imagimorphia before I turn to the small pile of books that I need to complete pictures in to review… (well this and a couple in Dagdrommar 🙂 ). So many books to colour, so little time. I…
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Challenge time! I recently downloaded an app for my Computer created by YouTubist Jazza. It’s a art game app called, appropriately ‘Arty Games’. the purpose of the game is to give you random prompts to get your creative juices flowing…
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I love Kerby Rosannes’ style. His wild doodles make engrossing colouring entertainent and I’ve enjoying playing in his second book ‘Animorphia’. So when I heard about a second book set to be released I jumped straight onto the Book Depository…
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