Coloring with Distress Crayons

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    Coloring with Distress Crayons

    Coloring with Distress Crayons
    Coloring with Distress Crayons

    "This project is a mixed media project using gesso, watercolor paper, stencils and Distress Crayons. I have created a handmade book containing faces using this technique. First I make the book, then I gesso the paper, I used stencils to outline a face and then apply the Distress Crayons. Using a brush with water, some baby wipes and my fingers I blend the colors. I used a color wheel stencil on the opposite page to keep track of the colors that were used. Painting a face like this can be done in an hour or two."

    Estimated CostUnder $10

    Time to CompleteIn an evening

    Primary TechniqueColoring

    Project or Page Size8.5 inches x 11 inches

    Type of Paper UsedTextured Paper

    Beginner

    Materials List

    • watercolor paper
    • gesso
    • Ranger's Distress Crayons
    • paint brush
    • baby wipes
    • water
    • Pam Carriker and Seth Apter Stencils
    • Stabilo All pencil
    • Fude Ball pen

    NotesThis is a great way to make books that document your mixed media efforts and progress, techniques as well as supplies can be written right onto the portraits.

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