The Color Pencil Wheel Book: Eight Step-by-Step Projects and a Unique Color Pencil Mixing Wheel

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Color pencils are an ideal medium for beginning artists, inexpensive, widely available, and forgiving. Learn all the techniques for creating works of art using color pencils with this interactive color mixing guide. After introducing the different types of color pencils and suitable papers and boards, the book offers eight projects of different complexity to introduce you to the medium. Color pencils can be used on their own and with other media: water-soluble pencils can have the luminosity of watercolors, while chalk-type pencils have the versatility of pastels. The range of available colors and the possibilities for mixing are enormous, and pencils are suitable for all types of subjects. Each project introduces a new
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Color pencils are an ideal medium for beginning artists, inexpensive, widely available, and forgiving. Learn all the techniques for creating works of art using color pencils with this interactive color mixing guide. After introducing the different types of color pencils and suitable papers and boards, the book offers eight projects of different complexity to introduce you to the medium. Color pencils can be used on their own and with other media: water-soluble pencils can have the luminosity of watercolors, while chalk-type pencils have the versatility of pastels. The range of available colors and the possibilities for mixing are enormous, and pencils are suitable for all types of subjects. Each project introduces a new technique so that once you have worked through all eight, you will have an excellent grasp of the possibilities of workings with pencils.

Written by a practicing artist and illustrator with wide experience of working in color pencils, The Color Pencil Wheel Book is the ideal introduction to working in this exciting medium.

Product Details

  • ISBN-13: 9780760784976
  • Publisher: Sterling Publishing
  • Publication date: 4/23/2006
  • Pages: 160
  • Product dimensions: 7.80 (w) x 7.80 (h) x 0.70 (d)

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  • Posted January 9, 2010

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    Excellent colored pencil book!

    I am a traditional artist from the 70s and I am also a Graphic Designer. Color pencils are a less expensive medium, and what is great about this book it has a color wheel right in the front, you don't have to shop around for another one or replace your old one. In addition, the introduction to this book makes it worth purchasing, it starts out with the understanding of color theory and a thorough review of what to look for before starting your project, such as techniques that could be helpful in achieving good results, guided steps, how to sort out details, and great tips from a practicing artist per project page in a bolded box in powered blue. The color of the book is also ensemble from a colored pencil to reflect the pleasant appearance of using colored pencils. Even though graphics has conquered the market, traditional art will always be here to stay. Art starts with a pencil.

    Karen Wojcik
    Artist/Designer
    Illustrations, Mixed-Media, Multimedia, Fine Arts, and Graphic Designs
    Art Institute of Pittsburgh, BS in Graphic Design

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