How to use water soluble colored pencil and how to use water soluble colored pencil?

You can draw a lot of things, as long as you want it.

The first thing is to choose a good paper, which is relatively thick and absorbent, and I use sketch paper, which I think is pretty good. Or some sketchbooks with thicker paper will do.

Drawing method: 1) Dry color.

2) Apply dry first, then dissolve with moist water. That is, it is painted with water-soluble colored pencil first, and then painted with (1) a pen moistened with water, or (2) dissolved with a damp sponge, or (3) dissolved with damp paper.

3) Wet paper, dry brush.

4) Dry drawing paper with the tip of the pen dipped in water.

That's all there is to the basics, but the water-soluble pencil is a very flexible tool that you can try to combine different methods to achieve unexpected results. Hehe. For example, to draw a plant, you use (1) hook edge, and (2) or (4) to render, which is very interesting.

Because I prefer the transparent, smudged feel of watercolor to gouache. Gouache is the first grade of oil painting, but I don't really like the heavy feel. However, watercolor is more difficult to master than water-soluble color pencils, so I prefer water-soluble color pencils, hehe.

If you also like a transparent, smudged feel, then choose a water-soluble colored pencil is the perfect choice.

What is soluble in water does not necessarily mean that it is actually water. Just like any other pencil. Wait until you feel proficient. Try adding water.

The usage of water-soluble colored pencil is as follows (take a Q version of watermelon as an example):

1. First use a pencil to make a draft, pay attention to the observation when making the draft, and set the height and width first.

2. After drawing the manuscript, use an eraser to light the pencil traces to facilitate the later coloring, and then use the colored pencil to trace the edge line shallowly according to the color.

3. Use water-soluble color pencil for pre-coloring, and paint and color the manuscript through flat coating, color stacking and other painting methods.

4. Use a water-soluble colored pencil brush dipped in water to blend the picture, and move the pen along the zigzag line when blending, and after the blending is completed, the picture in the picture has a natural effect, and then wait for the paper to dry.

5. The effect after drying is like watercolor. Apply it again and again with colored pencil, and then water it in some places like the beginning, remember to wait for it to dry before coloring each time, especially the light-colored part. Finally, the color pencil of the bright spot is used to apply a layer of faint intrinsic color, and the pen should be sharpened, so that there is no need to put on the water.

If necessary, brighten up a little with white.

Use a pencil to draw a rough sketch first, but it's best to keep the strokes light to avoid some color interference when using a pen at the end. Once the sketch is finished, it is ready to be painted with water-soluble colored pencils.

The matching of colors is very important, and the use of the same color system in the coloring process as much as possible can make the overall picture more harmonious and beautiful. In the process of coloring, a certain shade and color change need to be reflected, and trees are more difficult to deal with, so a variety of green treatments are required. Add a bit of deep blue and deep purple to the deepest shades.

Advantages of water-soluble colored pencils

1. Water-soluble color pencil can be sketched like oil-based color pencil when you go out to sketch, and then blended and colored after you go home, so that you don't need to carry a pen pot with you, which is very convenient.

2. Water-soluble colored pencil can present a different effect from watercolor whether it is applied to wet paper with a dry pen or a wet pen on dry paper. When used independently, it is a color lead texture, gentle and delicate; When used with watercolor, it can present a unique texture.

3. For those who are not yet accustomed to watercolor techniques, water-soluble colored pencil can be used as a transition before using watercolor, which can be used to create and then blend with water to create a unique drawing style.

For the use of water-soluble color pencils, there are the following suggestions for everyone:

1. When painting, dip the brush in water, and use the brush to gently dye the color with water soluble colored pencil in advance, so that after use, there is no colored pencil stroke, and the color and effect are the same as watercolor. In general, the amount of water dipped in the brush determines the effect of color blending.

This method is generally suitable for beginners, because the fusion between water-soluble color pencil and water is not easy to master, you can try through this method first. When using this method, be careful not to dip the brush in water too much to prevent dripping on the screen, and not to dip the brush too much when dealing with large pictures.

2. When painting, use water-soluble colored pencil dipped in water for coloring, which can paint soft and bright colors, which is easy to color unevenly, because the water-soluble colored pencil tip is dipped in water and distributed unevenly, and it is easy to form color spots.

3. The water-soluble color pencil is dipped in water first, and then the water-soluble color pencil is dissolved with water with a brush or a pen, and the coloring treatment is carried out, which is similar to the solid watercolor, and the general way is mainly to dip the color and use the pen to determine the color blending effect, and this kind of way can be stacked, using different colors to superimpose and mix, but pay attention to the color is best to be similar color.

4. Water-soluble colored pencil can also be cut into powder with a knife, and then colored with a pen dipped in water, which can get the effect of colored chalk, which can generally be used in the production of special texture.

Water-soluble colored pencil is a kind of colored pencil, a painting tool that is more commonly used in painting, after drawing with "water-soluble colored pencil", using "water and brush" coloring can produce a variety of color effects, and the colors can be mixed to produce an effect like watercolor, and the advantage is that it is easier to grasp than the most difficult "watercolor painting" in painting.

Colored pencils are very easy to grasp coloring tools, and the effect and appearance of the drawing are similar to those of pencils.

There are a variety of colors, the painting effect is lighter, fresh and simple, and most of them are easy to erase by eraser. It is made with high-grade particulate pigments that have been specially selected and have high adsorption and color rendering.

With transparency and color, it can be evenly colored and smoothly depicted when used on various types of paper, and the refill is not easy to fall off from the core groove. There are single series (129 color series, 24 color series, 36 color series, 48 color series, 72 color series, 96 color series, etc.).

Colored pencils are also divided into two types, one is (soluble in water) and the other is insoluble colored pencil (not soluble in water).

Colored pencil illustration book.

Insoluble colored pencils can be divided into dry and oily, and most of the ones we buy on the market are insoluble colored pencils. **。

Cheap, it's the best choice for getting started with painting. The effect is light, simple and clear, and most of them can be erased with an eraser. It has a translucent feature and can be superimposed with colors to present different picture effects. It is a more expressive painting tool.

Water-soluble colored pencils, also known as water-colored pencils, have refills that can be dissolved in water, and when they touch water, the colors are blurred to achieve a watercolor-like transparent effect.

Water-soluble colored pencils have two functions: they have the same effect as insoluble colored pencils before they are dipped in water. However, when you dip it in water, it becomes like watercolor, and the color is very bright and bright, very beautiful, and the color is very soft.

Water-soluble colored pencils. Features are different:Water-soluble color pencil can be reconciled by water, and the color pencil can be blended through water, and after coloring with color pencil and evenly smeared with water, the color of the color pencil will melt, forming a watercolor smudge and gradient effect, and the superimposed traces of the pencil will not be seen after dissolving.

Oil-based colored pencils do not dissolve in water, and the effect is somewhat similar to paint. The lines drawn are very delicate, similar to the effect of crayons and oil pastels, the color is very light, easy to stack, and the transparency is high, which is easy to wipe.

Precautions for water-soluble colored pencils.

It should be noted that water-soluble colored pencil can be dry painted like a pencil, or it can be water-soluble, the specific method is to first use the colored pencil to arrange the line, and then use a pen dipped in water to paint the part of the line to form a similar color smudge effect, you can also use the tip of the pen to directly dip in water, and then paint or mix colors on the paper.

You can use colored pencil to paint before adding water, or you can dip it in water before painting. Choose different ways according to your habits, if you draw first and then dissolve in water, the color blend is high and delicate, but the color is single. If you dip it in water before drawing, you can mix colors freely on the screen, and you can draw a lot of very rich colors.

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Water-soluble colored pencil is much better than pencil for rough drafting. Because water-soluble color lead is more specific than pencils, it is not easy to be wiped by hand, and it is easy to be erased clean, so that even if your sketch is very messy, you don't have to worry about getting dirty, and then you can use lines boldly and boldly.

2.Flat coating of the wires.

The use of the way of arranging lines to paint will make the picture more layered and more tidy, so there is also a technique for color pencil coloring, not to make circles or paint continuously, but to break into a tightly arranged straight line. When arranging the line, you should also pay attention to the different thickness of the refill, which will also make the effect of coloring different, if it is a slightly larger area of coloring, such as clothes or ** and the like, you must remember to grind the refill first, and the different shades of color are not the same.

3.Stacked colors. Often, the coloring of monochrome will make the picture very monotonous and unchanged, so the superposition between different colors can make the picture richer. Stacking colors can not only be superimposed with two colors, but also multiple colors. However, the color as the background color must be light and thin, so that it is easy to overlap the color without being obtrusive.

4.Powder smudge.

Cut the refill of the colored pencil into powder, pour it on the part to be stained, and wipe it with toilet paper to get a large area of smudging.

5.Water-dyed coloring.

Because it is water-soluble colored pencil, you can use a brush dipped in water to blend it away, and you can achieve this feeling of being both watercolor and colored pencil.

How to use water-soluble colored pencils well".

Hehe, it's the first time I've seen on the Internet that someone is interested in melting lead. I've only been working with this thing for 2 years, and I'm still trying to get a better grasp of this pen.

Let's put it this way, as far as I know, the most amazing thing about melted lead is that it can imitate many kinds of paintings, such as watercolors, Chinese paintings, comics, and decorative paintings. It's all about the method. Imitating any of the above types of paintings requires a certain understanding of these types of paintings, and then different kinds of paintings can be painted using different methods.

I'll start with paper for melting lead. I currently use a sketch paper with high hardness, roughness, and medium water absorption. Because it took me 2 years to discover that water-melted lead can only imitate different styles of painting when painting on this kind of paper.

And because this kind of paper is thick enough, even if you make a mistake, you can use an eraser and then scrape it with a knife.

Speaking of coloring, the state of the pen is to respond to different situations. When you depict the details, you really need to sharpen the tip of the pen. Start with an HB sketch pencil, erase the marks with an eraser to leave the dents, then draw along the dents with molten lead, and finally soak them with a pen with less water on the tip of the pen.

When it's time to draw a thick line background or other less important parts, use the polished round pen tip to draw the background in the same way as you sketch, with or without wetting as needed.

When drawing the skin tone of the character, according to the normal Asian**, use the lightest model of the pink pen, before painting, use a knife to cut out a pen pencil of 1 cm long, and then tilt the pen tip and grind until the pen tip shows the wedge-shaped shape of a medical needle, and then use a very light force to smooth the side of the pen tip on the painting first, and then decide to lay it again or directly soak according to the skin tone. Be sure to pay attention! When drawing the skin tone, it is necessary to use the lightest force to slowly spread it layer by layer in order to draw the delicate and rounded appearance of the character's skin tone.

In addition, you can not apply a large area when soaking, you must slowly carry out local infiltration, as long as the color thickness of your paving is consistent, you do not need to worry about the problem of color difference after soaking, and you must wait for the water to be completely absorbed by the paper.

The "brush" I am talking about here is the "brush" in your question. You also need to prepare the pen according to different needs. A fine brush for line drawing, a medium-sized brush with a medium area of immersion, and a large brush with a large area of immersion.

Regarding the hair of the brush, it is best to use a brush with strong water absorption and soft hair. When infiltrating a large area, the "side" of the brush should be used to avoid the tip of the brush touching the picture and causing color difference.

When using molten lead, if there is a color difference when it should not be, it can be declared a failure. In fact, the thickness of the pen and lead is the key, if the thickness is the same, and the water infiltration is also consistent, there will be no local color difference, and vice versa.

Just like a general pencil, you can use a brush to blend the place that needs to be blended.