When to Color with colored Pencil and When to Color with a Pen - Art-n-Fly
When to Color with colored Pencil and When to Color with a Pen - Art-n-Fly
When to Color with Pencil and When to Color with Pen By Dana Hinders Once you've selected the perfect adult coloring book, you'll need to decide what to color with. Colored pencils and gel pens are both very popular, but each offers unique properties that can be useful depending upon the effects that you wish to achieve. 5 Factors to Consider Before You Start Your Next Project Although some colorists prefer to work exclusively in one media, there are good reasons to consider switching back and forth between gel pens and colored pencils. Range of Colors Both colored pencils and gel pens come in a wide range of colors. However, gel pens also offer metallic and glitter options that can be used to add dimension to your work. For this reason, they are often preferred by people who enjoy coloring
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