Cardmaking Video - Watercolor Pencils - Techniques & demonstrations - Part 3 - More Speed Coloring & Wrap Up

The flower I talk about during Part 1, I use again here, testing it out on Whisper White, with light pressure color followed by very light water to activate the color.

Alas, I did most of the "tips & tricks" talking during the speed coloring so then I created notes throughout the video for you to capture what is relevent to you. I seemed if I did a voice over of all this information, it would distract you from observing the coloring itself. The speed sections were increased to 4x normal speed.

Here's the color list from Part 1:

• Daffodil Delight
• Pumpkin Pie
• Granny Apple Green
• Old Olive
• Melon Mambo
• Rich Razzleberry
• Night Of Navy

Below, I've included the color chart I created showing how the colored pencil compares to the matching ink.

I finish this video with a wrap up of my thoughts about each technique and how they look on completed cards.

The best advice I can give you as you experiment with your watercolor pencils (or any medium for that matter) is to never, ever give up on your project before you put it on a card front. You will be surprised at how much better it looks when it is nestled on a nice layout with some embellishments around it.