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Solvent Drawing. It’s also wonderful for restoring the paper’s tooth. Do you love using colored pencils for your drawings and sketches but find that the colors don't always blend well? Rubbing alcohol is a great solvent for colored pencils. Some also make oil paints dry faster, some make them dry more slowly, some make them more transparent. It breaks down the wax binder in most colored pencils and allows the pigments to blend more like paint. Another way to add watery, transparent color is to make a “painting palette” by putting heavy layers of color on a small piece of board, then stroking the color with solvent. You want to look for solvents for blending colored pencils. I'll talk you through everything you need to. In this blog post, we will discuss the best solvents for blending. Solvents are designed to thin paint and clean brushes. What’s the best way to blend colored pencils? I’m trying every possible blending method i can find to see which is the best to blend colored pencils.

It’s also wonderful for restoring the paper’s tooth. Another way to add watery, transparent color is to make a “painting palette” by putting heavy layers of color on a small piece of board, then stroking the color with solvent. What’s the best way to blend colored pencils? I’m trying every possible blending method i can find to see which is the best to blend colored pencils. In this blog post, we will discuss the best solvents for blending. I'll talk you through everything you need to. Solvents are designed to thin paint and clean brushes. Rubbing alcohol is a great solvent for colored pencils. Some also make oil paints dry faster, some make them dry more slowly, some make them more transparent. It breaks down the wax binder in most colored pencils and allows the pigments to blend more like paint.

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Solvent Drawing It’s also wonderful for restoring the paper’s tooth. What’s the best way to blend colored pencils? You want to look for solvents for blending colored pencils. Solvents are designed to thin paint and clean brushes. Do you love using colored pencils for your drawings and sketches but find that the colors don't always blend well? I'll talk you through everything you need to. Another way to add watery, transparent color is to make a “painting palette” by putting heavy layers of color on a small piece of board, then stroking the color with solvent. Some also make oil paints dry faster, some make them dry more slowly, some make them more transparent. It’s also wonderful for restoring the paper’s tooth. It breaks down the wax binder in most colored pencils and allows the pigments to blend more like paint. In this blog post, we will discuss the best solvents for blending. Rubbing alcohol is a great solvent for colored pencils. I’m trying every possible blending method i can find to see which is the best to blend colored pencils.