How to Color a Fall Landscape with Colored Pencils 

No, the B&P texture fixative is one of a kind and no other fixative will work the same way. That is a good question.

Jackson's art supplies in the UK send to all of europe.

Thank you, it's stonehenge vellum.

I always wanted to make all my tutorials accessible for free on youtube. I just enjoy making them too much to hide them behind a pay-wall. I'm glad you enjoy them!

You answered your own question... it's paint thinner. I dip my brush in paint thinner. Never use baby oil.

Thank you so much Cindy, really glad you enjoyed it and learned something from it.

You might try Powder Blender.

It's a long time ago now. Can I still answer this? First, it is NOT you. In an odd way, that's kind of vanity to think so.😁Why are you so special to be a perfect loser? No, it's not you, buddy. There are a lot of variables, or things that can change in combination. Your experience to roll with whatever happens is one variable too. That is under your control, and you build it with practice. Every time you do another piece, there's something else you know now. I'm new at this too. I do a lot of playing with pencils, papers, gadgets (I love the little battery eraser with the tiny point), and even sharpeners. Skies are tricky. I can't do a really good one yet, but I tried one last week that was better than any so far. I finally did what they have been saying all along: lay down the pencil while holding the barrel way back. Half the pencil length! I gave up control, and did three very light layers for one, several times. It was already better even before the solvent. But that's me. Chicken of losing control.😁 For you its your own thing. Practice a lot, don't be afraid to waste paper, pencils and time, and give up some control. And never doubt it makes you better.

That's wonderful to hear.

You're so welcome ^_^

You prolly dont care but does someone know a tool to log back into an Instagram account? I stupidly lost my account password. I would appreciate any help you can give me.

@Santana Mayson Instablaster =)

@Albert Jesiah i really appreciate your reply. I found the site through google and Im trying it out atm. Looks like it's gonna take quite some time so I will get back to you later with my results.

@Albert Jesiah It did the trick and I now got access to my account again. I'm so happy! Thank you so much you saved my account !

@Santana Mayson Glad I could help xD

No, you do not. Though I do recommend spraying the finished piece with final fixative. It will protect your work and keep the pencil shaving on there. But pressing them on with the spoon has always been enough for them to stay on.

Not in the slightest, I use odorless mineral spirits... so technically it's not actually paint thinner. I should probably get out of the habit of referring to it as paint thinner.

Mineral spirits is mineral spirits. Paint thinner has mineral spirits in it.

It's just a random Polish brand. Nothing special in paint thinner.

is there any American brand thinner that you would recommend?

when I was in the US I used the cheapest kind. It was Turpenoid odorless paint thinner from Dick Blick.

thanks

No, water will not work. These are wax based pencils, paint thinner dissolves the pigments and allows it to spread across the paper. I've heard alcohol, zest-it and baby oil also works but I don't know because I've only ever used thinner.

Right. Thank you

Unscented baby oil works fine, safe and cheap

You're projecting so hard that you could be displayed in IMAX format.