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'Tis the Season


Bethella

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My first blog post. I was at Michael's and was tempted by the holiday coloring display, I ended up getting three holiday books- this is from the Creative Haven Christmas Trees book. I decided to do it in non-traditional colors to avoid using up my greens. It didn't scan well, it's hard to tell but there are two shades of orange- the darker one is really red and the darker brown is more maroon than it looks.

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Curious

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Oh this is another neat one with "nontraditional" colors.   I like it!

What books did you get?

I find it hard to look at a tree and not think "green," but your tree and the super colorful tree that @fascinated posted the other day will hopefully inspire me next time I am faced with a tree :) 

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Tikobaby

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This is cool, but what is it with scanning and photographing our pages that makes it so hard to reproduce the actual colors?  I'd like to see this page in the colors Bethella says it really is!

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Fascinated

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Me, too. There's not really a hint of maroon that I can see. It's a bummer.  It looks great though, regardless. Here's another with just a few different colours!  Great first picture post, @Bethella.

What did you colour this with?  I'm thinking that pencils seem to scan/photograph more realistically than the gel pens?

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Tikobaby

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I know that the photos of my pages done with markers don't look the same on this site as they do on my computer/camera. I try to adjust them digitally to match the actual page and sometimes I think I make them look worse! The original page always looks a lot better. 

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Bethella

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15 hours ago, Curious said:

What books did you get?

In addition to the Christmas Tree book I got the Creative Haven Christmas Mandala and Snowflake Mandala books. I have a couple of the snowflakes nearly done that should get posted in the next day or two.

 

7 hours ago, Fascinated said:

What did you colour this with?  I'm thinking that pencils seem to scan/photograph more realistically than the gel pens?

This was done with the regular Sakura gel pens except for the yellow which is a Sakura glaze pen.

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Jeebusismycopilot

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This is lovely! I love the non traditional colours and the festive feel. 

I need to get to michaels!

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