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watercolor pencils

Postby taruun » Thu Jul 21, 2011 2:12 pm

I picked up some generic watercolor pencils from Michael's to do a faceup, but on the package it says they can be used either wet or dry. Which way would work better, working with the pencils without water or with?
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Re: watercolor pencils

Postby 1/6andtinylover » Thu Jul 21, 2011 2:29 pm

Well, if you're using it on resin it should work fine dry. If it's on vinyl....I have no experience with that one.
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Re: watercolor pencils

Postby thisstrangeforest » Thu Jul 21, 2011 3:39 pm

I use them both ways when I do faceups. But mostly dry.
dry for eyebrows then I might go over it with some water on a paintbrush let that dry then with the pencil again. I'll use it dry for lashes and eyeliner. And then moles dry as well.
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Re: watercolor pencils

Postby Evelien » Thu Jul 21, 2011 5:08 pm

What thisstrangeforest said :). I usually use them (on vinyl btw) dry and sometimes go over it with some water for a softer look.
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Re: watercolor pencils

Postby AppleMintPie » Fri Jul 22, 2011 5:12 am

Usualy the sealer will soften the pencils, you can use a wet sponge or tisue and tap lightly to soften them. Watercolor pencil tend to look softer on vynil dolls when I paint them :I but it´s harder it usualy takes two or three layers of sealant then the pencils work great :)
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