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23 Comments
Mmmmm . . . I bet my mom loves your leaves. I do!
Thanks, Karly. So did Nancy. Maybe it runs in the Family.
Thanks for the compliments! These paintings are a ton of fun.
You are welcome. And…thank-you back.
fabulous pieces.
Thank-you, Trisha. 🙂
I love your abstract leaves, I can see a maximum best of the pencils here with the hues you created, great job!
Hi, Padmaja! Thank-you for the comment and the visit! I just returned from your art blog and must say that I will return.I like how you arrange shapes and your use of color!
Lovely –
For you! Have a great week. Thanks for everthing.
Jamie, Thank you. That is absolutely beautiful! I hope people visit comments and click on this frequently. Such a gift you give!
Guess, my eyes are playing tricks on me. Didn’t remember seeing this page before. Glad I found it though. I love using color pencils. These are very well done Leslie. 🙂
Hi Emily! These took forever to do and they are all smaller than I paint. I would like to be more loose with them but have not sat down to play with colored pencil for awhile. I do like the medium, though. I used to love to color as a child. I feel that hit everytime I begin something in colored pencil. Thank you for the comment! 🙂
It is hard to choose a favourite here,
and so I will just compliment you for
all of them… Thank you for offering
such a wonderful feast of art…
Androgoth Xx
Thank you, Andro.
Wow, I love colored pencil, and use them myself. Nice job! I just started pastels again and love them, also. Almost like colored pencil, but less restricting.
Thank you, Cheryl. I am horrible with pastels but admire those who can use them with seemingly little effort. I must setaside some time to use mycolored pencils again. Thank you for the visit and the comment!
Beautiful artworks! Amazing.
Thank you, so much!
oh these are so wonderful..
I especially like the leaves….
I need to find where to get you notifications…I will
Take Care…
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ladyblue
It is great to receive a comment, here, on this page. I have not worked in colored pencil for ages due to time spent with my watercolors and classes. Thank you so much!
Leslie – Can you tell me again the brand of color pencils to purchase? I know it started with a “P” but I didn’t write it down. You also said they were expensive. Please let me know and thanks!
Prismacolor. That is the brand that I use. I tried one other brand and was not as satisfied. The colored pencil artists that I have met all use Prismacolor. They are expensive. They come in regular, stick and verithin forms. I started with a set of 48 and it grew from there.
Thank you. Got em!
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