[Traditional Art] Rose Princess - Sketch -

Mokonafan · **Posted:** Fri Sep 06, 2013 2:36 pm **(#1)**

Here's a sketch I just drew (like 10-15 minutes ago xD) and I thought I'd share with you all!
I'm not sure if I'll color her or not because I'm scared I'll hurt it, it looks so pretty to me. xD

Enjoy!

Materials:
Normal Pencil
Sharpener
9X12 dry media paper
Kneadable eraser

~ God Bless ~

~ Moko

Erisian · **Posted:** Fri Sep 06, 2013 2:47 pm **(#2)**

She is really pretty Moko. I wouldn't want to say anything that ruins your lovely drawing but I would like to see it coloured.

he4rty · **Joined:** Aug 30, 2012 **Posts:** 2174

Nice work Moko, you could always scan it into the computer and digitally colour it, at least then it wont ruin the original.

2-ton · **Posted:** Fri Sep 06, 2013 9:22 pm **(#4)**

very pretty...yes, make a duplicate and color the dup.

Mokonafan · **Posted:** Sat Sep 07, 2013 12:21 pm **(#5)**

Erisian wrote:

She is really pretty Moko. I wouldn't want to say anything that ruins your lovely drawing but I would like to see it coloured.

Yeah me too. :lol

I'm scared if ink it I'll break it. XD
I'm glad you like her!

he4rty wrote:

Nice work Moko, you could always scan it into the computer and digitally colour it, at least then it wont ruin the original.

I don't have a scanner! :\
I thought about digitally coloring it but I think she would fit being traditionally colored better...!!!! >.<!!!
:tyspin

2-ton wrote:

very pretty...yes, make a duplicate and color the dup.

I have no printer to duplicate her. :\

conbagui wrote:

Beautifutiful draw Moko. You have a beautiful talent.

Thank you!

2-ton · **Posted:** Sat Sep 07, 2013 12:27 pm **(#6)**

Do you have onion skin paper? You could do the inking by tracing on the onion skin paper (tracing paper) and then color it. That way you won't ruin the original.

BaukjeSpirit · **Posted:** Sat Sep 07, 2013 12:42 pm **(#7)**

Beautiful sketch! You could, like 2-ton said, trace the sketch on a different piece of paper and then color it

Mokonafan · **Posted:** Sat Sep 07, 2013 6:26 pm **(#8)**

BaukjeSpirit wrote:

Beautiful sketch! You could, like 2-ton said, trace the sketch on a different piece of paper and then color it

I'm glad you liked it!

2-ton wrote:

Do you have onion skin paper? You could do the inking by tracing on the onion skin paper (tracing paper) and then color it. That way you won't ruin the original.

I think I have tracing paper but I never use it and I think it would be too thin. :S
Still not a bad suggestion. xd
:tyspin

2-ton · **Posted:** Sat Sep 07, 2013 7:52 pm **(#9)**

well, if it's too thin to color on, the what you can do is do the tracing, then turn it over and use the side of the pencil lead and rub over all the traced lines and make sure there is plenty of graphite covering the lines. Then put it right side up, graphite side down, on your art paper and go over the lines fairly heavily. The graphite lines will transfer to the art paper and you can do your line art and coloring on good paper. CAn you tell that we really want to see this colored, lol!

Mokonafan · **Posted:** Sat Sep 07, 2013 9:41 pm **(#10)**

2-ton wrote:

well, if it's too thin to color on, then what you can do is do the tracing, then turn it over and use the side of the pencil lead and rub over all the traced lines and make sure there is plenty of graphite covering the lines. Then put it right side up, graphite side down, on your art paper and go over the lines fairly heavily. The graphite lines will transfer to the art paper and you can do your line art and coloring on good paper. Can you tell that we really want to see this colored, lol!

LoL Yes I can tell. xD

:tyspin