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Berry Girl Sketch

Debi Tullier here today....

I love colored pencils. I love all art mediums and media…lol…. Royal & Langnickel products are all over my studio and have been for years. I love their products and could barely contain my excitement when AlteredPages began carrying them. 

 So today I am sharing a sketch of my grand-daughter in her berry picking finery. This is a simple quick sketch and will be a gift for the up and coming holiday season. I was so happy to see one of my handmade gifts finished 9 weeks before Christmas!! One down. I hope you enjoy my watercolor pencil sketch as I show you my process. I didn’t use my regular photo to rely on. This one was from my memory and I love it. 

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I am no stranger to color pencils...

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 These are just a few of my pencil drawings. I hope you don’t mind me sharing. I share so you can see my love…and obsession.


Supply list
Royal & Langnickel Essential Watercolor Pencils
Royal & Langnickel water brushes (these are super for traveling) ( I had the Royal & Langnickel aquarelle brushes on hand)
Mixed Media Journal




 Thank you for viewing my videos, see you next month!

Remember this month Altered Pages is partnering with 

Royal & Langnickel.  In celebration of that along with 

October being breast cancer awareness month we are 

giving away this beautiful Pink Art Journal. 
           

To be entered into the drawing all you have to do is just 

place an order of $10 or more with Alteredpages.com.  The 

lucky winner will be announced on the blog as well as our 

Facebook page on November 1, 2015.  Good luck!!

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  1. Tristan RobinTuesday, October 27, 2015

    Lovely sketches, Deb! And I really enjoyed the video - as well as picked up a few pointers! Thanks for sharing your art - and your technique process - with us!

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    1. Debi TullierTuesday, October 27, 2015

      Thank you so much. Your comment means a great deal to me.

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  2. jyanjonesTuesday, October 27, 2015

    I love it! You did an amazing job of capturing a special memory. It will be a special gift.

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  3. Debi TullierTuesday, October 27, 2015

    Thank you

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  4. Debi TullierTuesday, October 27, 2015

    Thank you

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  5. ddazzled71Tuesday, October 27, 2015

    Your sketches are all gorgeous Debi, you are so talented! xx

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  6. MicheleSaturday, October 31, 2015

    these pencil drawings are nothing short of brilliant! xo

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  7. Barbara RankinWednesday, November 04, 2015

    Wow Debi! Love your sketches. They are amazing!

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