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Step #1 - Rough pencil sketch
Step #2 - Black and White Line Drawing
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Step #3 - Full Color Rendering
It sounds easier than it is - there are actually more like 8 steps. One of the most difficult tasks is deciding on the color scheme for each design. By the time you have done about 200 or 300 color renderings you have seriously run out of new color options! I bought every set of colored pencils available on the market today (about 875 pencils) and I still ran out of colors pretty quickly.
2 comments:
Jackie your drawings are incredible!!! Truly you have a wonderful talent. I am in awe and can hardly wait for the release of this book. Congratulations to you!!
You are too kind. I never set out to illustrate my own book. I thought I'd hire someone who knew what they were doing. But by the time I realized I was the only person crazy enough to draw and color 3000 window treatments I was hooked.
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