What better view to test out some new Chameleon blending pens than that from Inverleith Park across Edinburgh.
Recently I pedalled along to Inverlieth Park in the north of Edinburgh to try out some new colour pens. I had been asked to create a wee workshop or step by step guide to using the new blending pens which use alcohol based ink and a mixing chamber of toner to blend the markers colour as you draw.
They take a bit of getting used to but can achieve amazing results. Basically you start drawing with an almost a white shade of your chosen hue and then over a few seconds the pen turns darker and a more true colour is achieved. See the link below at Cut Out + Keep for my full tutorial and step by step guide to using the pens.
RT @edinsketcher: @edinburghcastle from Inverleith Park, North #Edinburgh. Drawn with markers. #urbansketchers http://t.co/e4jjZqBgC6 http:…
RT @edinsketcher: @edinburghcastle from Inverleith Park, North #Edinburgh. Drawn with markers. #urbansketchers http://t.co/e4jjZqBgC6 http:…
RT @edinsketcher: @edinburghcastle from Inverleith Park, North #Edinburgh. Drawn with markers. #urbansketchers http://t.co/e4jjZqBgC6 http:…
RT @edinsketcher: @edinburghcastle from Inverleith Park, North #Edinburgh. Drawn with markers. #urbansketchers http://t.co/e4jjZqBgC6 http:…
@edinburghcastle from Inverleith Park, North #Edinburgh. Drawn with markers. #urbansketchers http://t.co/e4jjZqBgC6 http://t.co/gCvJOMI6jR
@edinsketcher STUNNING. What amazing pens.
RT @edinsketcher: What better view to test out some new Chameleon blending pens than that from Inverleith Park across … http://t.co/VdUx5…
@edinburghcastle from Inverleith Park, home to @foodiesfestival. Caught with @ChameleonPens http://t.co/VdUx54uzd3 http://t.co/X78RntBPQF