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    Eugenia
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        ZyadMohamed
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            That’s pretty good, nice color placement and composition, but I bet you want to know how to make it smooth. If you don’t disregard this next segment. So you could use a colorless blender marker, like the one prismacolor makes. You could also burnish, or press really hard with a white or light colored pencil. You could you also burnish with a colorless blender pencil. Or finally, you could use a solvent, like gamsol, zest-it, turpenoid, or 70% rubbing alcohol. Dip a brush or Q-tip into it and go over your work. This has great potential.

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            Pingpongfan
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                Your peach really does look soft and fuzzy and is nicely done. What brand of pencils and paper did you use? That affects the final outcome a lot. What’s next.
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                Eugenia
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                    Thank you! I’m still learning so I appreciate your input. I used prismacolors and I think that’s it. It was painted from life so I was really trying to catch that texture that is fuzzy and sort of diffuses the light. But some types of peach are really smooth.

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