tundrakatiebean
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I'm hand coloring part of a print for a film class that I'm taking (the assignment is experimental). The print is of my grandparents in front of a rhododendron bush, so lots of leaves. I'm planning on using marshall oils for my grandparents and I would like to do something different to the leaves, but I'm not sure what. I would really like the leaves to be vibrant and lively in relation to the 'washed out' and subtle look of the oils to make a statement about the liveliness in contrast with these two little old people.
Anything you guys think I should look into?
ETA: I should mention that I am using RC paper, so no pencils
Anything you guys think I should look into?
ETA: I should mention that I am using RC paper, so no pencils