Flounder Coloring Crayon

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Desaree Naomie January 12, 2021 coloring cute crayon

Applying color to the black and white pages of a coloring book, is creative, fun, relaxing and you get to create something to be proud of.

There are five different versions: Zoo Set , My House, Construction Set, Horse Ranch , and Airport. Each can be played with individually or combined to make a town.

Practice blending shades of chalk together to achieve the desired result. Press very lightly for a softer look, and a little bit harder for a strong, sharper color. Shade with the applicator for effect, or hi light certain areas of your image. You can mix chalk colors directly on the cards stock or image, or you can mix the colors on the applicator before applying to your product, whichever you prefer.

Seek to understand what is real on a level that humanity can not comprehend at this moment. The native in Africa, the tribes throughout the planet, which many view as poverty stricken have a peace, and calmness, and acceptance, which brings about even a brighter hue than those who are caught up in the day to day existence of gaining financial freedom. True freedom is looking, loving and appreciating all that is. Look with your heart, seek to see yourself as we see you. Look not with a physical eye, not with a physical body, but seek to understand that which is truly you, a colored rainbow of truth, compassion and acceptance. You are a radiant and expanding spectrum of light.

My older daughter continued to draw; she especially drew mandalas and other geometric types of pictures. I was proud of her endeavors for they were truly beautiful. Years passed and any thought of coloring was far from my mind, then after my third daughter was born, coloring resurfaced. I was still too deeply entrenched in the line between childhood and adulthood that I resisted the draw of the crayons.

Conté crayons are often compared to pastels. Granted, both are an artistic medium stick of solid pigment applied directly to the paper. However, Conté crayons are much harder than pastels or charcoals, yielding crisp, tight lines, rather than the more softer, less defined lines characteristic of pastels. Using Conté crayons, an artist can achieve subtle variations of shading in clear, distinct drawings. Conte crayon is quite permanent and artwork produced with a Conte crayon is often treated with a sprayed fixative for added longevity.