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Use of prismacolor pencils on copper





2007

Hello

I have been searching for a detailed tutorial on how to use prismacolor pencils to color metal. I have recently been studying metal smithing and metal clay techniques and since my background is as an artist using prismacolor pencils I would like to begin to incorporate this technique in my new work. Can you point me in the direction of such a tutorial? I know that it is usually done on green copper, and in layers, but would love to find a full step by step tutorial on the subject.

Thanks!

Kathleen White
jeweler - Mill Valley, California, USA


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HERE ARE A COUPLE OF TUTORIALS ON LINE:
www.lampworketc.com/forums/archive//t-188914.html
www.ehow.com/how_7672808_use-prismacolor-copper.html

SUSAN P [surname deleted for privacy by Editor]
- ESSEX, Connecticut, USA
May 9, 2011




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