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Prismacolor colourless blender pencils are ideal for artists looking to enhance their coloured pencil artwork
They blend in the same way colour pencils do, as they contain the same wax and binder, but no pigment is added
The result is a multi-faceted tool that allows artists to accomplish several effects, like merging neighboring colours, softening edges, and creating unique colour blends
Ombre Effect- Create a shading effect by overlapping your colours using the pencil blender over the entire coloured section. Drawing in circular or oval patterns keeps hard lines from forming when you first apply colour, allowing blending to be more successful
Burnishing- Although it's tempting to apply heavy pressure in order to drive layers of pigment together, it leaves your drawing with a waxy buildup. Using light pressure instead allows you more control over the amount of wax the blender leaves behind
The sharper the better- Keeping your blender tip sharpened will naturally make you use less pressure in order to avoid breaking the tip. If you must use heavy pressure, use a worn pencil that allows you to burnish with greater force. Always take caution not to tear the paper
Colour first, then blend- It's best to lay down all your colour first and then blend. The more times you try to blend and then colour, the more stubborn each additional application of pigment will be because every time you blend, you force more colour into the tooth