Q&A Solvents, coloring, colored pencil

Cher Kaufmann, international artist and author, usually shares a mini-class From The Drawing Desk, but today is a brief Q&A on the most common questions asked in the comments about solvents colorists have been using in their coloring books and personal coloring pages. What does Cher recommend? Find out as she talks about alcohol blenders, odorless mineral spirits (Gamsol), baby oil, and more.

FOR ALL MOBILE DEVICE VIEWERS: You will not be able to see the annotations that specifically list that the only items listed for archival work is the Gamsol, odorless mineral spirits, and the alcohol based blending pen.

For ALL VIEWERS: remember that all culinary oils will go rancid once it oxidizes. Culinary oils, chapstick and petroleum products are only recommended for experimentation and imaginative color play, and are not recommended for any serious coloring nor for archival work.

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Art examples drawn by Cher Kaufmann

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How to Sharpen your pencils:    • How to Sharpen Coloring Pencils  
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The Ancient Alchemy Coloring Book: Celtic knots, Mandalas and Sacred Symbols
Mandalas and More; A Meditative Drawing and Coloring Book for Mind Body and Spirit
"10 Min a Day to Color Your Way" Series of 5 books: JOY, GRATITUDE, DREAM, LOVE and PEACE - see the flip thru preview on Cher's channel

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