Back today with another Cards4Men video and today it’s all about the shadow, a ‘By Request’ video (yes, this is for you Ange).  I’ve used Prismacolor Pencils on this card but you could apply this technique to any kind of medium…  I just find pencils are the easiest for me to blend out.  But with practice, anything is possible (well, nearly lol.)  Remember, after all, it’s just paper!

You can see my video here or Watch it in HD at Youtube.

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I had so much fun colouring this character, I’ve got a new set of Polychromos pencils, but for some reason headed to my Prismas again.  I know that I am just going to have to venture there soon…

…it’s just so much is happening around here, I’m moving my room around, I have a new computer, with a new computer program, new office 365 as well as a new video editing program, so needless to say, BIG learning curves happening here on the coast, and with lots of cards to make (wish me luck)!

Other Supplies:  Prismacolor Pencils – Black / French Grey 20, 90% / Warm Grey 20% / Cool Grey 70% / Burnt Ochre / Dark Brown / Jasmine / Poppy Red / Crimson Red.

SBB White Smooth Cardstock	SBB Black Smooth Cardstock	Foam Sheets (Easy Peasy)	Les Chiens (Katzelkraft)
A Birdie Told Me (Lawn Fawn)	Word Salad (Paper Smooches)	Tuxedo Black (Memento)	Versamark Cube (Imagine Crafts)
Prismacolor Pencils	Pencil Sharpener (Prismacolor)	Blending Paper Stump #4 (Pro Art)	Gamsol Blending Solution (Spectrum Noir)
Gamsol (Inky Antics)	A Birdie Told Me – Lawn Cuts (Lawn Fawn)	Bigshot (Sizzix)	Powder Tool (EK Success)
White Embossing Powder (Ranger)	Heat Tool	Tack ‘n Peel (Tsukineko)	Stamp Block Set SBB
Mini Scoring Board (Martha Stewart)	Mono Multi Glue (Tombow)	Multi Medium Matte Mini (Ranger)