100fairysproject
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Day 3/100. An experiment with different brushes. I really like the colours in this one. A fairy with butterflies in her hair. -
I think she saw me. Hide! A #cinnabargreen fairy for colour_collective and day4/100 of my 100dayproject. -
Day5/100. The rainbow hair is something I like a lot about this fairy. -
@Coreyartus Corey I found some fantastic skin tone colour charts on DeviantArt which are going to make this project so much more interesting. Thanks!
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@Judy-Elizabeth-Wilson Woohoo!! They're lookin' great!!
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Not to keen on these colours or skin tone. Some days are like this. The crown is fun though so good practise.Website http://www.judyelizabethwilson.com/
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@Judy-Elizabeth-Wilson Skin tone's one of those things that just drives me nuts. It's so hard to get right sometimes. I do rather like the crown, though
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Hi Judy! I just wanted to pop in and say super cute fairies! I might have to do a few myself when time permits. Regarding skin color, I say just keep experimenting. You've got at least 100 to try out, lol. I like all the ones you've tried so far!
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Hi Judy.
Skin can be really hard to get looking right but I might suggest given how bright and saturated the rest of your images are maybe adding things like more rosy cheeks or saturated freckles might be interesting? You have a bit at the moment but it is very subtle compared to your bright painterly style on most things.
Overall I think they are already looking lovely.
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May or may not be helpful, but if you search online for makeup colors (foundation), you can find a nice sample of different skin colors without the distraction of looking at a photograph of a person (too many details). Might help you to make color choices more easily.
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Day7/100. -
These are so cool!
Love the feel of them. Just wondering, I love your colour combinations, so you go into it know what colours these are going to be, or do they sort of decide for you? They're very tasty.
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This is day 8, 9 and 10 in one illustration. Rainbow making practice today in the garden. "Get the colours closer together!" -
The
sun is up. Check. Time to start the day. Day11/100 A digital watercolour brush experiment. -
Time to wake up little ladybug
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Day13/100 Line drawing Something's not right with this wand. Do bees
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She's got company... wait and see who...
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Day15/100 Spring is a favourite time of the fairy world. -
Day16/100. Out of the 
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@Sophie-Lawson Thanks so much Sophie. Good question. When I start colouring I choose one main colour and work around that colour adding analogous colours. For example if the fairy is mostly pink then the details will be the colours closest to pink on going around the colour wheel. With pink you can go to red, orange and yellow which are warm or the cooler route with purple, blue. When I have most of the colour on the canvas I love to add some unexpected pops of completely different colours. There is so much to experiment with!
