GRAFF Color Workbook

You’ll Love This Drawing & Coloring Book If:

• You love to draw & want to learn to use color correctly
• You want to learn color techniques for comic & manga drawing
• You love the art from DragonArt Color Studio, Enchanting Fairies Color Studio and Shojo Manga Color Studio

Explore the world of color with expert artist Scape Martinez in GRAFF Color Workbook. When you understand what colors to use together, when to use colors & how to use color, you’ll be able to create visually engaging and exciting graphic art. Borrow from the color tips & techniques featured here in order to develop your coloring skills and learn how to shade a variety of color combinations. This coloring workbook includes 45 designs that you can customize with your own color selections as well as fun color techniques for blending colors and drawing using markers, pencils and ink. Add highlights, glows & other cool effects in these coloring exercises.

This book is perfect for artists of all skill levels looking to practice coloring drawings, rather than drawing. The coloring exercises here are featured from popular authors & artists of GRAFF Color Studio, Shojo Manga Color Studio, Enchanting Fairies Color Studio and DragonArt Color Studio.

In GRAFF Color Workbook You’ll Learn:

• How to improve your color techniques
• How to draw using colored pencils, crayons, makers and other art materials
• How to blend and shade the colors in your art like a pro

Check Out This Excerpt From GRAFF Color Workbook: Supplies to Get You Started

• Charcoal sticks
• Colored pencils
• Crayons
• Inks
• Oil pastels
• Permanent art markers
• Wax pencils

A Word From the Author:

"In this book you’ll find a collection of images. They were drawn by me with the intent to share them with you. Look at them, study them and flip them around. Copy, trace, and fill them in, be a part of the tradition. Soak up the styles and in time you’ll be able to create your own. If I can contribute anything to your progress it’s going to be some drawings that I am sharing, just like ancient cavemen. I encourage you to run with your imagination and take my outline with you." — Scape Martinez