Here is a little something different for Halloween. I hope you enjoy it!
- Beginner Spells - A center highlight
In this fun Halloween image, I will show how to build dimension by placing your highlight in the center of your image. We can actually make a flat image look as if it has shape or dimension by placing our darkest color (shading) furthest from our eye and the lightest color (highlight) closest to our eye. These bottles are cylinder shaped, so I put the highlight right down the center of each bottle.
Add lightest color GB1, and add darkest color GB9 on the area furthest from your eye. (the sides of each bottle or label)
![IMG_6979](http://www.spectrumnoir.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/IMG_6979-560x372.jpg)
![IMG_7001](http://www.spectrumnoir.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/IMG_7001-560x527.jpg)
I also started coloring my red bottle starting with my darkest color on the edge of the bottle (DR7) then worked my way towards the center of the bottle with my lighter colors. Here are the colors I used in order of use DR7, DR5, DR3, CR8. Note: The CR8 is a higher number, however it is from a completely different color tone which happens to be lighter. The Coral Reds are lighter with more of an orange tint than Dark Reds. ![potion2](http://www.spectrumnoir.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/potion2-560x438.jpg)
![potion2](http://www.spectrumnoir.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/potion2-560x438.jpg)
Complete red bottle above. Other bottles were were colored using the same steps. Here is another view of the finished project with different background paper.
- Center Highlight helps build dimension to images.
Other colors used in order used:
Golden brown labels: GB1, GB9, GB6, GB1
Brown Bottle: TN2, TN9, TN6, TN4, TN2
Red Bottle: DR7, DR5, DR3, CR8
Gray Bottle: IG7, IG5, IG2, IG1
Corks: EB8, EB4
Base: IG7, IG4, IG1
Background: TN1
Edging was done with a brown ink pad.
Wow... this is a Fab-U-Lous card! Great image and your colouring is gorgeous.
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