I too have had that problem then I discovered the gamasol. It is
similar to odorless mineral spirits and that actually helps you blend
your prisma pencils look similar to watercolor pencils. It takes
practice because I remember the first few times I have done this I
thought ARGGGHHHHHH why would anyone waste thier time with that. But
then I forced myself to practice with them and well I actually like
it. But I still get those pencil marks. I am not sure how to not get
that. Try the prisma colored pencils and gamasol. The most important
thing is that the colored pencil you use has to be waxed based. So
there are my two cents on that. Thanx for reading. Ha ha.

Inky Huggz,


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On May 12, 8:46*am, "Tom and Karen Brooks"
wrote:
I've been using the watercolor pencils, but not really able to make them
look like watercolors, they look more like pencil marks. * I don't think I'm
good at the blending part. * Then I just think, why don't I just use water
color paints?

Kare
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