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This weekend I worked on creating birthday cards for a Ronald McDonald house for a fellow SCSer. As I was creating and looking at my supplies I realized all the different coloring tools I own and then realized I do not use them all.
I own
Watercolor crayons
21 Copics- 24 Prisma markers
MANY Prismas Pencils
Bic Markers
Sharpies
almost all of the SU markers
ALL of the CTMH markers (I won the entire set in a blog candy)
H20s
Stargazer shimmers (like H20s)
Metallic colored pencils
regular colored pencils
chalk pencils
SU chalks
Pebbles Shimmer Chalk set
SU watercolor pencils set
So I think I am set for coloring. Now I really need to start using them ALL more!
How about you? Do you have many coloring mediums also?????
I have several, like most but not as many as you...
Prisma Pencils
24 watercolor pencils
Pebbles chalk in Shimmer and metallic cream chalk
Shimmer watercolor paints
Normal watercolor paints
Shimmerz
Loads of Misc colored pencils
Bics& sharpies about 36
Glaze pens
Colored and clear crystal lacquer
perfect pearls and pearl Ex
I thought I had a lot, but not that many. Here's my list:
The full set of Prisma Pencils
Full set of Sharpies.. both the medium and the fine tips
Full set of Bics, medium point
Chalks
About 50 Copics so far
The whole SU maker set
A set of 12 Tombow markers
Skin toned chalk pencils
Glitter pens
Glaze pens
SU's Watercolor pencils
Re-inkers that I use to color with blending pens or H2O pens
(I think that's it). But yes, for coloring now, I mostly use Copics and plan to use my PrismaColor pencils more often. I do like watercoloring, I just don't do it much. I should unload my other markers, my kids would love them.
I have a few different coloring mediums, just don't tell DH how much I really have lol. I have:
All the Copic's
All of the Prisma pencils
All of the SU markers
SU Chalks
All the SU water color crayons
SU water color pencils
Bic markers
All the Faber-Castell watercolor pencils
All the Derwent watercolor pencils
All the shimmerz
Koh-I-Noor pencils
Lyra Skin Tone pencils
All the Pearl Ex colors
What can I say I love to color and I do us all of them, some of them I use several for one image.
I have pretty much everything...though never got into any Prisma nor CTMH markers, and my daughters (12 & 8yrs) are the only ones who use the Bics and Chalks now...since I mainly use my Copics.
My other coloring medium of choice is watercolor pencils or the inside of ink pad lids with aqua brushes (BrusH20s).
I can't tell you the last time I used anything besides watercoloring or copics....with the exception of an SU marker here and there.
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coloring pencils
water color pencils
metalic pencils
H2O's
Moon glow pwders
chalks
glitter chalks
markers
fabric markers
fabric crayons
water color paints
pearl ex
SU markers
SU watercolour crayons
Bics/Sharpies (I use & store them together, so think of them as one medium.)
SU chalks
watercolour pencils
Koh-I-Noor pencils
Lyra Skin tone pencils
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I have
Copic over 200, I think?
Prisma Pencils
Water color crayons 2 packs from SU
CTMH markers-though I don't color much with these I usually color the edge of my white core cardstock
Sharpies-bought before copics rarely use
Koh-I-Nor pencils-I really like these
Wow, I'm glad to know that others have lots too. Sometimes I think I have way too much, but here's my list:
SU watercolor crayons
SU watercolor pencils
Bic markers (the 36-set)
8 Gellyroll Stardust pens
SU incolor markers from this year
and my favorite of all: about 60 Prismacolor markers, with another 55 expected to arrive any day now. I really, really like the Prisma markers.
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I'm soooo glad I'm not the only one who has this problem. I use whatever I have that's closest. I use my chalks the least and probably my SU, Marvy and Tombow's the most. I've had them longer, so I'm a little bit better at blending them.
I currently have, or at least what I can remember at this hour:
Copic Sketch Markers - All of them including all of the Atyou Spicas
Marvy LePlumes - All of them w/ some duplicates
Tombow - All of them w/ some duplicates
Stampin Up - Complete set plus the neutrals and in colors available
CTMH - 12 pastel colors
Lyra Watercolor Crayons - Set of 48
Prism Colored Pencils - All of them plus my original set of 48
Derwent Water Color Pencils - Set of 36
Sargent Pastel Chalks - set of 48
SU Chalks - Set of 48
Chalk Pencils - set of 24
Sharpies - both the regular and ultra fine sets of 24
Several Water Color Paletes
H20s - Set of 12 bright and pastel colors
I think that's it, but there could be more. I'll have to check underneath all of my cardstock scraps when I clean up next
I collect writing and art tools. I have a large bookshelf full of them. I honestly do collect them. I even found a book in the library today about collecting writing and art tools. Name it and I have it.
shimmery water colour
normal watercolours
sum shimmerz(started to collect them)
promarkers( i use these the most)
koh i noors, dont use them anymore( wanna sell them but sum is broken)
prisma pencils(dont use them anymore( wanna sell them but sum is broken)
tim holts distress pads + refills(prefer those and promarkers, also want copics but they are so pricy:(
lets see, I have
about 50 copics
most of the bics
most of the sharpies
pencil crayons (crayola, koohinoor, prisma, lyra, roseart)
marvy markers
crayola markers
gel pens
watercolour pencils
watercolour paints (cake & tubes)
acrylic paints
twinkling h20's
stick chalks
cake chalks
I think that's it
wc crayons
wc cakes and tubes
water based markers
shimmer wc cakes
a gazillion Derwent wc crayons
Plus
a few bics, sharpies
all the Memento markers
Prisma and some no name color pencils
oil pastels
Tim Holtz, all the distress ink pads and selection of reinkers
many other ink pads
3 sets of chalks (another preferred coloring medium)
selection of stickles
loose glitters
clear glitter pens
white Signos
alcohol inks
pearl ex
glimmer mists
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I have a lot of those things posted, but I also have something called "water color STICKS." Can anyone explain to me what water color sticks are? Why would I need those in addition to wc pencils and wc crayons? Are they the same as either of those? They look like pencils w/o the wood. Yep, it was a silly purchase.
I am so out of it! Coloring has never been my thing so I stick to the basics -- ink with blender pens, watercolor pencils, some "real" watercolors, Pearl Ex, SU! markers, SU! pastels. Never tried watercolor crayons or Copics.
Mary Beth
For me...
Watercolor Pencils
Watercolor Crayons
Prismacolor Pencils
Chalks
Bic set
Sharpie set
These last two are for trying out, for fun. I mostly use the first three.
I have a lot of those things posted, but I also have something called "water color STICKS." Can anyone explain to me what water color sticks are? Why would I need those in addition to wc pencils and wc crayons? Are they the same as either of those? They look like pencils w/o the wood. Yep, it was a silly purchase.
They are watercolor pencils without the wood. I think you'd use them in larger areas. There are definitely advantages to them over the pencils, but since I use tube watercolors a lot, I don't need the sticks.
Watercolor crayons SU
288 Copics
Sharpies
H20s
regular colored pencils
chalk pencils
SU chalks
Pebbles Shimmer Chalk set
SU watercolor pencils set
All current and used SU reinkers and blender pens for custom matching/coloring
I also LOVE watercolor paints (you know the ones we used as kids) I have some that have glitter in them!
They are watercolor pencils without the wood. I think you'd use them in larger areas. There are definitely advantages to them over the pencils, but since I use tube watercolors a lot, I don't need the sticks.
Thanks! But uh oh, that means I still need wc crayons.
I have a number of different coloring mediums. Each is used depending on the situation. I just don't keep track of the exact number of each. How many of what ever is not important to me. I use what I have is what's important.
i'm hooked on the smooch accent inks and i don't see that anyone mentioned them...
if you want to fill in your design with something bright and shimmery they are FAB! and they have a great precision tip so you can get into the tiniest spaces!
i like to emboss my design so first - no matter what i'm using to fill in - it helps me stay in the lines!
i have several projects using the smooch inks on my clearsnap blog.
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I went through and cut and pasted from your lists - cut out what I didn't have - I can't believe I have as many mediums as I do - I need to get busy using some of this stuff -
Watercolor crayons
Prismacolor colored pencils
Bic Markers
Sharpies
SU markers - 2 sets (one is old that is DD, one is new that is mine)
A few CTMH markers
H20s
Metallic colored pencils
regular colored pencils
SU chalks
SU watercolor pencils set
Normal watercolor paints
Skin toned chalk pencils
Re-inkers
I am thinking it would be fun (now that I am thinking of it and seeing this list) to stamp an image many times and then color it with the varied mediums to see how different I can make it, LOL -
My list... I really want the metallic pencils next.
Copics � 202 markers
Prismacolor pencils � full set
Lyra skin-toned pencils � full set
Inktense pencils - full set
Prismacolor markers � full set
Memento markers � full set
Tombow markers � full set
Shimmerz � full set of jars
Watercolor pencils � set of 72
Chalks � 6 sets
Twinkling H20�s � 145 small jars
SU Markers � full set of old colors
Chalk Pencils - set of 24
Bic markers � set of 36
Sharpie markers � set of 12
Glaze/Jellyroll pens � 25
Copic Spica markers � both sets
A fair collection of Prismacolor pencils, some of which are so old that "Peach" is called "Flesh." I figured out a long time ago that I don't like markers. And Copics are prohibitively expensive.
I just bought some Prismacolour pencils and an odourless solvent and they work wonderfully. I can use my regular ink and it doesn't smear and my paper doesn't get wet and warped.