A GUIDE TO USING YOUR PRISMACOLOR GREYS | Color Theory | Adult Coloring for Beginners

In this video, I will swatch out all the Prismacolor Greys so you can see what they look like right next to one another. This will help you to see the differences between the WARM, COOL, and FRENCH GREYS that come with your 150 SET OF PRISMACOLORS. I will explain COLOR THEORY using the color wheel in relation to using grey and choosing your colors. Then I will show you in a full tutorial how to use all the different greys that come in your Prismacolor set.

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[fastquickrecipes]

Hi Dear, I must say this is THE Most informative, easy and beautifully described video on use of grays on warm n cool colors! Thank u so much.. my eyesight is weak now and I watched it on 50 inch tv screen 😇God Bless you You put so much selfless effort and handwork in letting us learn coloring the pro way 🥰😍🌹❤️

[raggedblossom]

This was so clearly explained! Thank you, Pamela, for demystifying the greys. 😊

[marydimuro]

I love when you demonstrate things in coloring books. I am a visual learner and it really helps. Thanks for a great video.

[amoura]

I really needed this! I’m new to coloring and I’m trying to learn as much as I can about color theory and develop my own coloring style.

[jeanblythe]

You are an excellent teacher, and I really appreciate it :D I try not to miss any of your videos because I learn so much every time. God bless you for sharing your knowledge and passion for coloring with us!!! Bless you and your lovely family <3

[AnimeBlaze-qijx]

Thank u so much; this really helped me out a lot! I keep learning new things from u everyday u are an incredible teacher. I have been improving so much lately thanks to u.
I was wondering why there were so many greys, and I was confused about how to use them, so I rarely pick up those shades. I tried practising colouring a white object from ur tutorials with those greys, and it came out so beautiful! I'll definitely try this technique out on some of my old pages!

[Nishkween]

Great vid! The 20% French Grey casing colour has always bothered me... so out of place! LOL Still can't get used to seeing it with its family haha

[lilianq]

Awesome tutorial! I am a beginner and I am learning so much with your videos. Beautiful coloring and very, very useful information! Thank you❤️

[cenibenbahar]

Thank you great tutorial. It helped alot. I didn't know the difference. It was so clear

[sues]

Thank you. I wondered why there were so many grey pencils. I revisited a colouring page I was unhappy with and using grey has helped it.

[karinswartz]

Excellent lesson! so useful and easy to follow. Thank you Pamela!

[mrscb]

I so love this, I need to learn this technique!! So I’m watching it for a third time & taking notes I’ve already scanned and printed the page from the book… now I’m looking up numbers for the names of the colors. I was looking for sable on my swatch chart…. Well it took me a bit but I finally realized sable was sand🤦🏻‍♀️ I totally forgot they have a second name (another language I would guess). Probably no one else needs to know this but maybe it will help someone who needs it ☺️☺️☺️ Now I’m off to color a turtle 🐢

[JohnnyCornbread]

Thanks for these tips Pamela! It is such a big help. I was laughing as I watched you color the turtle in and all the sudden here comes the yellow chartreuse lol. 💚 Hadassah

[nancyhappily]

Finally I understand why all the gray pencils. Plus I bet my art Will look better. Thanks so much!

[krispypink]

Fantastic video with a clear and helpful explanation. I love your channel 💙

[cenibenbahar]

Could you please make a tutorial about the same objects it can be front face but shading by using different sources of light ? From front, les, right, upper right, upper left please. And also for the basic shapes like circle, cube ...

[rdoodoo]

Interesting. Thank you. I love the way you explain things ✌️

[Kreative_Rainbow]

Cute little turtle!! 🐢 That really did add depth!👍

[nnpatel]

Thank you so much Pamela.
It is very informative video.

[deb.e.mixedmedia]

Thanks for explaining how to use the grays! What a difference they make! 🧜‍♀️