Dina Wakely's Scribble Sticks

These have become one of my favorite tools. They are highly pigmented and it makes them so versatile. I also love the price point on these. You can purchase them here or at Ranger Ink.

Here are a few ways I currently use them.

I scribble with them like I would a crayon. Sometimes I leave the color and sometimes I go over it with a wet brush. I have noticed the more smooth the paper the better I like them just dry. I am using hot press watercolor paper here so it was very smooth.

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I dip them directly into water and add marks. This is probably my favorite way to use them at this time. I can layer directly on top of those marks. And that is where it gets interesting.

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I have cut watercolor in 2”X3” squares and I have scribbled color directly on the paper. I go over it two to three times with good steady pressure. Then I stapled deli paper on them to protect the color. I keep them in a little bag that I keep my travel supplies.

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Now I can just use these like a palette using my watercolor brush and water.

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Eleaca Young

Creativity has always been a large part of my life. I believe that everyone is a creative, some people just have not discovered their passion yet. My goal is to share the message, “Go Forth and Create!”

Mixed media is my love. I thrive on the freedom of working in any medium I want and combining watercolor, ink, acrylics, fabrics-everything is fair game.

Living in Alaska, I am surrounded by beauty. I find the scenery and the people equally inspiring. the world is endlessly providing inspiration and my mission is to take full advantage. My favorites include color, nature, family, books, people and so much more.

https://leacayoungart.com
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