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A Gray Scale Color Chart to track your favorite colored pencils! It is so easy to use! There are two sides of rectangle block columns on a page for your favorite coloring pencils, with lines beside them to add your pencil numbers and color names to identify and organize. One column has plain white rectangles for shading your pencils in. Next to it are blocks with dark, mid and light tone gray scale. For best comprehension add same color pencil number to both white and gray tone blocks before going on to a new color. I use the gray scale models to help me choose which pencils works best for defined shading, a darker area in a picture. Why? It helps me get the definition I normally can't achieve unless I color blend several layers together. As an artist I have conditioned my mind to see gray neutral tones in my layers to get the shadows and shapes needed in my composition. Deciding whether to purchase a gray scale coloring book, can be difficult for some people. We are so used to a white canvas to work on. To tell you the truth, I prefer coloring in a gray scale tone myself. I have created this color chart to get you started in this direction. Easy peasy! All you need to do is add the pencil in a block. I added the heavier color on top, then mid to light in order below in each rectangle shape. I recommend my coloring books to get you started on your exploration and developing your artistry skill of coloring to another level! They will guide you with color suggestions for each coloring image, with a color chart for you to use on each page.

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