We can just take it as fact that I love gnomes. The bigger the beard, the better. This time I decided to go for it and colour one of my favourites using coloured pencils. You can watch my Prismacolor pencil video below to see how I tackled him!

Flowery Gnome Card

This little guy is one of my favourites. 1. He’s adorable. 2. That beard offers scope for some serious practice creating texture. 3. He’s perfect for lots of different occasions. He would be perfect for Mother’s Day, which is coming up here in the UK.

Flowery Gnome Prismacolor Pencil Video with Stamping Bella rubber stamps

Stamps Used: Flowery Gnome, Spring Sentiment Set

I stamped the image on Bazzill Basics Kraft card* before colouring with Prismacolor Premier pencils* (see below for full list).

Another fact for you: I am still obsessed with colouring on Kraft using pencils. Not sorry.

Flowery Gnome Prismacolor Pencil Video

Watch me colour this stamp in the video below. If you enjoy watching please do like the video and subscribe over on my YouTube channel.

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Colouring with pencils is a labour of love – it takes time – so I speed up the videos, because your time is valuable. These free videos are not intended as classes, or to give specific instruction, but you can gain some tips and insights by seeing what I do. They are an overview, not a step by step guide.

To give you an idea, it took me two hours to colour this image.

If you are in the UK/Europe you can find Stamping Bella stamps and dies at Dies to Die For here in the UK.

Prismacolor Pencils Used:

Skin: Clay Rose, Nectar, Peach, Seashell Pink
Beard: French Grey 70%, French Grey 50%, French Grey 30%, French Gray 10%
Hat: Olive Green, Crimson Lake, Scarlet Lake, Carmine Red
Robe & Blue Flowers: Poppy Red, Aquamarine, Light Green
Leaves: Crimson Red, Kelly Green, Apple Green, Spring Green
Flower Centres: Lilac, Goldenrod, Spanish Orange, Jasmine
White Flowers: Lilac, French Gray 30%, French Gray 10%, White

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