Description
Pick Prismacolor Premier® Colored Pencil Colors Fast & Easy!
HOW TO SWATCH THE TRI-TONE WORKBOOKS:
All of our Tri-Tone Worksheet books come uncolored so you can color them with your own tools. (It would be impossible for us to pre-color them for everyone who orders.) Instead, we print them on the appropriate paper for the tool (e.g. colored pencil paper for Prismas and Polys; marker paper for Blicks; watercolor paper for Tombows and Inktense; etc.) so when you color them with your tools you will see exactly what the colors look like–which makes it perfect when picking colors from that tool set for a coloring page. Furthermore, we have included in the books the tool names and numbers we feel best match the colors of an artist color wheel–with a light, medium and dark option (hence “tri-tone.)
These Prismacolor Premier® Colored Pencils reference worksheets are not sponsored by Prismacolor. Prismacolor and Prismacolor Premier are trademarks of Berol Corporation and are registered in the United States and other countries. Use of them does not imply any affiliation with or endorsement by them.
This book is a set of Coloring Bliss Tri-Tone Worksheets for Prismacolor Premier colored pencils that will help you quickly and easily choose colors for your next coloring project. This 39-Page book is printed full-color on our high-quality colored pencil paper. It contains worksheets that will not only help you pick colors, but also learn a little color theory in the process. Here’s what comes in the book:
- Artist Color Wheel: a full-color printed artist color wheel.
- Prismacolor Premier Colored Pencils Color Wheel: an artist color wheel you color with your pencils–shows the exact Prismacolor pencils to use.
- Premium Color Scheme Selector: our color scheme selector tool with the most popular color schemes.
- Prismacolor Tri-Tone Sets Swatch Chart: color this master swatch chart with your pencils–shows the exact Prismacolor pencils to use.
- Prismacolor Tri-Tone Mini Wheels: color the mini wheels with your pencils–shows the exact Prismacolor pencils to use. Helps you see how the light, medium and dark colors look together.
- Prismacolor Tri-Tone Swatch Strip: color this swatch strip with your pencils–shows the exact Prismacolor pencils to use. Cut out and use in your Prisma colored pencil case.
- Prismacolor Tri-Tone Color Schemes: color the color scheme charts with your pencils–shows the exact Prismacolor pencils to use. Includes color schemes for all of the colors found on the artist color wheel!
- Full Prismacolor Set Swatch Charts: color these swatch charts with your pencils–shows the exact Prismacolor pencils to use. Swatch all 150 colored pencils–note the Tri-Tone legend to see which colors belong to the Tri-Tone Sets.
- Video Training: videos to show you how to use all of the tools in this book.
- More Training Available: become a Bliss Colorist, Apprentice or Partner to get even more Tri-Tone resources and video training! Click Here: https://www.coloringbliss.com/bliss-color-picking-system/
Printed On Our Favorite Colored Pencil Paper
Colored Pencil Paper
80lb (175gsm) | Vellum Bristol | 92 Brightness | Acid Free
Textured paper with just the right amount of “tooth” to create beautiful blends. Heavy paper that stands up to erasing, burnishing & blending media. Click Here
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Sheri Woodworth (verified owner) –
I’m so glad that I bought this. I think I do fairly well with picking colors but only up to a certain point.
It’s very helpful to see color combinations that I wouldn’t have thought to use. When I started to color the worksheets, I realized how much work went into pulling it all together. I also wondered if I would survive coloring all those sheets! 😮 As a beginning colorist, the repetition of coloring the same colors in different groupings will increase my comfort level to “go outside the box”. I’ll get a lot of practice to!
Jennifer, thank you so much for putting a lot of time and effort into creating this invaluable tool.
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Gwen Ratliff (verified owner) –
I am still coloring in the tri-tone sets. And I think I may be in over my skill set level. I have the 175 (?) set and am wondering why limit oneself to 36 colors? And where are the browns and grays? So, a bit of confusion yet, but I will keep on, want to learn more; this seemed a good way to do that. I have been coloring 3-4 years, my method has been to grab what looks good and go with it. This apparently has taken Jennifer a LONG time to put together and I am grateful. Not giving up.
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Gabriela –
I’m happy with this book . I am passionate about coloring books; and this tool helps all lot.
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Charlyne Smith –
I’m new to coloring “with intention”. I’m impressed with all the time and energy you have put into your worksheets and tutorials. I’m going to give you a “try”. I anticipate becoming VERY familiar with my pencils and knowledgeable about the colored pencil art medium.
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