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It looks like water colors so awsome!
ScrapbookThumper 1 year ago
I love well made and airtight the caps are. You get what you pay for in quality. Don't you mean the light source is from the right, since you're shading in the left side???
saddlerackcowgirl 1 year ago
nice tutorial, but u need to decide 3 things on ur coloring k :base-its better to try to not let ur marker tip off the paper so the color doesnt blotch:shadow: u need to decide on a light source cuz u have dark spots in random places,so the drawing can look weird cuz u have many light sources, but other than that, i found this tutorial helpful!
TheEnchantedBanana 1 year ago
Thanks for explaining Copic markers for me. I've heard about them but didn't know how to use them.
lkhudson 2 years ago
Fun video to watch. Love that little deer. Cheers!
homegrownart 2 years ago
Excellent Video and tutorial!! I have never tried Copic markers but I'm going to now!
One question..when you use the lighter color and blend over the darker color, does it leave the darker color on your
pen(s) ?
Can you send us some HOT weather to Michigan?? hahahaha....Take care :)
JoPuttPutt 2 years ago
The lighter color does not get on your marker -- no worries! All Copics are designed to work together, so it's safe.
You can have all the hot weather you want, too, ha ha! I'll send some today! :)
heroarts 2 years ago
The Prismacolor colorless blender does blend somewhat and will remove color too, it's much bigger and lower in price.
bd9598 2 years ago
what is the name of that paper you used??
inkbella 2 years ago
Hi! The paper is Cougar Opaque 80# white.
heroarts 2 years ago
Great job, Lisa. I didn't know the colourless blender took care of mistakes like that! Cool!
Tethered2Home 2 years ago
Awesome Copic tutorial!!!
NurseGreeneyesRN 2 years ago
very nice
neddie58 2 years ago
Thank you! This was a great intro to these markers, Lisa! Have fun in the hot Texas weather! You definitely are a Hero to the Arts!
mysugarplumcottage 2 years ago
Love the video! And the new intro and close are great.
alevdigital 2 years ago
Seems like a lot of work and ink for the effect of watercolouring!
speckalou 2 years ago