Copic marker coloring techniques
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Not if they are both copics. They are made for rendering. Just make sure you clean the tips by brushing them on a scrap paper a few times.
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Surely picking up the darker colours on your lighter pens would ruin the light pens?
Jem x
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i have a question. i want to buy copie marker. Do i need a special paper for them?
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Did you get your markers at micheals.. I seen some just like that on the website and was going to buy some ... Do they work well ????
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I like your voice. Its like a younger Betty White
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@BCSherrie Thank you for the answer (:
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Good cuz I'm deathly afraid of messing up my "Raw Silk" and "Egg White" markers with darker shades, even mixing the two super light colors together. Thanks for this so that I know never to fear of this.
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Cute lessons, like the theme ;)
thanx,, ill remember it wheneve ill color with markers
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cool
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Cool video . I just got a set of markers for christmas and my art studio is filling up . I just need ART now so ill try to follow your suggestions and see how it goes :)
Why do you use that transparent thing (forgot what its named O:) instead of just drawing directly on the paper with the darker color, and then blend?
Minsnuskeskat 2 months ago
@Minsnuskeskat the markers are too far apart in color to do a direct to paper blend so picking up the dark color off the transparency helps in adding the color and blending it all in one step
BCSherrie 2 months ago
BTW- do you have to outline everything when using copics?
DarkJazzyMetal 1 year ago
@DarkJazzyMetal I don't outline when using my copics, you should try to work smoothly from one end of an object to the other. You shouldn't outline then color it in as you will see your outline mark. I too have learned many things along the way as this particular video was from over 2 years ago. Thanks for visiting!
BCSherrie 1 year ago
What if I wanted to blend two colors that are from different color groups, like blue and green. How would I proceed? Would one of the colors be ruined?
Myrrhmade 1 year ago
@Myrrhmade If you are using two different color groups the best way to get them to blend is by feathering them together.
FYI, copic is one of the only markers where you can touch them tip to tips and not ruin the nibs of your marker. It is a proven technique and I teach it all the time. Only do this with COPICS not from a copic to a prisma or tria marker.
BCSherrie 1 year ago