Multiliner Tutorial - Copic, Micron, Sharpie

If you want to colour in Copics but you don't have good multiliners, try scanning your lineart and printing using a laser printer. Copics are designed to not smear ink from laser printers. I have an Epson inkjet printer and it also works perfectly with Copics (but not all inkjet printer ink will work). Make sure you let the ink dry for at least an hour just to make sure nothing will smear.

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[LadyRuinsXOXO]

I was watching this and I went OMG when you said you liked to make the lines thicker when two lines meet. I DO THAT TOO!! Ahhh :P the only difference is that I use dollarama brand liners and you use copics :D CANADIANS RULE!! well.. not really.. but DOLLARAMA RULES! (I'm assuming you know what dollarama is because your Canadian.. if you don't then I probably sound real stupid to you :P).

[zkittyz]

@LadyRuinsXOXO Heck yeah! Dollarama rules!

[superlegomoose1]

i have an epson stylus photo rx600 is that pretty much the same as yours?

[zkittyz]

@superlegomoose1 No idea

[Bittibit]

YOU LIVE IN CANADA?!?! o.O

[zkittyz]

@Bittibit Yup

[jackieluv92]

since i started watching your videos i was kind of wondering about the copic markers and the refills.

[Balisticbrute]

i use fine ultra fine prismas

[Arrianna11]

This may sound weird but I Love the Sakura Microns, they are awesome for inking faces...just saying O///O

[Icemilo14]

The first pen you showed,i have them but not that brand.The tip is like marker,for mine cos it can seep through a little.

[joscora]

LEFT HANDED <3