Copic Tutorial #17 Faux Watercolor

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Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• copics
• watercolor
• cardmaking

[anmaree]

Copics seem quite expensive for just colouring in someone else's drawings.

[aurajinv]

streaks? STREAKS? all i see is flat bloody colour!! this is not watercolour, should not be associated with it. i couldn't bear to watch after about half a minute.

[blessings13]

Please keep the voice overs.

[stolmasa]

@anmaree Oh, I see... Well maybe it's just for the sakes of the tutorial? I don't know but yeah bottom line is it's their money and their art materials.

[anmaree]

@stolmasa You know that's not what I mean, I'm talking about the whole rubber stamping thing. Not that there's anything wrong with it, I just don't see how it justifies such expensive professional art materials. But it's their money, I guess.

[stolmasa]

@anmaree Sometimes when you are working as a colorist, that's what you'll have to do - color someone else's drawing. Still doesn't mean that you can't use copics for it.

[EmuUpAGumTree]

ignore the negatives comments I think this tutorial is great, going to checkout your others now!

[theElegantCriminal]

Since when are coloring and drawing the same thing, guys? Just because you can color doesn't mean you can draw well too. They're two very different things in my opinion.

[seaslay]

Really informative about how layering the colors is so effective. I know some people feel one shouldn't use stamps they should draw and be original but that is just a judgement and keeps many people from having fun with art and materials of art. Let's just play any way we can in this crazy life. Thanks for the video.

[graynd]

stamps suck... I want to see one of your on drawings ;-)

[HippoKissez]

with copic you usually let the color dry and go over it with another coat of the same color, or use grey I heard works too