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Published: 2019-09-06 19:00:02 +0000 UTC; Views: 582; Favourites: 46; Downloads: 2
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A portrait study I've done using markers and colored pencils.Related content
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Wow solid coloring and love that lighting, really pretty work
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Very beautiful!
Could you tell me how do you get this smoothness of color changes with markers?
It's the question of the markers itself, the paper or the smudging with the solvent?
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Thank you!
I think that one of the most important things, like with watercolor techniques, is the quality of the paper. It doesn’t have to be neither too thick nor too thin. The paper in this specific sketchbook is 160 g/m2. Unfortunately, there’re no mentions about its contents, but my suggestion is that it’s thick office paper.
Plus, you shouldn’t forget that markers require quickness, so it’s better to have all the colors needed beforehand and color one area of one hue before you move to the other.
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Thank you for the explanations.
I'm just starting with drawing with markers. At first I took the sheet from pad I once received as a gift, it was for professional drawing. But the marker ink was sinking in very fast, the ink run out fast and the effect was not good.
Then I used some cardboard I once get (the lot of them were thrown away to the wastepaper magazine, and my step-father took them and gave me, they are printed on one side with some posters, but the second is empty) - it's harder and also far more smooth the ink needs some time to dry, so I can merge the colors a little.
But still I associate marker drawing with intensive, clearly bordered stains of pigment, so your style was very interesting an impressive for me.
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