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Crayola Marker Examples
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Thanks so much for the tut!
Question though it never says how you get the q-tip to color Do you roll around the marker a bit or press it on it or what?
Thx
definitly trying this out!
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I usually I rub the wet q-tip onto the marker blotch
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Im retarded/cant read gud.
nvm LOL
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That is amazing! Crayola!? I would have never thought of that :3
Awesome work and great tutorial! <3
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Wow, you're very talented with a difficult medium. I'd love to try out the tutorial, but I'd probably mess it up...
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that tutorial is soooooooo awesome!!!!! such a cool method if you suck at using expensive markers (me...) bleh!! great picture
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can I use like roseart markers too? i have a TON of those
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as long as they soke up water then it should work the same way, just try it out. colour a spot and use a wet Q-tip and swirl it elsewhere
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I LOVE your tutorial! I've been following it for a while now but lately I've been using a brush and it just doesn't come out like it used to xD I love this cause I hate using the comp and wanted a cool way to use cheapo markers. You're work is outstanding!
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Nice, I may try this technique out when I have some time. 
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AWESOME! I love the tutorial, I never would've thought of using markers as kind of watercolour! I'm definately going to try it
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Oh wow, thanks, now I have a use for crayola
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Thanks! Now I know how to get light skin tones with markers
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w-o-a! this is amazing! Incredible! Bravo!
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Genius, PURE GENIUS! I tried it out ([link] )
But it's nothing compared to yours! O_O (Please...don't compare) Plus I was missing a White Sharpie.
You are brilliant. It was really fun, so thanks so much for the tutorial! <3333
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This looks really awesome and the tutorial is great :3 I will try that someday
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Thank you for making that tutorial. Thats a really cool method.
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thank you for the tutorial. i learned something new today. usually people bash crayola, but you make them so wonderful with your skills
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found this on google and thought it was one of the best artworks done with crayola crayons
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Ariel looks much more like the greek siren that mermaids originally were! Good job! :]
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wow thanks soo much! your a genius!
would bristol board be okay to use?
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Maybe lol, you should try it for yourself
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haha, i tried it, and it didnt really work out that well... D: but i couldnt tell if the bristol board or the q-tips were the cause of the papers getting all rough...bah :b
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Wow great drawing and informative tutorial!
I'm deff gonna try this method, so cool
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This is such beautiful work! So cool that it's done with Crayola markers!
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i really love this idea! mostly because im cheap and i can't afford other things but it looks freakin awesome! im so excited to go buy some q-tips and paper! hehe!
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So I tried your tutorial and linked you in the description from where I found it. I was so eager to do it, that I scrounged around my house to find what I already had.
Then I went out and bought stuff lol
I'm going to try it again now that I have some more patience, and watercolor paper. But where in the world did you buy that white sharpie? I have silver ones, but not white.
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Hehehe silver ones are just as good. In fact, white sharpies aren't really important, they just add a little extra to your pictures
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Beautiful picture and great tutorial!
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WOW i didnt know u could do this with markers. And the white touches made it look waaaayyyy better. Im glad i found this, although the tail lookes...wierd. But the process was cool.
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it is amazing what one can do with simple materials
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This is so helpfull for me O_0 i just started using markers and q-tips to colour for somthing new...but I could never figure out how to do things like skin and to lighten the colours...So this helps me alot. I'll probably be using your Idea with the water, q-tips and what not for now on ^____^ so thanks
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That is such a cool method!! where did you learn it?
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I accidentally found it when I played around with water and these markers lol!
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I love you. No, seriously.
Would this work with rose art markers?
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I tried it out. It works quite well if you used heavy/dark colors
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that tutorial gave me a lot to think about. i'll definitely have to try it sometime. ^^
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Lovely work and tutorial, got to try that sometime.
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ooh, you now, i have a question about the tutorial!
what do you do your linearts with? cause it looks like pencil, but then again it should blend... o_O
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really?! O_O
now thats a true artist, can do anything even with a normal pen... (though it looks as if it was a magial pen or something O_O)
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WOW. I am a rather economically poor artist and this just helped SO MUCH. The effect is beautiful and cost effective. Thanks for putting this up!
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