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Published: 2012-04-16 18:33:42 +0000 UTC; Views: 3768; Favourites: 125; Downloads: 44
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You all voted on it and now I've finally put it together.I forgot to include, I'm using Prismacolor markers, not Copics.
This is pretty rough and hopefully easy to follow and understand. This is only how I work with marker medium on badges. There are other methods and tools to use. Try finding your own adoptions if you try it out.
Aww, I forgot her snout stripe. Shame on me.
Final image colored can be seen here: [link]
© Julie Rouse
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HOW DID I FORGET TO COMMENT ON THIS ASDFGHJKLTGGGGFY7U66Hooiiiliu
Seriously, this was sooooo helpful when I first got my markers, and still is to this day. I used to think I couldn't even blend markers XD. Geez, if it weren't for this, I would have probably given up on markers long ago out of frustration. thank you
(BTW that mess of letters and numbers above is courtesy of my cat)
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I'm very glad it was helpful! Mostly I'm glad that people can follow it clearly.
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HOW DID I MISS THIS? Must have gotten squashed by stuff in my inbox. It's now found, and I'm gonna set off to read it!
Thanks for posting a marker tutorial, I really admire the way you work with markers!
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Glad you found it! I hope it can prove useful.
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0_0 If only I had dem fancy markers! *grabby hands*
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Awesome, that's very useful since I've just started to learn how to use markers in a better way
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I don't own any prismacolor markers, but this was helpful and good for future reference when I will be using markers more. 
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Well thank you. They're fun to work with when you get the hang of them.
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Cool, I think I'll save up some money so I can buy a few.
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That is the downside to using prisma is that they're not a cheap medium to get into.
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Oh, I knew that. 
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O MY GOD THIS IS THE MOST HELPFUL TUTORIAL I THINK I HAVE EVER READ AND USED THANK YOU SOOO MUCHHHHHHHHHHH i love thissss
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Yay! I hope it's helpful. I just went through to make all of the text edits that I botched before.
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haha whats sad is i didnt even notice... goes to show how smart i really am LOLOL
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Nah, it's fine. Most of them were lack of letter the = he, etc.
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haha well at least you saw the mistakes
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Nicely written, easy to follow. I usually work from light to dark (a holdout from my watercolour beginnings I think) though I think I'll give this a go when I colour the next time
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As I mentioned, there are many ways. I think my colors blend easier when I go from dark to light. If I go light to dark, I make sure to go over the whole gradient again with the lightest color. Either way works.
I hope it's helpful.
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Going over again with the lightest colour is exactly what I do when I work with markers light to dark.
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It's another really nice method. I think I go dark to light so I don't have to go over things again.
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I used to start by the normal colors and later add the dark ones, maybe that's why the colors didn't come out right.
Very helpful, Thank you!
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O,O
ive been doing alot of marker stuff lately. this is very helpful thank you!
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Sure thing! I hope it's easy to follow my brain's process.
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You are amazing. I sold my markers, but they were grayscale. I still wish I could have practiced more.
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Thank you!
Aww, sad day. There are still two gray sets I'm vying for from Prismacolor- their warm and french gray sets. I think you would have done some awesome things with marker. Mayhaps you'll try it again some time.
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Your welcome 
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