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KALEideaSCOPE — Leopard cub ZARA
Published: 2016-02-16 22:01:26 +0000 UTC; Views: 577; Favourites: 22; Downloads: 2
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I'm very proud to present my latest creation, a young female leopard named ZARA. She is now available for adoption here: www.ebay.com/itm/-/18202608719…Related content
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The top fur is already spotted with leopard markings (I bought it like that). The white areas, the transition between the two furs and the face I have spotted and shaded using oils, acrylics and Prisma markers.
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Do the primary markers stay on the fur or wipe of with touch?
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The Prisma markers dry fast and stay on the fur. They are a well known professional brand that you might know if you live in the US. In Europe where I live it is easier to find the Copic markers, which are very similar in quality and use. The oils take more time to dry and are trickier to use. I love to combine the mediums as each has a different effect.
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I have tried copic markers and couldn't get them to stick to the fur. It wiped right off. May have to try prisma
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That is funny...I never had problems with Copics....admittedly I use them just for small detailing, preferring other means for larger areas and subtle shading. But it always stays. Have you tried giving the fur a couple of minutes under the warm air of a hair dryer? It might help fixing the colour. As I said, I have used the Copics markers (those with the fine tip on one end and the large one on the other) and never had such issues... I hope I have been helpful! XXX
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