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Published: 2007-05-19 01:43:08 +0000 UTC; Views: 22035; Favourites: 266; Downloads: 718
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Download to get the FULL size.the pieced used in this tut is located here [link]
this took forever! i hope its detailed enough!
it was much requested
I am self taught by the way, so dont go off on how " thats now how I was taught" kinda things, because its the end result that matters.
since Letraset bombed thier tria markers I no longer use them. I'm nearly 100% copic now.the tutorial still applies to all of them
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pretty cool, do you recommend Β any brand of marker or any brand is fine?
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Copic is the best if you want a really blendy look as it's got a better ink for blending and the handy brush nib. if you're just going for a graphic style with no blending almost any alcohol marker will do.
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thanks, I'll be sure to check out for them when I go shopping
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All of your tutorials are superb and truly helpful! Thank you!
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Thank you! I'm glad you find them so
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What kind of markers are you using? I tried searching on the net. But didn't really find anything.
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In this one it lists which ones I used in the top box, it was mainly Tria and Copics, but I also use promarker, prismacolour, and touch markers.
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Is it possible you know any internet pages with them?
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[link]
pro markers and trias
[link]
[link] touch markers
those are the official websites.
If you're in Canada [link] has the best shopping for markers. best prices and all that. They sell prismacolour and Copic
If you're in the states or overseas.
[link]
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hope that helps
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it doe, thank you so much.
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There's so many details, this tutorial helped me a lot.
The white font almost killed my eyes though, although that may be because I didn't download it.
I'd fav this more than once, but that's not possible.
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I had no idea markers could be layered like the technique you used for the background. That's really amazing! This tutorial is very well-done. How thoughtful of you to share your tips and tricks! Thanks!
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I'm glad you found it useful
thank you so much
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This is a very nice tutorial, and I like that you suggested to do it your own way. I hate it when tutorials get to specific, or detailed.
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Thank you, I'm glad you enjoyed it
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it's interesting that you colored the whole bg in pink to start. I( would never have thought of that. I don't suppose these techniques would work wih Crayola? <
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Crayola markers you mean?
They are a water based marker, and i havent used water based much, but with experimentation, i'm sure a similar effect could be achieved. They dont tend to get as smooth as alcohol based markers.
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oh, I wondered what made copics different. I imagine the bleed time is shorter in Crayola. However, since Copics here are listed at $5 ea, I'll practice your technique with cheap-O crays till I feel more comfortable. Thanks for the reply! appreciate it!
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ya, alcohol based are pretty pricey. <3
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x] Wow, this is helpful for me. I can't use markers of any kind, usually. At least, I can't use them WELL. Maybe this'll help. <3
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I'm hopefully getting markers soon~this is great!
How long did the actual drawing (not tut) take?
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probably.. an hour I think. I dont remember
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Markers are scary! I am the eraser queen. When I get up th nerve to use one, I want the finest line possible so if I make a mistake it's not so obvious. I also, on occasion, need to sign some very small artworks. I have found a micron 005. Do you know if that's the smallest tip available?
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I am pretty sure thats the smallest in pens.
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Ah, now this will really help.
Thanks for the tutorial, hun
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This is awesome. Thanks for sharing.
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faved as it is the only marker tutorial I have found.
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Love this. so very useful, have never been able to get the hang of my markers : )
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Thank you so much for making this it is so very much appreciated !!!
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This is really helpful! I try to use markers but I'm not too good with them... but this helps a lot.
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amazing tutorial jay! *sobs* just need myself some markers..... then obviously try them out.... then use the tutorial XD
anywoo, its good that you are self taught; means you get straight into your own style and preference, deciding for yourself how you want to do it rather then conforming to someone elses expectations.
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Thank you for creating this!! Teaching one's self how to use markers is not easy- I think this will come in seriously handy!!
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Very VERY usefull. . . just one question. . .where might I buy the paper mentioned?
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I got mine at my local art store called opus.
most art stores have some manner of marker paper
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such an absolutely fantastic tutorial. so informative, well written (minus a few trace spelling errors, haha 
i can't wait to try it out! XD
i bet tons of people are gonna find this sooo helpful!
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dont care about my typos XD
LOL!
i knew there would be a few LOL.
I hope people like it after all the begging for it
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Nice tut...I really like markers, great technique
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very well done, and worth the wait!!
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