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Published: 2011-01-09 23:11:53 +0000 UTC; Views: 2740; Favourites: 21; Downloads: 46
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PLEASE DOWNLOAD FOR FULL SIZEalways asks me how the heck I do my marker pictures, so I told her I'd also make a tutorial of the picture I drew for her brithday. So all of you get to reap the benefits.
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This is very nice and helpful. :3 I have one question though! You use little to no line weight. Is this your personal preference? Or, because the thicker lines will bleed with the copics. Or some other reason? x)Just wondering.
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A personal preference that developed out of a dislike for smudged lines actually. I just started using these Prismacolor multiliners recently, so I'm not sure if these bleed, but the other brand of black multiliners I usually use for inking will smudge with the alcohol in the markers if I double up on lines and add more wight. Over the years I've just grown accustomed to not using line weight in pictures because of this. 
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Yeah, I had the same problem. I've been adding the line weight after I've inked the drawing, and the result is really pleasing. 
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This was a very nice tutorial. 
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Oh that's really easy if you have Photoshop (which is what I used to compile the tutorial). Under the Layers tab, there is a section called layer style, and one of the effects listed under that is called 'stroke', this effect allows you to create an outline of adjustable thickness around everything in a particular layer. For this, I just wrote everything and then used that effect on all the layers. I don't know how to do it in any other program, but I'm sure there's similar effects.
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Ohh okay. Thank you <33
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Very helpful. It was interesting seeing you use the colored mutiliners and how they give it the effect of no lines.
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SO HELPFULOE
Oo, thank you! Now I just gots build up a stockpile of nice markers to play with. :[)
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