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Recently I picked up a new set of art markers called Chameleon Color Tones, the markers where you start off with a very saturated color and as you color it gradates into a stronger color. So this was a little bit of a practice to get use to how they work and what possible style and techniques to try out. In a way, the markers work very similar to watercolors I've found. They're in a limited palette too, so you don't get a good range of colors as say Prismacolors markers, but I guess that's the whole appeal to them.

I need a bit more practice with the Chameleon Pens, though already I have a few ideas on how I want to approach a possible coloring style with them.

Colbalt and Viriti belong to DarkMario2

Description
Recently I picked up a new set of art markers called Chameleon Color Tones, the markers where you start off with a very saturated color and as you color it gradates into a stronger color. So this was a little bit of a practice to get use to how they work and what possible style and techniques to try out. In a way, the markers work very similar to watercolors I've found. They're in a limited palette too, so you don't get a good range of colors as say Prismacolors markers, but I guess that's the whole appeal to them.

I need a bit more practice with the Chameleon Pens, though already I have a few ideas on how I want to approach a possible coloring style with them.

Colbalt and Viriti belong to DarkMario2