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Hello my dears!
This is a LONG awaited tutorial on how to use Copic markers (the basics) perfect for those who are just starting to use markers. This will help you understand basic blending techniques that, with enough practice, will give you the confidence to explore this awesome medium and develope unique, super fun styles and endless techniques!
So enjoy, explore, learn, and share!
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I did make an anatomy tutorial yeeears ago, but I'm hoping to make aΒ new one very soon :3 Please look out for updates because I'm hoping to have it up within the month 
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Excellent tutorial! I'll remember this once I get my hands on Copics~ :3
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Thank you so MUCH for enjoying my tutorial! I'm so glad!
I hope that this will become very useful to you when you get a chance to use markers/Copics again!
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Hehe~ while I actually have no Copics of my own, I do give them a try each time I attend NYCC. They're so fun yet so hard lol. But yeah, I will find this useful. :3
Looking forward to your 4th volume~!
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I never thought about using the blender to clean up those tiny mistakes, thank you!
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OMG Sure! 
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Does this tutorial work with promarkers?
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Absolutely!
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Good thing I been get better with my copic markers myself, but always happy to learn new things about one of my favorite mediums.
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OMG your improvement always amazes me! 
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yep, specially with my latest work of my mega pokemon keychain. got bit bold on the coloring: Β ^-^
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how do you get the colors to look so crisp and smooth? when i go to scan my art in it messes with my colors (like it dulls them, and light colors don't show up, and yellows stick out like a sore thumb and dark colors like my blacks and 09 grays don't look as nicely blended as it does on the paper.)
Do you use a special scanner? or is it the paper? In order of me to get the right balance on a scanned piece i usually had to edit the colors on PS, but i still don't get the over all nice look i've inked out on paper before i've scanned.
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oooh yesss I've had that problem before! It all comes down to the type of scanner you use 
I hope I was able to help!
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yes! thank you so much, I had a feeling it was probably my scanner and now i know saving up for a new one is something i'll want to do in the future. >w>
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It's totally worth the investment! I'm sure that once you get your hands on a really good Epson scanner OMGEEE your mind will be blooown! XD
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i hope so! thanks for the help once again ^^
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