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StevenSanchez — Marker Tutorial Part 01
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Marker Tutorial Part 01To view Part 02 click here: [link]
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Now that sounds great. Thanks for trusting in me lol.
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Question, and I just remembered caused it happened when I was colouring. Does it matter what kind of paper you use? I don't know what I used, but when I colored it, the color bleed out. It didn't bleed through the paper, but it didn't give me a clean line. The line was blurry and fuzzy, any suggestions?
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Paper is pretty fickle when it comes to the materials being used on it. It all depends on how the artist uses the tools to gain certain effects. You have to know your paper well to choose what to illustrate/work on when plussing your piece(s). I myself use Cardstock paper from WalMart or you can use a good cardstock quality from Strathmore which you can score at your local art supply store.
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thank you! now i know what markers turn out good on my pictures cause sharpies dont work for me
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Lol, you're the Emil Lagasee of Art, Boom!. Nice Tutorial man.
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Just keep repeating these two simple steps:
Bada-bing-bodaboom, you're in, you're out!
Easy for you to say! (But, really, you're right!)
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I hate that sound that markers ake when they run out DX
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dude, your vids are awesome though. one question, at my art store they sell them in packs. i got the primary and secondary colour pack and when i go to draw skin colour, it looks horrible cuz i use orange. did the light peach come in a certain pack or did you buy it seperately?
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any other colours usefull for skin colour?
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Thanks for taking the time to put this up man, helps me out.
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Not the most exciting thing to watch are you kidding me this is awesome.
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boom boom boom boom boom boom boom - the Sanchez Phone!
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Awesome video! This has really helped me out! I really suck at coloring, but I've always wanted to try and use markers... Thanks for the help!
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about finding a light source...
I've noticed when i myself draw. and here too, with this demo. that wherever the light source is in the actual room, seems to be the natural choice for us to light a drawing from.
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Did the thin point comes whit the same marker? couse I've been thinking on getting some prismacolor markers, and seeing how easy can be to color up drawings (Thanks btw)any doubt I have is gone.
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Thanks, now to save up some money, I've heard that a fat wallet its need it to buy this markers lol.
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does the color pencil stop the marker from bleeding?
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I don't rely on that, I color fast and get to the next point
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Those markers are expensive so I've only gotten up to twelve markers(bought in clumps of three usually).
But I make the best of it. This helps too! ^^
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I tend to buy my markers at my local Michael's craft store. They through out %40 coupons in the Sunday paper and at times %50 off one regularly priced item.
Another place is dickblick.com but there I buy in bulk to save on shipping costs, it's pretty cheap when they have their sales too.
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Yep- I'm a Micheal's shopper. Dickblick I haven't tried yet though. I'll look them up.
Thanks for the support!
[link] <--The piece I did while watching the tutorial.
Thanks again!
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I really love your tutorials. I've gotten brave enough to started using traditional media because of them.
But! A question. Is there any type of paper you should use for marker works? I see acid-free, medium weight, light weight, recycled ... GAH. Any tips on the types of paper I should be playing with?
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Any paper that holds well is fine, I use Card stock paper I get from Wal*Mart, Georgia Pacific brand. 8 1/2 x 11
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Heh, that's good. I have a whole mess of cardstock lying around, so that should be fun. Thanks!
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I will Love for you to correct my work one day, but right now i trying to post more work, also One more thing YOU ARE A GOOD ASS ARTIST!!
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Hey Steve
just wanted to say thank you for doing these tutorials...will help a great deal!im always interested in seeing how other artists get it done
excellent work by the way you have great graphic lines
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Thanks for watching and commenting
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lol i yawned right when you said that, but i love your art man
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Now u know why not many good tutorials exist 
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Old, old times.
Haha, somehow I can relate.
(I have Crayola colored pencils here that are .. about 10 yrs. old? 
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i like first coloring the inkin. i dunno it just looks better to me for some reason. maybe im just crazy lol.
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Great stuff, I will deff be expirimenting more with my markers, thanks alot.
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Thank you for the tutorals on coloring with markers San. It been helpful.
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Thats soooo useful! 8D I am going to watch second part and then try for myself! (:
Thank you very much <3
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woooow!! who said lurning wasnt cool?? this is awesome
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This might sound crazy to you but out of all the tutorials this IS the most exiting to watch (for me). I can't color without my computer...
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I found that when I inked first, the markers caused the ink from my pens to bleed. I'm not sure if it was the type of pens I used or if I just didn't give it enough time to dry. Ever had that problem?
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Yeah I've had that issue before, I pretty much color faster over the inks so it doesn't happen. There's your quick tip
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