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StevenSanchez β Marker Tutorial Part 02
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Marker Tutorial VID 2To view Part 01 Click here:[link]
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I learned some of those techniques before!
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that was actually really helpful bro thanks a ton. i needed this ;;
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Great tutorial, Steve! I especially liked the technique in which you used colored pencils as a base and then went over it with markers. Fantastic!
I'd like to ask you something. See, I have a lot of felt-tip pens which tips look like that [link]
So you said that there's no written rule on how to color but still, I'd like to know your opinion. How do you think would be better to color:
1/ By drawing close to each other parallel lines.
2/ By drawing like with a colored pencil, scribbling around.
I'm asking you because you seem to have tried many drawing medias. Of course, I'll go ahead and experiment to see what works best for me but I'll be looking for what preserves the material more as well.
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Great tutorial, Steve! I especially liked the technique in which you used colored pencils as a base and then went over it with markers. Fantastic!
I'd like to ask you something. See, I have a lot of felt-tip pens which tips look like that [link]
So you said that there's no written rule on how to color but still, I'd like to know your opinion. How do you think would be better to color:
1/ By drawing close to each other parallel lines.
2/ By drawing like with a colored pencil, scribbling around.
I'm asking you because you seem to have tried many drawing medias. Of course, I'll go ahead and experiment to see what works best for me but I'll be looking for what preserves the material more as well.
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thnks,man
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this is awesome!!!!i feel like a better artist just watchin this
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Ha-zah!somebody else who can get by without buying the uber expensive color pencil and other supplies! Great vidoes BTW this proves that is doesn't mater the type pf maerial you use it all in HOW you use them.
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Your film/animation has been featured in this News Article : [link]
Hope you'll enjoy and check out the others too ! 
Regards,
Sangiev
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Great!
It's good to hear I can get great art without spending alot of money on high quality supplies.
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It's awesome on how you were able to make things so easy to do, and easy to understand. 
Now where are my old colored pencils?
Thank heaps for sharing how you do things.
Though I think I'd rather not ink. 
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Traditional will always be better than CG. Yes CG may look cleaner, but Traditional takes real talent and skill.
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Thanks for the tutorials San they rock. I'm learning alot and it's helping!
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Love these! I've watched Foose use markers like that on his car skecthes... and I've always wondered how you used markers like that... what brand do you use, again?
you're tuts have been so helpful! (I am now watching you!) Thanks for taking the time to do these!
BTW, having a tripod would help you alot.... i have one, and I love it!
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i was taught a few years ago do use the prisma's first and then do you shading etc with color pencils ontop. got a pretty good effect, i should actually find mine and post it up. but thanks for the re-cap
but each style to their own.
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sweet thanks for this and yes all english kids are tort to draw like that
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It does not work. I mean it all does not work. Computer coloring beats it hands down.
What's the point of even doing it, if you have to redo everything on computer afterwards?
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This comment seriously annoyed me. Something tells me you were spoiled with tablets and all that when you were still young, and for some reason you're assuming that's how art is always done or that art NEEDS to go through that digital process to be good. Which is far, far from the truth. How the hell can you look down on stuff like this, which is completely hand-made, as opposed to that digital stuff with all its convenience and pre-made techniques and little shortcuts?
You should seriously keep quiet when you don't know what you're talking about. Even I, as an amatuer artist, realizes these things. In fact, any sensible person probably do.
I fear this is how the future will be. With this computer generation, kids won't see the point in doing anything traditionally anymore... It's sad. It's truly sad.
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I respect your talent. I carefully studied many of your anatomy-drawing articles, even though I am not an artist myself. Nor I am a kid, I would really like to become one once again, but it is too late.
I am a writer. I try to be. Looking at the way the characters are constructed on paper, I imagine how they appear in a book β similar sketchy strokes, lines.
My comment captured your attention, excellent! I am not going to waste this opportunity arguing, though I stand for my words, instead I will ask you a question.
I know one very intelligent person in his seventies. He is a head lawyer in a major legal consulting firm. I know him for a very long time, from my birth. I respect his views on things, but some do not share.
His views on art are among extremely conservative. He says that nothing of significance has been created in paintings from the epoch of classical masters. I mentioned the digital art, but he does not recognize it.
Is he right?
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You know... your grammar is excellent are your comment was well-constructed, and still, I have trouble understanding what thoughts you're trying to convey. I also think you replied to the wrong person...
But anyway, I do not look down upon digital art, although my previous comment might have given you that idea. You can create some really impressive stuff through the use of a computer. You HAVE to use a computer for 3D stuff, for instance. And some stuff you may do through various softwares are just about impossible to do tradtionally. The use of computer can give you cleaner looking images more easily. However, I just don't see any of that as a NECESSITY. You acted like it is necessary, like there isn't another way or something. Fair enough if you personally prefer that digital, super-clean look yourself. I like some of that too. But just realize that there's probably millions out there who still prefer art done traditionally.
Your comment was very disrespectful and quite self-centered.
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Comment was blunt, but hardly disrespectful.
Anyway, letβs look at it from my perspective. Art is a way to convey the artistβs expression, his perception of the world to the viewer. The art creation techniques are a question of tools, which change over time. Now digital tools give better results and they will strengthen their positions in the future.
With greater tools people are able to achieve greater things. The art is not an exception. Compare Neolith sculptures to Roman and you will realize it.
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I get what you're saying, but I really think it WAS disrespectful. This is the way he does most things, are you're saying it's not good enough. That he needs to utilize "cheat" tools to get the pieces really good.
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...Besides, like I said, it's very subjective, anyways. Digital art will give things a cleaner look, but who says that's what everyone wants? I love pixel art, for instance. Which is digital, yes, but that's irrelevant at the moment. I find beauty in its limitation.
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Okay, what in the world are you talking about?
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i think they are talking about CG beating traditional and whats the point of even doin traditional if you can CG.
I think traditional is brilliant and that it teaches you not to make as many mistakes. Also computer fixing is a last resort anyway.
Sorry didn't mean to write an essay
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please check out my latest deviation, in which I tried, some of the techniques you showed in your tutorial, and let me know how I did
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i'm going to work on coloring some i appreciate the tutorials as i have never been good with color hence why my art is flat
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So that's how you do it. I got some work to do.
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a-a-a-aaawesome... all i need now is some markers
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my local art store sucks. but i don't care. I discovered that it doesn't matter the quality of the tool if the quality of the art is good enough.
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Born without arms, legs, or a head (or the 'fun bits' either), Torso-man must rely on his rock hard abs and muscular pecs to deal justice to the foes of order.
Is it any wonder why the face on his chest is 'angry'?
"Torso-man too the rescue!"
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I totally agree with buying the "everyday" art supplies. In my opinion, REAL and TRUE artists make the most out of any type of art materials no matter what! Though you may be right with quality of the pencils being not so good as the pricey stuff... but your use of the "average" pencils is wonderful! Giving the most expensive pencils on the market to someone doesn't make them a good artist.
Hope all this came out right...
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My guess is less, "professional" supplies are generally more saturated in color, so for realistic work they probably don't work as well, but for comics they're just as good.
And I think more expensive brands blend a little better, too.
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i used tp do the color pencil marker technique bqack in iddle schol but i stopped i think im going to try it again we i get some prisma color markers
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Looks like a good technique for getting the latex/leather textures as well.
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Awesome I used that technique and it works well
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