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A MARKER TUTORIAL
Published: 2005-06-28 04:18:40 +0000 UTC; Views: 26331; Favourites: 448; Downloads: 6615
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!!!!!!!!!!1111ONE!*gasp* I made one! Uhm . . . . . if you don't understand, I'll try to explain.
(I hope this is where I should submit this. I didn't see anywhere else . . . )
BTW, its zoro from one piece
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Thanks for the tutorial <3 I actually haven't read the whole thing yet, but I read enough to tell it's helpful. I can do the lineart well enough, but then always leave it to coloring to make something good look like crap -__-
Anyways, thanks again <3 can't wait to try what I learn
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I have absolutely NO color theory knowledge, so this is really helpful. Thank you for making this to help people!
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This is super helpful. I lo0ve how it shows info about the shadows and everything.
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I'm glad it helps! (I'm stealing things I learned from my college education and putting them on DA! OH NOES!)
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Use this new power wisely!
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no problem! For more detail, check out "part 2" also in my gallery. I like to help if I can, so if you have any questions, just let me know
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This is a very helpful tutorial, great work 
--feverwreck
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never tried using markers, didnt know it can do THAT kind of coloring.
awesome! maybe i'll try it too haha
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Wow, gorgeous tutorial for a gorgeous pic. I knew you had a lot of markers at your disposal, but I had no idea how many actually went into each of your pictures. VERY enlightening. Thanks for sharing the wisdom!
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all in all, I'd say I have about 130-150 markers, some of which are repeat colors (I have 4 80% cool greys). But yes, there is a lot of color that goes into shading, even more for more depth. For most any marker picture in my gallery, at least 40 colors were used, if not more. This makes it hard, cause I hafta carry ALL my markers around with me if I wanna take them somewhere . . . .
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Yosh!At last a tutorial that explains them shadowing detailed like!
yup.It's a very nice tutorial
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Its about time someone did something else other then computer tutorials... but anyhoo.
I have been using prisma markers and have noticed that they usualy bleed or soak through the paper.
So I was wondering what kind of paper do you use or the best to use for prisma markers?
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they will bleed unless you use actual marker paper (a bit pricey, plus I like to use blending to my advantage) Even using 110lb. cardstock paper they bleed through, but they won't leave marks on other surfaces below the page. If you use anything lighter, you will have to put another sheet underneath to keep the markers from staining surfaces. Heck, a good paper (though it does bleed through) is the cheap wal-mart sketchbook paper - it actually has a very nice texture. That is what I used for this picture.
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Walmart paper... never would of guessed. Would that be the 50IB or the realy thick type?
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. . . the kind that comes in the sketchbooks. The spiral bound brown-ish sketchbooks.
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OH, I think I have one of those around here somewhere. (hugglomppounce) thank you master of markers!
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I really love this tutorial!!!
It makes a lot of sence!!!!
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Lovely tutorial and very helpful. :3
Thanks for sharing it!
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Homg this helped tons, I have to try it now! =o
I never have colored with marker before...I love how you explained it nicely ^_^
Keep up the great work!
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very helpful and easy. hmm, I always wanted to learn to color with markers!
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congrats on a daily dev hon. BTW you gonna be at acen? ^^ *always loved the way you did markers*
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don't think so, a bit of a drive and no where for me to stay. Hotels are expensive in chicago.
*currently listening to the white people in chapel trying to be black . . . .* they're failing so miserably!!!!
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awwww what a bummer *hugs* I'll miss you there then
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Its amazing what you people can do with markers. ~bewilderment~ o.o; Frikkin looks like the thing was made of pastels or paint. Anything but markers.
Amazing. ~stares~
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oh, I can't use pastels or paints at all! I hate the noise that pastels/chalks make on paper (ugh! *shudders*) and I just can't paint at all. No really, I can't.
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Hah, There's a kid like that I know... He doesn't even like the feel of chalky-stuff. xDD
Well.. I cant paint, use markers or pastels. o.o I'm stuck with charcoal and graphite! Yay pencil crayons! x__0; ((Oh, and ms paint too... dont forget the ms paint.))
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Geeze this is awesome!! 
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This isnt the sort of art that I do...mainly because I cant draw...BUT!! I seriously, seriously love the way you've presented this.....I think its inspired and it will inspire.
Congo rats on your DD, so very well deserved
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in the tutorial, i prefer the very first picture- the lineart itself with only basecolors.
oh well.
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interesting...
i didn't know prismacolours were so versatile....
everytime i've tried to blend with them, they got all muddy
thank you
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When you say markers, do you mean them thick textas or sumthing else? (great piece, really informative)
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???? if you type clearly and in english I might be able to tell you . . . as for now, I can't understand your question.
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Nah, don't worry about the question, i've figured it out...just another blonde moment, thanks anyway
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Awesome tutorial. I'm going to appreciate having this one.
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Sweeeeet, I just got a whole bunchload of markers on super-sale the other day too, thanks for this
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crayons don't fit with markers in my opinion..also this looks mostly like a pillow shadding...not good at all...but good intensions with it..soo a big plus for this.
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