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Published: 2009-05-23 15:36:14 +0000 UTC; Views: 66328; Favourites: 2191; Downloads: 1073
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Finally, here's the Real Media coloring tutorial many of you have requested. This is step by step how I usually color my marker and colored pencil pictures, using my recent "But I luvz you" picture as example.I hope you like it.
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BTW would prismacolor soft core pencils work as well as the polychromos? ;3
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*sigh* ughΒ ...I'm so super jealous of your talent and abilityΒ !! But hey this is great, you got yourself a fanΒ Β Β Β Β Β Β
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It looks sooooo PERFECT! That i love it! 
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Nice! Thanks for the tutorial. I'm going to have to do some practicing.
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This will be helpful. I have been playing around with copics for years, but have never really gotten them to look good.
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Could you please name more pens for inking and colouring? Oh, and types of paper which will be good for this colouring technique? Where I live it's hard to find the stuff you mentioned, maybe there're another marks of pens, markers, pencils, and paper, which will be good for that?
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I have listed all kind of info about my traditional media on my website: :3 (and sorry for the VERY long delay of this answer...)
[link]
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I love this tutorial! I like how you show a picture of the tools you used up in the corner.
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I can't exactly remember, maybe 3-4 hours?
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ThatΒ΄s a lot of time
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i am getting better at drawing, you inspired me to draw, for this exact reason, its adorable, reminds me of Pussyfoot and Marc Anthony
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Gosh I wish I could draw like you! All of your art is creative and amazing. Thanks!
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Thank you so much for this wonderful tutorial!
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This is good... thanks. I have always been admiring your work. It's very helpful of you to take time off to guide others via the insterspace.
Thanks again!
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I've always wondered how you did that amazing coloring/shading.
This is very helpful. Thanks!
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I usually wait until I have done all the coloring and highlights, then I do the black outlining. Using colored artists pens and pencils smear the black India ink too much when I use them afterwords.
I use Speedball Black Magic india ink and old fasion pen holders and tips. It just makes me feel more professional and fine-artsy like!
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very proffesional! 
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I'm way too young to have a PayPal, and my parents can't afford to go to Hobby Lobby right now, so any advice on what to use? (I have a set of 72 crappo pencils)
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It doesn't matter what kind of materials you use, it matters how you use them.
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What if they're like Crayola or something? When I color with those, they don't seem to look that great. Some brands are way better than others in my opinion. I'm not trying to be mean, I'm just sayin
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It really isn't the brand name, it's how you use it. I can get amazing effects from crayola pencils because I need to know how to use them since I can't afford the more expensive ones most of the time.
You work with what you've got. You just need to know how to work with it.
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Crayola pecils aren't that bad, but i don't like the markers. They leave alot of white and thay dry out really quickly. I see what you mean though. I can work with anything, except for crayola markers.
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I can use crayola markers. Not as markers though. I use them like watercolors.
Someone made a tutorial about it somewhere.
HERE IT IS!: [link]
The actual picture: [link]
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Watercolours eh? Never thought of that XD
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Neither had I until I found that tutorial. It's a pretty neat idea.
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So see what I mean? It's all in how you use the tools you have.
I won't deny that certain brands are better or worse than others, but I will say that it's all subjective. One person's "Crayola" is another person's "Prismacolor", if that makes any sense XD
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I still prefer prismacolour, but crayola does have its uses
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Yes it does indeed.
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This helped a lot,thanks! Also,may I ask where you get/order the polychromos? I found some at a near by art store yet they didn't work as well. They were also like chalk. I was wondering if they sold them in pencil form like showed in one of the images.If so,where did you get them?
thanks :3
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Wow. How much does it cost to buy all these supplies that you have?
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