Magic marker art

Marker art uses a childhood favorite art material but can be more creative and unique than you might think. Here are 12 fun and easy marker art activities to do with kids. #drawingforkids #kidsactivities #kidsdrawing #kidsartideas

Blick Art Materials on Instagram: "MARKER MAGIC 🎩🐇✨ Ever wonder how markers make adding vibrant details to artwork and illustration effortless? Let’s dive into the science behind your go-to colors. 🙌🏾 Thanks to our vendor partner @winsorandnewton 😌 Special thanks to artists @michiko_design, @lauren.salgado, @lisawilson_art, @stationeryous whose work is featured here. 👩🏻‍🎤 Presentation by Bri from our SEO team. 🎥 Filmed at BLICK Studios in Chicago, Illinois #createwithblick #markers…

Make a Cool Sharpie and Alcohol Painting on Canvas where the alcohol makes swirls of permanent marker color on the canvas, it’s just magic!

Make your own art magically appear with this Magic Paper Towel Art.

How to Make Marker and Rubbing Alcohol Art on a Canvas : Have you ever attempted to make a pretty and perfect watercolor painting and failed miserably? Well, I have a solution for you! In this Instructable you will learn how to make a "watercolor painting" looking piece of art. This DIY is simple and can …

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Drip technique with Acrylic Markers! ✨💦 || Colored Art! 🎨. iGotU · Grenade (Drill)

🔮✨🎨 A little experiment with my acrylic markers!! Impressionism has to be my favorite movement in art, so I combined my usual style and Impressionism to get this!! #painting #impressionism #illustration #sketchbook #magic #arrtx

Satisfying Spot with Alcohol Markers! 🎨✨🤩.

Kat Young on Instagram: "There’s something powerful about drawing an artwork out of the darkness. Willing power into your tools to do things they’re not necessarily made to do. Pushing your paper to its limits, a dance of for-the-love-of-god-please-don’t-disintegrate-on-me-now 😅 It’s not the most efficient way to make marker art, you probably wouldn’t even consider if it was made any differently if you hadn’t seen the process, but I think there’s something powerful about it and it somehow…