Marker blending techniques

You do not have to be a genius to make beautiful Copic Marker blends!No Mensa membership required! Coloring with markers is a skill. That’s good news; because if it's a skill, that means that it’s completely learnable!Everyone can learn to color well with Copic markers.But there is a learning curve-- and how quickly you progress depends upon your ability to diagnose the flaws in your technique…

I’ve got a goodie for you that’s good for Spring. Its Spring Break here and no Color Along today so I thought a coloring tut would be in order rckhnds I hope you’re having fun…

#Colorless_blender markers are a great tool for blending. They give you the ability to create smooth transitions between colors and can be used on any surface, including paper, wood or metal. The colorless blender marker is also known as an airbrush pen. #instagood #art #colorlessblender

Hi friends! Today we are talking about basic alcohol marker coloring. You can use whatever permanent markers you have for today’s lesson. As far as coloring mediums go alcohol markers come wi…

Feather Blending - Copics - bjl Good informative website. Also, there are videos of the technique.

So you want to get into Copic art markers? Well, this beginner’s guide is a great place to start! You’ve probably drawn with Crayola markers before but

Get the most out of your Colorless Blender with these techniques! Intro to the 0 Colorless Blender The Copic color "0" is basically an alcohol marker but without any pigment, so when you add it on top of a color, it will move the pigment around. This can be a great way to add highlights after coloring! How you can use

How do you BLEND?! I remember when I was first learning how to draw and paint and this was one of the first questions I had. How do you blend to get smooth transitions between tones?! Through a lot of trial and error, I figured out what works. And with each medium, I take a slightly different approach. Check it out if you've ever wondered how to blend in one of these mediums - Adobe Photoshop, Procreate App, Soft Pastels, Copic Markers, Oil Paint

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