#sharpie markers

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Traditional art. As usual, my phone makes everything look especially grainy and randomly blurry and my scanner/printer is too ancient to even look half as good. Anyway, just colored in one of those coloring pages I made the other day. Colored with Sharpie Alcohol Markers for the most part. Line was done with Sharpie S-Gel Pen because that ink doesn't bleed or smudge with marker like Copic and Sharpie can. Lightest skin tone shade was a Copic E000 marker. Hair highlight is a Prismacolor colored pencil. Soft blush and pink gradients are also a Primsacolor color pencil that's been swatched and applied with a Q-tip dipped in vegetable oil to get a soft airbrush look. Gold is Reaper Master Series Dragon Gold water-soluble acrylic paint because gold markers never look as good as gold paints do. Dark gradients on the gold are a red-brown sharpie that's been blended with a Q-tip and alcohol. (this works if it's overtop acrylic paint. since the paint gives it a surface that allows blending and erasing with alcohol.) Think that's all. Just done on regular printer paper. : 3 Livestream up on for the next 14 days but it's long and boring so no point linking it lol. Still wanted to mention some of those traditional blending techniques others might not know about.

See a built image from this sketch here.

Gazerbeam doodle to start my new sketchbook! :)

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