You can use the Greys to blend with the colors. Of course, it's best to use grey which matches the color temperature of course. Some of the best videos I have seen on markers are the old episodes of Jazza Art, where he was doing a lot of drawing tutorials. I don't know if they are still archived on his channel or not. Also, Cardstock/illustration boards seem to affect things more than they appear, like how the gradient blending appears or how longer you can keep things wet. I don't know what is worth looking at available since I haven't been doing much marker work in a while.
I'm sure someone has said something, but when you were talking about it being dark and you're stuck with it, you can use the colorless blender to "push" away the ink and even to the point of "erasing" in case white out is too far. Plus using alcohol markers over white out can ruin the marker tips, so maybe try the blender first, and hide the excess in the black printed area. Great videos. Thank you for sharing.
Unfortunately I don't have any tips but I did want to leave a comment saying I enjoyed the video. ❤ I've been on a heavy Batman kick recently so this video was more than welcome. Very chill, laid back. Overall good vibes.
That's a tight pic. It is very epic!I the muscles,the texture and light 3d blue effect is just awesome. never understood why do everybody always draw batman without the yellow ellipse. Neal adams and others made the new look almost 60 years ago for us to keep going.
I’m just getting started with alcohol based markers myself. They definitely feel like watercolors, kinda scary if you don’t plan it out and have a copy of your finished inks haha. David Finch has a pretty nice video of him using them too.
I can't afford real Copic markers I just make do with regular alcohol makers I buy from Ross but this is a better coloring tutorial than I can ever do.
I'm extremely new to coloring. How are you not getting those bleed lines when the markers overlap? Maybe I'm using the wrong markers and paper? My overlap marks are incredibly dark and irreversible 😅
STORE THEM HORIZONTALLY! Most necessary tip ive learned. That way they dont saturate to one end.
You can use the Greys to blend with the colors. Of course, it's best to use grey which matches the color temperature of course. Some of the best videos I have seen on markers are the old episodes of Jazza Art, where he was doing a lot of drawing tutorials. I don't know if they are still archived on his channel or not. Also, Cardstock/illustration boards seem to affect things more than they appear, like how the gradient blending appears or how longer you can keep things wet. I don't know what is worth looking at available since I haven't been doing much marker work in a while.
Can second Jazza. He brakes them down fairly well. Also ADC art attack has a tutorial I think
I'm sure someone has said something, but when you were talking about it being dark and you're stuck with it, you can use the colorless blender to "push" away the ink and even to the point of "erasing" in case white out is too far. Plus using alcohol markers over white out can ruin the marker tips, so maybe try the blender first, and hide the excess in the black printed area. Great videos. Thank you for sharing.
YOU ARE A GEM MY GUY! I have the full set of those, and I have been trying to find legit demos on these to use these wonderfully. thanks for this.
that looks amazing!
Unfortunately I don't have any tips but I did want to leave a comment saying I enjoyed the video. ❤ I've been on a heavy Batman kick recently so this video was more than welcome. Very chill, laid back. Overall good vibes.
Nice. Looks sweet. Love the colors and the cell shading transition look it gives off
Good Batman keep up the good work 🎉
Great to see you doing more videos again ❤
That's a tight pic. It is very epic!I the muscles,the texture and light 3d blue effect is just awesome. never understood why do everybody always draw batman without the yellow ellipse. Neal adams and others made the new look almost 60 years ago for us to keep going.
i love these markers. i use to struggle over copic markers but these are just as good and so much more affordable.
Curious. Cost? Where? Most Art Stores? Are they water based or alcohol?
Thanks for the illustration. 😊
Very neat good job sir thank you for sharing I love the markers
This is SO weird! I was SERIOUSLY just looking for videos on ohuhu markers🥳🥳🥳🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
I’m just getting started with alcohol based markers myself. They definitely feel like watercolors, kinda scary if you don’t plan it out and have a copy of your finished inks haha. David Finch has a pretty nice video of him using them too.
Looks more than very nice! 😊
I use them all the time with colored pencil
I have been waiting for this btw love your content and I am able to learn a lot from you❤
Love your work brother🤟
Great video!!!
Very cool!!👍would be helpful if you did a video where you show how to color metal and reflective surfaces with markers
Thank you for your help 😁
Btw how much the pen?
I can't afford real Copic markers I just make do with regular alcohol makers I buy from Ross but this is a better coloring tutorial than I can ever do.
I’m a new to utube channel 👍🎨
What kind of printer 🖨️ do you use?
Nice
Can you tell us the marker numbers you are using? There are so many markers to choose from. Thanks.
I'm extremely new to coloring. How are you not getting those bleed lines when the markers overlap? Maybe I'm using the wrong markers and paper? My overlap marks are incredibly dark and irreversible 😅
Sharp.
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You should buy ohuhu pastels only not the midtones you are using.
Too many playlists!😢🤬🥶
Jazza and ADCArtAttack did Copic tutorials that you could follow and translate over to Ohuhu
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i use the color a few coats for a base then use the gray scalr for shading