0:34 - let the ink of trace drawing dry before coloring 1:22 - prepare all color u'r planning to use and try it to scratch paper to avoid color mistake 2:52 - use the small tip for smaller details 3:38 - find where is light and shadow in ur drawing 4:17 - close marker after using it 4:50 - blend the dark and light colors (color in dark-to-light way) 6:24 - don't store markers standing up 6:49 - don't put much pressure or ink
This made it so much easier for me to understand. I haven’t touched my copic markers in months because of the way my drawings turned out. Thanks to this video, I’m going to try using these methods for my art. 😀
As a pro artist I wish there were videos like this when I started I swear to god you’ve helped a lot of kids trying to do their thing for the first time keep grinding bro , respectfully 🤝
You can use a lighter color to smudge or blend the dark. The same works for watercolor, acrylic, etc. Edit: if you also have a colorless blender, lay that down to make page moist for lighter blending color
Personally I think going from light to dark colours isn't wrong it's more what suits your art style better as dark to light isn't always right either; Depends on the scenario
Light to dark works with my workflow better since you can’t go back with ink. Your paper is the lightest you can go, then the ink then the darker ink. It might be since I don’t have a lot of good paper but still.
Just bought a 100 set of touch alcohol and this really helped I’m doing valorant fan art and working on yoru my main He’s badass and I am enjoying creating fan art of him and this will help me make him look hot
I would still always go light to dark for the most part (sometimes I do lay down certain darks first but broadly speaking) by layering the lighter marker to the darkest color it can get and then moving on to a darker one creates more depth and smoother gradients (of course that doesn't matter as much in super sharp high contrast works) also working with a lighter blue in can add an even lighter green as an undertone to bring more variation but it will be harder to do if we start with the darkest color
@@ari_3746 using micron pens is better than sharpies or anything like that, sharpies usually smudge alot and markers smudge pencil marks too, Sakura micron pens are really good for outlines
If you dont have enough colours you can also shade before or after the marker use with pencil. It depends on your preferred texture but this has rlly helped me.
I think the first step would be to avoid using non-marker paper for markers. It really leaves a different effect. Other than that I think this is pretty helpful
yes because drunkness is leading to Hell repent and believe in the Gospel of Jesus christ read your bibles we are jnnthe last days watch good fight ministries and blessed hope chapel
I feel like I abused my markers for too long :( The one about the dark before the light saved me, and also where can we buy the thing you use to store your markers?
You can also get some carton packages or boxes from things that are empty. As long as they’re abt the same size it shouldnt matter… and glue those together. You could potentionally also make them yourself from scratch. If you really want fancy plastic ones that look aesthetically more pleasing and neat then I’d reccomend Amazon yea.
Great video! But how do you avoid your light markers from becoming damaged from dark coloring? I know you should wait for it to dry to avoid smearing, but the markers end up being stained from the dark.
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use them on a separate paper until the ink is cleaned off
I just want to say that I just got my hands on alcohol markers...I'm not a professional by any means (my art is kinda bad)...and this video helps A LOT! So thank you for the lesson 😊
I love the sound effect for the uh/oh no, cracked me up every time ! Thanks for the tips! Coming to these from acylic paint so it's a steep learning curve
Very well done! Thank you for the awesome video, how you made the hair on the right side was spectacular. I love that you added some green, then applied thick&thin black hatching over top This is probably 1 of the best voiceless, music & text tutorials I've ever watched!
Wow 😲😳, getting to see the colors for shading and blending side by side really helps! It's easier to see how using more colors for different shadow to light creates a more professional art composition. Thank you very much for your time and efforts! 🤗❤️👍🏾💯
This helped me a TON!! i used to smudge my colors with the ink and i was generally bad at coloring but this helped SO MUCH! THANK YOU, WE NEED MORE VIDEOS LIKE THIS!! 👍🔥❤️✊
Just got my first set of alcohol markers. Coming from digital art this will be a little difficult because I’m used to being able to throw down my base colors then adjust the values from there in regards to shading. I did a little test drawing when I first got them and went about it like I usually would when drawing digitally and all the tones were flat and dark because I couldn’t lighten them lol. Looking forward to learning how to use these markers effectively
I'm also considering buying alcohol markers but I know nothing about them. I come from digital art/acrylic painting. How did it turn out for you? Was it worth to buy the markers?
i always watch your videos about do's and don't for alcohol markers, i started buying alcohol markers when i saw this and im just beginner and it's kinda hard and i hate it when the part of alcohol markers dry and can't blend it anymore but I will continue it until i learn it. thank you so much ❤️❤️
You really really helped me!❤ Those tips made me realise my mistakes! Also, I bought a pack of promarkers some weeks ago and I'm honestly still trying to get used to them. So, l wanted to ask if these tips work on them as well. Thank you!!!❤❤
Definetely a lot of usefull tipps on this, great for beginners for sure💪 But some of them i feel like come down to prefference and artstyle. For example if you want to go for a cell shading style, blending would not work for you. And some people can shade better when knowing where the brighter points are to then put the shadows down. But still very usefull tipps👍
I still have trouble with shading but I'm getting there. This video really helped because I switched to alcohol markers just a few weeks ago and I basically had no idwa what I was doing 😅 Also, is it okay to use references? I always have to look up pictures of the characters I draw, but somebody told me that I should not do that. I don't copy it or anything I just have a picture of a character up on my tablet to look at.
You should almost always use references, even if creating a new creature or whatever- it only looks good to people if it is based in reality so you can get things like shading, textures at least, even as far as how muscles and bones work together . Drawing mechs - you want them to appear that they could exist and that requires somewhat functional looking connections, hinges, exhaust panels and other real things that are combined in creative and new ways. Final note, those old masters sometimes just did a portrait of someone - no one said they were copying or unoriginal or untalented . Combine references in new and exciting. Ways + combine the techniques and nuances of the artists you admire into your own personal way too!! Literally the no references for any reason is the worst “advice " ive come across on here over and over .
References are great! Every good artist uses them. Even in popular animated movies they had to use references to make the drawings look right. Don’t believe people who tell you otherwise!
I personally have been watching ADCartattack and he always goes light to dark and his pieces blend so nice. I feel like it depends on what your drawing. anime prolly cool to do that but i feel like more realistic pieces should be light to dark because of a better blend and depth.
I have Copic markers and never realized their worth until now. Definetely gonna dig em back up and give them another go although they have been standing upwards for about a year now so I hope they're alright
Totally not me saying during the whole video "Wow". But i just bought on the internet alcohol markers and it will deliver next week.So i'm very thankful for this video :-)
Tysm for the tips! i got a pack of weisbrandt alchool markers and this really helped me out ^^ Tho the problem is i dont have much skin tones , which does kinda suck
I'm just starting to get into copic markers and adding to my collection my goal is to have as many as I can before I start. this video is super useful! thank you so much
ok so what i learned is to stop coloring the way i do completley and change it up. imma try this on this kurapika line art ive had sitting in my sketchbook for 3 months edit: OK SO I ONLY FINISHED THE SKIN BUT IT LOOKS SO MUCH BETTER THANK YOU. I CANT BELIEVE ALL I NEEDED TO FIX MY COLORING SKILLS WAS A VIDEO
Well, people make mistake. I once almos dried out my markers because I didn't Cape them properly . And some (*inhale angrily) sunavabic that i lend them my markers capped it in such a brutal way the tip is busted to no repair (ノಠ益ಠ)ノ彡┻━┻
thank you so much, learned a lot from this, ever since i got more into art i was lended ohuhu markers knowing nothing about but you helped me very much about some tips
@@traceyla3914 "correct" is what your preference is. I occasionally do both, depending whether I'm looking for a softer, more blended effect (light to dark) or a more contrasty look (dark to light). I guess most artists do light to dark because you can always add more shadows, while removing them when adding them first and then realizing they're too strong doesn't work half as well. You can still blend them out, but why correct mistakes when you can avoid them from the beginning.
I just got new markers because I use color pencils I wanted to try them put and I thought they didn't work but now I understand how to use them new sub
Thanks for telling me that you cant store markers standing up because i didnt understand why only chisel tips worked now i got a 168 marker set so im happy i saw this soon enough
do you know where you got your markers from? i've drawing for a while and all of my drawings are colorless. I also dont know what markers to buy and your markers kinda seem the ones, it would help alot. Thanks
6:24 helped me alot about the markers standing up (I just bought my first and only 60 pcs of markers hehehe😅) that was the reason why the other tips of the marker are drying up, thanks for the tips not only this part but all of ‘em thanks again🤗🤗🥺🥺❤️❤️
At first it seemed like it was advice about common sense stuff and I almost clicked off but I'm glad I didn't, a few of the later tips were insanely helpful, thanks! When you said to start with the darker colors first so the light can blend with them... I felt called out lol I just did a drawing a few nights ago where I was getting frustrated why the shadows weren't blending right, but thanks to this video I know why now. I just started using alcohol markers so I'm still adjusting.
New sub! I have the same markers as yours but not as much colours and i was planning to get copic or ohuhu you restored faith for me to keep using these markers and to improve colouring. Thx
I have similar markers to this and I'm a novice in using alcohol based markers. How do you deal with streaks? Like when coloring an area, idk if I'm doing it wrong or what but it looks like the color overlaps on itself. How can I fix this 😔
Hey quick question are these markers advisable for whiteboard? i'm doing art on my waste whiteboard but i can't find colorful permanent markers will these markers do? Any other suggestions?
Thank you so much for 300k Views 😍🤗
congrats
I have a portable case and the packaging is already stood up
Why mine wont blend and whenever i try to color again the same area there would be a line
Thanskss
Usually i'm affraid of choosing colors:(
i drew this one to
0:34 - let the ink of trace drawing dry before coloring
1:22 - prepare all color u'r planning to use and try it to scratch paper to avoid color mistake
2:52 - use the small tip for smaller details
3:38 - find where is light and shadow in ur drawing
4:17 - close marker after using it
4:50 - blend the dark and light colors (color in dark-to-light way)
6:24 - don't store markers standing up
6:49 - don't put much pressure or ink
Thank you so much!
Thanks you for taking the time and doing this for us
Oh thanks I'mma Screenshot this
This made it so much easier for me to understand. I haven’t touched my copic markers in months because of the way my drawings turned out. Thanks to this video, I’m going to try using these methods for my art. 😀
welcome thank you too for watching
The right paper makes all the difference. Try Strathmore Bristol 300 series of the Vellum. Its awesome for markers
As a pro artist I wish there were videos like this when I started I swear to god you’ve helped a lot of kids trying to do their thing for the first time keep grinding bro , respectfully 🤝
thank you so much im really glad it's help
Same hee this is so helpful thankyou!! Ive been the wrong side for over 3 months now this oppened my eyes
Hey fellow jojo fan
@@bruhhhebrooo5269 heyyyyyy
Not just kids I'm 62 LOL
Some useful tips. I personally always go light to dark thoguh
yes mee too before 😁 but when i do dark to light it turns out better
You can use a lighter color to smudge or blend the dark. The same works for watercolor, acrylic, etc.
Edit: if you also have a colorless blender, lay that down to make page moist for lighter blending color
@@vofx2279 there is no “proper way”
Me too
@@talkingweevil3172 mhm in some cases I go light to dark and in some I dont. it just depends on how YOU like to draw
Personally I think going from light to dark colours isn't wrong it's more what suits your art style better as dark to light isn't always right either; Depends on the scenario
yes you are correct, you can use light to dark or light to dark dipends to someone using it ,
I like using dark to light more because I like my art darker, scarier, and kinda rough
@@JhoanArt yo whats the code ( example: 76 ) or name ( example: Scarlet ) of the markers you used for the skins?
I thought light to dark look more like a shadow.
Light to dark works with my workflow better since you can’t go back with ink. Your paper is the lightest you can go, then the ink then the darker ink. It might be since I don’t have a lot of good paper but still.
you just earned yourself a new sub. Nice video
thank you so much
hi
Famous
Just bought a 100 set of touch alcohol and this really helped
I’m doing valorant fan art and working on yoru my main
He’s badass and I am enjoying creating fan art of him and this will help me make him look hot
thank you so much 😍😍🤗🤗🤗
Ohuhus have a better value for money but idk
I would still always go light to dark for the most part (sometimes I do lay down certain darks first but broadly speaking) by layering the lighter marker to the darkest color it can get and then moving on to a darker one creates more depth and smoother gradients (of course that doesn't matter as much in super sharp high contrast works) also working with a lighter blue in can add an even lighter green as an undertone to bring more variation but it will be harder to do if we start with the darkest color
I go from light to dark too
I'm new to using marker or coloring in general. when I add another layer on top of the original, it removes the base making it look dirty
yes it happen to me sometimes
@@JhoanArt hey I was just wondering if I could use any pen when using alcohol markers and also if I could use alcohol markers on pencil markings
@@ari_3746 using micron pens is better than sharpies or anything like that, sharpies usually smudge alot and markers smudge pencil marks too, Sakura micron pens are really good for outlines
Ch.Spooky agreeed
@@ch.spooky7074 or uni pens
If you dont have enough colours you can also shade before or after the marker use with pencil. It depends on your preferred texture but this has rlly helped me.
I just bought a 40 pack of Azure alcohol markers, and wanted to learn how to use them. It's my first time using alcohol markers! Thanks for the tips!
welcome
Can we talk about Deku’s pose ….? I just love the way it looks lol
ikr
@@toshtepog8986 😌
@Pixelglyph 🤙😌
@Pixelglyph yes, against me
Who’s deku
I think the first step would be to avoid using non-marker paper for markers. It really leaves a different effect. Other than that I think this is pretty helpful
Yeah picking the suitable sheet for the each mediums is the 1st thing to consider whilst picking any supply . Better go with drawing pad or marker
Tip 0: Don't get drunk
Impossible!
Thank you for the tip
Good thing the markers smell gross and unappetizing 😂
yes because drunkness is leading to Hell repent and believe in the Gospel of Jesus christ read your bibles we are jnnthe last days watch good fight ministries and blessed hope chapel
@@ThePreacherman9u do know that don’t people don’t believe in Jesus
Like Muslims???
Also FREE PALESTINE 🇵🇸!!!
My problem is that I absolutely don’t know where to add shadows 😂🙈
Same
I feel like I abused my markers for too long :( The one about the dark before the light saved me, and also where can we buy the thing you use to store your markers?
i bought it from Amazon 😊🤗
You can also get some carton packages or boxes from things that are empty. As long as they’re abt the same size it shouldnt matter… and glue those together. You could potentionally also make them yourself from scratch. If you really want fancy plastic ones that look aesthetically more pleasing and neat then I’d reccomend Amazon yea.
Great video! But how do you avoid your light markers from becoming damaged from dark coloring? I know you should wait for it to dry to avoid smearing, but the markers end up being stained from the dark.
use them on a separate paper until the ink is cleaned off
@ But then you waste a lot of ink, I think it’s better going from light to dark
I just want to say that I just got my hands on alcohol markers...I'm not a professional by any means (my art is kinda bad)...and this video helps A LOT! So thank you for the lesson 😊
I love the sound effect for the uh/oh no, cracked me up every time ! Thanks for the tips! Coming to these from acylic paint so it's a steep learning curve
Awesome Deku! Great video, nice, neat and informative. Thanks for the tips. 👍
thank you so much Zapp Z
Very well done! Thank you for the awesome video, how you made the hair on the right side was spectacular. I love that you added some green, then applied thick&thin black hatching over top This is probably 1 of the best voiceless, music & text tutorials I've ever watched!
Wow 😲😳, getting to see the colors for shading and blending side by side really helps! It's easier to see how using more colors for different shadow to light creates a more professional art composition. Thank you very much for your time and efforts! 🤗❤️👍🏾💯
Thank You Char for watching my videos i really appreciate that ❤️ 😍
This helped me a TON!! i used to smudge my colors with the ink and i was generally bad at coloring but this helped SO MUCH! THANK YOU, WE NEED MORE VIDEOS LIKE THIS!! 👍🔥❤️✊
Im so glad this was recommended to me since i have alcohol markers for 5 months and this came out very helpful i do have a lot of worries amd smudge.
thank you so much alpha & omega
New sub❤
Just got my first set of alcohol markers. Coming from digital art this will be a little difficult because I’m used to being able to throw down my base colors then adjust the values from there in regards to shading. I did a little test drawing when I first got them and went about it like I usually would when drawing digitally and all the tones were flat and dark because I couldn’t lighten them lol. Looking forward to learning how to use these markers effectively
I'm also considering buying alcohol markers but I know nothing about them. I come from digital art/acrylic painting. How did it turn out for you? Was it worth to buy the markers?
Thanks for telling me this, the fact that I've been dong all the don'ts ever since I first got them till now lol
i always watch your videos about do's and don't for alcohol markers, i started buying alcohol markers when i saw this and im just beginner and it's kinda hard and i hate it when the part of alcohol markers dry and can't blend it anymore but I will continue it until i learn it. thank you so much ❤️❤️
Can I ask what type of paper you used here and it's gsm. Thank you, it helps me since I just bought my alcohol markers ♥
Ohuhu marker sketchbook 200 gsm
You can use sum vélum board or marker paper it's should be okay
Basically start from dark to light noted ! Thank you 🙏🏾
You really really helped me!❤ Those tips made me realise my mistakes! Also, I bought a pack of promarkers some weeks ago and I'm honestly still trying to get used to them. So, l wanted to ask if these tips work on them as well. Thank you!!!❤❤
welcome Mayamak 😍
Definetely a lot of usefull tipps on this, great for beginners for sure💪
But some of them i feel like come down to prefference and artstyle.
For example if you want to go for a cell shading style, blending would not work for you.
And some people can shade better when knowing where the brighter points are to then put the shadows down.
But still very usefull tipps👍
So to blend, do you wait for the first layer to dry then add the layer your blending with on, or do you put it on when it is not dry.
I think you can do either but most do wet.
Thanks it helps a lot
Sa wakas alam ko na gamitin yung
mga markers na binili ko sa shopee
I still have trouble with shading but I'm getting there. This video really helped because I switched to alcohol markers just a few weeks ago and I basically had no idwa what I was doing 😅
Also, is it okay to use references? I always have to look up pictures of the characters I draw, but somebody told me that I should not do that. I don't copy it or anything I just have a picture of a character up on my tablet to look at.
thats totally okay!! its not copying or cheating. But also remember that if you share your art, remember to give the reference credits :)
This omg i can never draw without reference
You should almost always use references, even if creating a new creature or whatever- it only looks good to people if it is based in reality so you can get things like shading, textures at least, even as far as how muscles and bones work together . Drawing mechs - you want them to appear that they could exist and that requires somewhat functional looking connections, hinges, exhaust panels and other real things that are combined in creative and new ways. Final note, those old masters sometimes just did a portrait of someone - no one said they were copying or unoriginal or untalented . Combine references in new and exciting. Ways + combine the techniques and nuances of the artists you admire into your own personal way too!! Literally the no references for any reason is the worst “advice " ive come across on here over and over .
References are great! Every good artist uses them.
Even in popular animated movies they had to use references to make the drawings look right.
Don’t believe people who tell you otherwise!
Amazing. Thank you for tutorial❤
I personally have been watching ADCartattack and he always goes light to dark and his pieces blend so nice. I feel like it depends on what your drawing. anime prolly cool to do that but i feel like more realistic pieces should be light to dark because of a better blend and depth.
I have Copic markers and never realized their worth until now. Definetely gonna dig em back up and give them another go although they have been standing upwards for about a year now so I hope they're alright
Thanks so much! For sure it will take a lot of time and practice but I hope thanks to ur vid I will improve drawing with markers :D
that's great thank you so much
Helpful... I am now doing the "Color Swatch" before I proceed to color my drawings.
Omg thank you so much , I learned a lot how to use my alcohol markers right 😭❤️❤️
We all know why you actually clicked
Wow your drawings are so beatiful❤Deku look so cool :)
Omg can i marry this drawing! LOl
Edit:tysm for the two likes and the Heart
Totally not me saying during the whole video "Wow". But i just bought on the internet alcohol markers and it will deliver next week.So i'm very thankful for this video :-)
Tysm for the tips!
i got a pack of weisbrandt alchool markers and this really helped me out ^^
Tho the problem is i dont have much skin tones , which does kinda suck
thank you so much im glad its helped you. 😁
Right: professionally done and looks like an artist for the show made it.
Left: Toonami Fanart Friday post on Facebook.
Amazing keep going!
Loved your chanel 💛
thank you so much i really appreciate that
I'm just starting to get into copic markers and adding to my collection my goal is to have as many as I can before I start. this video is super useful! thank you so much
that's really helpful. thanks!
thank you so much
ok so what i learned is to stop coloring the way i do completley and change it up. imma try this on this kurapika line art ive had sitting in my sketchbook for 3 months
edit: OK SO I ONLY FINISHED THE SKIN BUT IT LOOKS SO MUCH BETTER THANK YOU. I CANT BELIEVE ALL I NEEDED TO FIX MY COLORING SKILLS WAS A VIDEO
Usefull if you have all those markers tones
Yeah alcohol markers are a medium where you actually need a wide array of colors.
I always have a problem with blending using touch5 markers but with this thank you new subscriber here from Philippines ✨✨✨
thank you so much din po
Some of these were pretty helpful but the tip to close your markers’ caps after using them…..I’m pretty sure everyone puts their markers’ caps back on
Well, people make mistake. I once almos dried out my markers because I didn't Cape them properly . And some (*inhale angrily) sunavabic that i lend them my markers capped it in such a brutal way the tip is busted to no repair (ノಠ益ಠ)ノ彡┻━┻
This is helping meh so much I bought them and never knew what to do
This is the first dos and donts video I've watched that helped me this much
thank you so much
tysm i was about to buy some alcohol markers and i didnt know how to use em now i can shade like a pro!
Ótimo anime 👏👏 parabéns 😎 assistindo aqui do Brasil 🇧🇷👍
thank you so much 🤗
Thanks. It not over complicated direct advice easy to follow. Now finally I know how to make my art slightly better.
Nice!
thank you so much
I have the same sketches but always had troubled using them the right way....this video surely helped a lot❤
What paper do you use? My marker dry fast
hi i use just a normal office bond paper here 😊
thank you so much, learned a lot from this, ever
since i got more into art i was lended ohuhu markers knowing nothing about but you helped me very much about some tips
Other tutorials: "Start to light to dark colors!"
This Tutorial: "Start Dark to light colors!"
yeahh i confused with that...
Anyway which one the correct one??
@@traceyla3914 "correct" is what your preference is. I occasionally do both, depending whether I'm looking for a softer, more blended effect (light to dark) or a more contrasty look (dark to light). I guess most artists do light to dark because you can always add more shadows, while removing them when adding them first and then realizing they're too strong doesn't work half as well. You can still blend them out, but why correct mistakes when you can avoid them from the beginning.
@@feralshojo okay :)
3:50 you can also use white sakura gel pen to cover the black ink up but if its saving money you can do his thing
I love how you did NOT used copic markers.
thank you royal frost rose 🙏
MIDORIYA LOOKS SO PROFESIONAL 😮 1000/10
But didn’t Deku have purple fingers in that scene 🤔
That deku titan 😂😂
I just got new markers because I use color pencils I wanted to try them put and I thought they didn't work but now I understand how to use them new sub
thank you so much goku pro
Amazing. Any other MHA fans?
Thanks for telling me that you cant store markers standing up because i didnt understand why only chisel tips worked now i got a 168 marker set so im happy i saw this soon enough
Girly hidin the fact she went over the lines Umu
thankyou this helped alot. What kind of paper do you use? All of my markers are going through my paper and dont look smooth on it.
*burns sketchbook*
do you know where you got your markers from? i've drawing for a while and all of my drawings are colorless. I also dont know what markers to buy and your markers kinda seem the ones, it would help alot. Thanks
hi I bought the from Amazon these are touch cool marks
Its amazing. I am thinking of buying markers ti draw so can you suggest me which types of markers are reasonable ? (Like alcohol and water markers)
alcohol markers is the best 🤗
@@JhoanArt Thanks for telling. 🙂🙂
This actually helped me out. I want to get into coloring my art and didn't really know good techniques. Thanks!
6:24 helped me alot about the markers standing up (I just bought my first and only 60 pcs of markers hehehe😅) that was the reason why the other tips of the marker are drying up, thanks for the tips not only this part but all of ‘em thanks again🤗🤗🥺🥺❤️❤️
Thank you 😊
It's very help me lol. I always colouring it from light to dark.
At first it seemed like it was advice about common sense stuff and I almost clicked off but I'm glad I didn't, a few of the later tips were insanely helpful, thanks!
When you said to start with the darker colors first so the light can blend with them... I felt called out lol I just did a drawing a few nights ago where I was getting frustrated why the shadows weren't blending right, but thanks to this video I know why now. I just started using alcohol markers so I'm still adjusting.
thank you so much i really Appreciate your comment
@Power of Drawing u are the best artist i hav ever seen
Thank you so much for the tips I just started using alcohol markers
thats great thank you also for watching
Hiiii!! May I know what kind of paper you are using? I'm really looking for paper that is only cheap but has good quality for markers, thank you!!
i use just a normal bond paper bro 😁
Whaaaat thank you!
New sub! I have the same markers as yours but not as much colours and i was planning to get copic or ohuhu you restored faith for me to keep using these markers and to improve colouring. Thx
thank you too Enza
@@JhoanArt tysm!
Wow thanks you for sharing the tips that I didn't know. Thank you very much 😊😊😊👍👍👍
I have similar markers to this and I'm a novice in using alcohol based markers. How do you deal with streaks? Like when coloring an area, idk if I'm doing it wrong or what but it looks like the color overlaps on itself. How can I fix this 😔
Your dark to light tip was amazing it improved my art. Thanks to you 😃😃
What marker brand is this? It looks good 🤍🤍
If u ordered it can i have the link please please
Which brand alochol markers did you use??
Thank you for the tips!
What pen do you use for your trace/line work?
Hey quick question are these markers advisable for whiteboard?
i'm doing art on my waste whiteboard but i can't find colorful permanent markers will these markers do?
Any other suggestions?
i think it will be difficult to remove in white board when its dries.
Omggg i love you حبيتك من اول نظره 💃💃
Thank you. Going to start marker coloring again. Awesome do:s and don't:s
thank you so much i really appreciate that ❤️
thanks for this! I am new to alcohol markers and this helps
This helped me alot, getting alot off wensor and newton brushmarkers and some copics so Thank you for making this!
welcome bro thank you so much for watching
Woah, u rich lol
When I'm drawing it better helps me by watching videos like this I tend to forget so it easy to just watch it while I'm coloring
Great tips ! , thank u ✨
But I have question , Is it important to wet the area I want to color before I start color ? , to help with mixing colors ?
lol they heart it but don't answer
Yeah i see but why?😅
do touch markers go under the inking though? just wonder becuz I’m thinking of buying some oh yeah and also do they bleed onto the other paper?
Thanks!