I will end up adding all these how-to videos into a playlist so they are easy to find! I already have many planned 💕 Also, I recommend Copic Markers because they are refillable, but a budget friendly option are Ohuhu Markers ❤ I am pretty sure Ohuhu finally has refills too!
What I have been doing for a year or two is putting down the colorless blender FIRST and then putting down your colors. It prevents the ink from being taken away. I love using this hack. Highly recommend
Colorless blenders are really only for blending a light color into the white of the paper. You can kinda also use them if you put down a color and decide it is too dark. Just know, if you use it for that purpose, it might end up a bit patchy.
Colorless blenders get a bad rap but they are actually really cool. If you lay down a layer of it before your colors then the colors come out more blended and less streaky. It's like using a layer of clean water before adding watercolors only not as intense. Chisel tips are the best for this because they get out a lot and the paper stays wetter longer. If I have completely colored something like skin and it looks a bit dark or unblended I go over the whole thing with the CB and it makes everything a but lighter and more evenly blended. Also, and I recommend using one with a fine tip for this, if you get a bit outside of the line then the CB can be used to either push the color back (with finesse you can make it so the harsh lines line up with your lineart) or it can lighten a darker color to the point that its easy to hid with another color.
I recently bought alcohol markers and this is a really great advice and great tutorial! ❤ The colorless blender would be a great tool for blending the colors ^^. Lovely!
I use this same technique when blending my yellows together. Dark color first, then blend with a lighter color and leave a space in between both blended sides where the white highlight should be. I hope this makes sense, and to Chell with the colorless blender!! 🤣
From personal experience: I actually lay the dark tone in first, but then "Wait, How Do I Blend It With The Lighter Tone??" I then use the blender all around the circle, lighting up the dark shade before coloring all over the circle again, this time with the lighter shade. "But That'll Cover Up The Darker Shade More, Thus Not Blending The 2 And Just Hiding The Dark Under The Lighter Tone!" That's why after spreading the lighter tone around, I go back to the darker shade and blend it with the lighter shade again.
Actually for the colorless blender you’re suppose to put it first before putting the colors so then it doesn’t have a line in the middle I have seen a lot of people make this mistake so I just wanted to tell you! (This is just what I think since I watched another video about the colorless blender and it says that so yeah but I might be wrong!)
It's very hit or miss if that technique works since alcohol ink dries FAST! Only useable in smaller sections imo ❤ but i do have a vid about colorless blenders being posted soon
Nice tutorial.. but somehow im not able to get this effect.. one thing is that the colours we get here are quite different, with hardly any lighter shades and most of them leaving behind heavy streaking.. also i was wondering, what kinda paper have you used here ? Is it cotton blend, or just paper with high gsm? And is it cold pressed or warm? Maybe that might help
wouldnt the light pink marker have gotten some dark pink leftover the tip? u cant use it anymore bc the color is ruined- idk if this correct im not a incredibly skilled artist so i wouldnt know-
@@moonshiro prime the area you wish to blend on before applying the color, this extends the wet time allowing you to blend much easier and without the hard lines being so prevalent as well. You can also use them to “push” ink back into the lines of a sketch or to push ink entirely out of an area into a blotter behind the page. They are extremely useful infused correctly
I will end up adding all these how-to videos into a playlist so they are easy to find! I already have many planned 💕
Also, I recommend Copic Markers because they are refillable, but a budget friendly option are Ohuhu Markers ❤ I am pretty sure Ohuhu finally has refills too!
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Copic 😂 i have to sell my kidney
What I have been doing for a year or two is putting down the colorless blender FIRST and then putting down your colors. It prevents the ink from being taken away. I love using this hack. Highly recommend
Kk!!!
Yeah u are 👍
That's how your supposed to use them, it's not a hack. It's called "pre-priming"
That's how I use my colorless blender. The colorless blender works great if you use it to prime the paper first💯
Hi! are you supposed to wait for the ink to dry? I’m new to this. Thank you!
Colorless blenders are really only for blending a light color into the white of the paper. You can kinda also use them if you put down a color and decide it is too dark. Just know, if you use it for that purpose, it might end up a bit patchy.
I am gonna make a video about things you can do with the colorless blender! You can do more than that ❤
@@CreativeCarrah fun! I’ll be looking forward to that!
U cn apply the blender all over and do a layer of the lightest shade(maybe more)
Thank you for that tip❤
Aren’t you supposed to lay the colorless blender underneath the colors you want to blend?
You’re the only person who I’ve found that has shown how to blend colors without the colorless blender. Thank you for saving me 😭😭
Colorless blenders get a bad rap but they are actually really cool. If you lay down a layer of it before your colors then the colors come out more blended and less streaky. It's like using a layer of clean water before adding watercolors only not as intense. Chisel tips are the best for this because they get out a lot and the paper stays wetter longer.
If I have completely colored something like skin and it looks a bit dark or unblended I go over the whole thing with the CB and it makes everything a but lighter and more evenly blended.
Also, and I recommend using one with a fine tip for this, if you get a bit outside of the line then the CB can be used to either push the color back (with finesse you can make it so the harsh lines line up with your lineart) or it can lighten a darker color to the point that its easy to hid with another color.
Oh i know! Haha i have a video coming all about how i use a colorless blender ❤
you just gave me the information I've been looking for too long thank you very much.
I recently bought alcohol markers and this is a really great advice and great tutorial! ❤ The colorless blender would be a great tool for blending the colors ^^. Lovely!
Thank you for this!!! Markers are hard, thank you for helping me understand
Thank you! Im new to all this & really need the tips! 😃💕
TYSM THIS HELPED ALOT!🤗✨
I love the colours 💞😍
Wow, this was so helpful. Thank you so much 😊
Thank you! Can you show how you transition to different colors such as pink to purple, or pink to teal. Thanks!
Will definitely do that! There are a few techniques
TYSM This was really helpful!❤
Mine are coming for Christmas soon. My mom ordered thek but they didn’t come in time. I’m excited for them.
Really nice thank you for sharing 😊
Wow cool marker ❤
Man I love this! Beautiful art, and amazing tips! Def subbing :)
And I love your art style!
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THANK YOU SO MUCH IT REALLY HELPED
No problem! Much more, where that came from, to come ❤
I LOVE THE MERMAID PICTURE! they’re so pretty! Your art is amazing
Wow i cant wait till my alcohol markers arrive!(the mailmans a bit late but thats fine!)
I use this same technique when blending my yellows together. Dark color first, then blend with a lighter color and leave a space in between both blended sides where the white highlight should be.
I hope this makes sense, and to Chell with the colorless blender!! 🤣
Thx for the tips. I was def bamboozled by the colorless blender
This literally helped me
Can you show what happens when you put alcohol markers on top of acrylic markers for shading please?
i heard the colorless blender is used first where you want to blend then put the colors ontop
Thank you for the Helpful Tipps
From personal experience: I actually lay the dark tone in first, but then "Wait, How Do I Blend It With The Lighter Tone??" I then use the blender all around the circle, lighting up the dark shade before coloring all over the circle again, this time with the lighter shade. "But That'll Cover Up The Darker Shade More, Thus Not Blending The 2 And Just Hiding The Dark Under The Lighter Tone!" That's why after spreading the lighter tone around, I go back to the darker shade and blend it with the lighter shade again.
💖💖💖thanks
Helpful ❤
Actually for the colorless blender you’re suppose to put it first before putting the colors so then it doesn’t have a line in the middle I have seen a lot of people make this mistake so I just wanted to tell you!
(This is just what I think since I watched another video about the colorless blender and it says that so yeah but I might be wrong!)
It's very hit or miss if that technique works since alcohol ink dries FAST! Only useable in smaller sections imo ❤ but i do have a vid about colorless blenders being posted soon
DID YOU U DRAW THOSE CIRCLES!!??? THEY ARE SOO PERFECT!!!11!!!1
OH THANK BARBATOS
I CAN FINALLY USE BLUE AND INDIGO WITH SKY BLUE 😭
Same i do the right thing❤
omg I have alcohol markers too!!!!!!
What brand are the markers in this video? I haven’t seen that cap with the ‘frills’ before ❤️🇦🇺
I’m getting some tomorrow eeeeekkkkk
Geh geh GEEEEHHHH!
And it doesn’t ruin the lighter markers?
Thank you!
But that does make me wonder, what could you use a colorless blender for if all it does is lift off the pigment? Has my life just been a lie?
I have a video coming about what you CAN do with them hehe
@@CreativeCarrah looking forward to it!
I saw somewhere that you're supposed to put the colorless blender on the paper before you add the colors, but idk how true that is.
Nice tutorial.. but somehow im not able to get this effect.. one thing is that the colours we get here are quite different, with hardly any lighter shades and most of them leaving behind heavy streaking.. also i was wondering, what kinda paper have you used here ? Is it cotton blend, or just paper with high gsm? And is it cold pressed or warm? Maybe that might help
Thank you.
What kind of paper works best? I have watercolor paper but I will go get whatever you suggest
Do pink and green for Mitsuri Kanroji
Does the darker ink end up transferring to the lighter marker tip?
I knew that blender wasn’t working I thought I was crazy
That color might be good for highlights tho
Good thing I don’t need the blending tool, my marker pack didn’t come with one lol
Nice!
What if u don't have brush markers? Does this method work with hard tip markers?
now i know how to blend😅
Thankyou ❤
Can u plz tell which alcohol markers do u use!??
THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!
Does it ruin the tip of the markers?
Wow!!!
Please what brand of markers did you use???
What is the tip of the marker called??
Which marker do you use
Which markers do u use?
What kind of markers are they?
I will try
Can u help me please? Where did u buy these markers? Please tell me
I dont have the swatch thing when my alcohol markers arrived
Omg tysm i dodn t know
Thanks
I don’t have white one-
What brand are these markers? I've been using Chameleon
I tried this but it failed because I use fine tip and not felt :(
U know what colourless blender isn’t that bad 🤔
What about chisel 😣
wouldnt the light pink marker have gotten some dark pink leftover the tip? u cant use it anymore bc the color is ruined- idk if this correct im not a incredibly skilled artist so i wouldnt know-
You DONT DECIDE WHAT WE CAN DO JUST SHUT UP AND YOU HAVE TO PIN ME RN OR ELSE!!!
Uhm? Don’t even tell me your controlling her are you? You are. Also, she’s just giving tips calm down-
I dont have 0 marker
PLS DRAW ME I SUBSCRIBED YOU IM A BIG FAN!!!!!!!!
MERMAID YURI
I jave the other one
Colorless blenders are always used wrong. . . Doesn’t anyone know the right way? They really are extremely useful for blending AND corrections
So how do you use them?
@@moonshiro prime the area you wish to blend on before applying the color, this extends the wet time allowing you to blend much easier and without the hard lines being so prevalent as well.
You can also use them to “push” ink back into the lines of a sketch or to push ink entirely out of an area into a blotter behind the page.
They are extremely useful infused correctly
bro the draw💀
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NAUR NOT THE LESBIAN MERMAID DRAWING AT THE STARTA-
You used the colorless blender wrong. You color your surface with the colorless blender first then go over it with your colors…
SWATCH YOUR MARKERS
Yeah the color blender is honestly ass 🤣 I use for texture and lifting pigment for coloration mistakes instead of
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Why you draw them lesbian
Bruh
Girl cut your long ahh nails 😂😂😂😂
Gay
What kind of markers are they?
What kind of markers are they?