i do lineart with a felt tip pen and i have no idea how to stop the markers (specifically lighter colors) from smudging it. are there any tips, or should i get some different pens or something?
“Nintendo Switch Girl”, inspired by my favorite gaming console!
It’s been a while since I’ve posted on here! Honestly it’s just kind of hard with all the rules and moderations for most subreddits. Glad I can share on this one though!
This was a mixture of layering white gel pens with acrylic markers but I want to buy some acrylic gel pens.
What's the best?
And then what's the beat budget friendly?
Thanks!
What do you think of this page? It took me over 3 hours to complete it. 🌸
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I love how this turned out. I just started using colored pencils over markers... some worked some did not. Anyone have tips how to make it work the best? Thoughts on how this turned out?
I did this page with markers & gel pen. I messed up a flower & there was no fixing it so I used magic eraser in Google Photos to remove it. Next I changed the background color using a free online tool.
So I recently purchased a Ciao Pale Heath V000 from my usual online retailer (Scrapbookpal.com is the absolute best!). On occasion I’ll get sent a marker that’s clearly older from them (old style cap and barrel colour), which is no problem as they’re never dried out. I was just wondering why the chisel nib (which I don’t ever actually use anyway) is brown? The brush nib shows purple, as it should, but the chisel tip looks really off colour. It lays down ink just fine, but I was wondering if it’s got something wrong with it or if I should replace it or something?
I absolutely love them
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I bounce around between mediums a lot, namely gouache and ink but turns out I think markers might be thing this year. The texture of them brings me immense joy.