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DC Legends VS Prelim: WWby *gattadonna

Cartoons & Comics / Traditional Media / Cartoons / Drawings

DC Legends VS Card Prelim
Wonder Woman
8" x 8" Bristol board
Copic Markers
2007

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~Mahado07 Dec 24, 2007

Copic markers are felt pens so how do you prevent accidentally going over an area when colouring. it's not like coloured pencils, pastels etc

not sure how to explain this but when i played around with the markers eg draw a thick straight line, then draw another line parallel to it, if the second line touches the first line, then there's a darkened patch where the 2 meet so how do you colour in without messing the picture up ?

*gattadonna Dec 24, 2007 Professional Traditional Artist

I am assuming you are talking about using the same color with your lines...granted if you use two different colors you will get the mix..just like you would in ANY medium. Actually Copics don't leave a darkened area..they blend. The line blends away.

~Mahado07 Dec 24, 2007

yes, same colour. copic markers came to my local art shop about 18 months ago, and i picked up a few colours to doodle with on the sketch pad they had sitting in the shop. I hadn't seen the colour blending into each other *same colour* but i'd only played with the pens for about 2 - 3 minutes and left after i thought it was similar to the normal felt tip pen. Now very curious about it

they're hellishly expensive here though

ta for the info

*gattadonna Dec 24, 2007 Professional Traditional Artist

refills are the key

~Mahado07 Dec 28, 2007

hmm this might sounds like another stupid question, but 'refills are the key' to my ears would be 'refilling a pen you need would be an obvious' but what did you mean, is the ink different once the pen has been refilled ?

*gattadonna Dec 28, 2007 Professional Traditional Artist

no the ink is not different. Copic makes refills for their various markers..you buy the color that you have run out of and refill it and continue to use it.