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I hope people find this helpful and fun! Obviously this is just part of my technique and there are no real rules! Enjoy!

Need something to color? Here's some line art to start with: [link]
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*DragonFlame123 Apr 9, 2013  Student Traditional Artist
Great job :D
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~Jhonenfan777 Nov 23, 2012  Hobbyist Traditional Artist
Thank you so much for the help! I have a bunch of copics, but I'm so scared to use them and mess up.
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~Jellyfish-Station Nov 23, 2012  Professional Digital Artist
They are very difficult to mess up, unless you press too hard. And even then you can buy a replacement worst case scenario. :)
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~Jhonenfan777 Nov 23, 2012  Hobbyist Traditional Artist
It's not the markers I'm scared of (well, as much :lol:), it's the picture I'm worried about.
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Mood: Joy ~zoven Aug 24, 2012  Hobbyist General Artist
I hate that copics are so expensive. I need more blues and greens but just can't afford it. I like your tutorial. I feel a bit better after reading this. I get nervous putting dark colors down first but that's what I've always been told to do... so I just went light to dark in secret *sssssh* Nice to know I'm not the only one.
Tutorial is so simple but SO effective. Wonderful! This is great reference to get started. It should come as an insert with any pack of Copics you get.
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~Jellyfish-Station Aug 24, 2012  Professional Digital Artist
Prismacolors are still effective- although not as awesome- if you have those. I've found they can substitute pretty well in some cases for Copics colors you don't have.

If you put down your darkest colors first, then your stuck with that color. If you go with your lightest colors you can incrementally alter the shade until you get the exact one you want. You also run the risk of discoloring your light nibs (the marker part) by trying to blend too dark. Everyone has their own way, but it just seems like common sense to me. Glad you liked it!
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Mood: Joy ~zoven Aug 25, 2012  Hobbyist General Artist
I've always had a hard time getting the prismacolors to blend well with the Copics but I didn't even think of subbing colors I didn't have hmmmm. I'll have to do some experimenting then. Thanks!
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I've barely used markers yet, but I'm so glad I finally understood how to actually blend two colors! Thank you for sharing =)
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~Jellyfish-Station Aug 23, 2012  Professional Digital Artist
Glad to help!
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~TheTragicNightmare Aug 18, 2012  Hobbyist General Artist
I find it true that's it's best to start using darker colours with copics because it's wayy easier for blending.
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