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:iconeattoast:
here's the marker tutorial you all asked for. a pretty basic color job on a drawing of Hollow. i'd love to make it more involved, but a huge file size already, and i really don't have lots of marker in to be sparing. this was fun to do though. i hope it's what you all wanted!

due to the huge file size, i suggest while you wait, you go make some popcorn. or play a game of scrabble. if you don't have anyone around to play with, you can use oven mitts. it's been my experience that they are great to play scrabble with because they never question your spelling.
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!frostfire8 Dec 24, 2008
"due to the huge file size, i suggest while you wait, you go make some popcorn. or play a game of scrabble. if you don't have anyone around to play with, you can use oven mitts. it's been my experience that they are great to play scrabble with because they never question your spelling. " - BEST. QUOTE. EVER. XD

Thank you for making this! It will really help once I start getting into markers more! ^^

Also, cause I can't really see from the picture, What type of markers are those?
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:iconeattoast:
*EatToast Dec 24, 2008  Professional Traditional Artist
:D i'm glad it helped. they're mostly pantone markers, but there's a few primacolor markers thrown in there too. :)
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~chris115 Aug 30, 2008  Student General Artist
amazing
i love tha work yu do
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!ameliamalice666 Jul 28, 2008
I rather the prismacolor pencils, but Comic markers are amazing, but way way expensive. I would have to sell like a million copies of my book(if I ever get it published) to buy all the art supplies I want. I never got the hang of blending markers, how do you do it? Love the pic by the way.
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*EatToast Jul 28, 2008  Professional Traditional Artist
i got my pantones on ebay a few years ago, in a great deal..i doubt i'll ever see them that cheap again..
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:iconameliamalice666:
!ameliamalice666 Jul 30, 2008
Thank's I will check ebay when I sell my car. (:
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=l-Shader-l Jul 26, 2008  Hobbyist General Artist
That is very informative...thank you. ^^
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~TheMusicMagus May 19, 2008
Excellent tutorial. I have a set of prismacolors, but I have been unable to even remotely use them properly until now. thank you very much.
Ps. Tomorrow morning I will upload my coloring on my page, if you're curious as to just how useful your tutorial is (and of course, I'll be referencing this tutorial).
thank you again.
TM
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*EatToast May 20, 2008  Professional Traditional Artist
wow. i made an impact! awesome. i'd love to see what you've done!
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*CostumesbyCourtney May 12, 2008  Professional Artisan Crafter
Wish had markers that worked that way. All we have in Australia is Faber Castele. I want Prismacolour, dammit!
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