Blending markers

#Colorless_blender markers are a great tool for blending. They give you the ability to create smooth transitions between colors and can be used on any surface, including paper, wood or metal. The colorless blender marker is also known as an airbrush pen. #instagood #art #colorlessblender

Alcohol markers give you colors that really pop off and catch attention! Reap all their benefits by knowing the do's and don'ts when using alcohol markers.

Marker Geek: Copic Colouring Christmas Baubles. Click through for the step by step, colouring video and tips!

I’m often asked what my favorite blending groups are – and today I’ll be sharing that with you as well as coloring up a fun little camping card! EDITED 2020: The stamps are no longer available. Video The card is clean and simple – but you’ll see a little of my fave color choices in […]

Learn how to blend markers to create bright and lively works of art. You'll learn step by step how to do marker blending for your artwork.

Three easy ways to blend alcohol markers flawlessly - perfect for marker beginners.

I know that sometime last year I discussed feather blending, but as this is the trickiest blending technique using the markers I want to cover it again and show you step-by-step how to make more dynamic color blends. Blending opposite colors Feather blending is the technique we use when we want to blend colors that are very different, say a pink and a green. If we were to layer those colors on top of each other they would turn into a muddy mess of color, however, we want them to look like…

What's the secret to blending Copic Markers? Does paper matter? Find out these answers and other Copic Marker secrets that self-taught colorers never hear in this guest article from Amy Shulke, including the truth about the right paper for blending, Copic marker nibs, blending myths, Copic color combinations and more!

Do your Copic Marker backgrounds look streaky or striped?You’re not alone. It’s hard to create a smooth colorful background with Copic Markers.I see the streaky-background question posted on beginner marker groups at Facebook a lot. The sad thing is, the answers from the community are almost never correct. Today let’s look at how to color beautifully smooth backgrounds.