I'm sorry this video was so delayed! Again with the beautiful weather and playing outside. But here they are! I did two videos for this week. The first covers general writing tools I use, and some coloring options besides markers. The second covers the basics of Copics. I do not do any coloring, but simply explain what Copics are and the identification system.
If you have questions let me know! Everything is linked at the very bottom.
Rules for picking colors to blend naturally
1. Same letter
2. Same first number
3. Second numbers are 2-4 digits apart (ie. V01, V05, V09)
Colorless Blender
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If you have questions let me know! Everything is linked at the very bottom.
::What it means::
Letter::: What color family it belongs to
R= Red
YR= Yellow Red
Y = Yellow
YG= Yellow Green
G= Green
BG= Blue Green
B= Blue
BV= Blue Violet
V= Violet
RV= Red Violet
E= Earth
N= Neutral, W= Warm, C= Cool, T= Toner
First Number::: How vibrant or bright the color
0 = Very Bright (Good for adding highlights)
9= Very Dull
Second Number::: How saturated the color
0 = Very Light
5= Mid-tone
9 = Very Dark
Rules for picking colors to blend naturally
1. Same letter
2. Same first number
3. Second numbers are 2-4 digits apart (ie. V01, V05, V09)
Colorless Blender
A good marker to pick up to help with pushing and fading/lightening colors. Despite the name, it's not really used for blending.
This is obviously a lot of information, and it's just the bare minimum. So, if you have any questions let me know. I'm going to try to put together a post of some good Copic resources/blogs as well.
Supplies
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