Do's and Don'ts - How to use Alcohol Markers like a PRO

Hello guys welcome to my YouTube channel POWER OF DRAWING.
in this video I'm going to show you the do's and don'ts how to use alcohol markers properly and in this video I'm using the touch markers that I bought from amazon. but you can do the same tips with other brand like, touch five, copic markers, ohuhu markers etc.

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[ДіанаКостюченко]

0:34 - let the ink of trace drawing dry before coloring
1:22 - prepare all color u'r planning to use and try it to scratch paper to avoid color mistake
2:52 - use the small tip for smaller details
3:38 - find where is light and shadow in ur drawing
4:17 - close marker after using it
4:50 - blend the dark and light colors (color in dark-to-light way)
6:24 - don't store markers standing up
6:49 - don't put much pressure or ink

[kwn.]

As a pro artist I wish there were videos like this when I started I swear to god you’ve helped a lot of kids trying to do their thing for the first time keep grinding bro, respectfully 🤝

[Stonedoesart]

Some useful tips. I personally always go light to dark thoguh

[serenasalameh]

This made it so much easier for me to understand. I haven’t touched my copic markers in months because of the way my drawings turned out. Thanks to this video, I’m going to try using these methods for my art. 😀

[CarolinvonPetzholdt]

you just earned yourself a new sub. Nice video

[Dawsz]

Personally I think going from light to dark colours isn't wrong it's more what suits your art style better as dark to light isn't always right either; Depends on the scenario

[igiornogiovannihaveadiabet]

I'm new to using marker or coloring in general. when I add another layer on top of the original, it removes the base making it look dirty

[Timelapse-ohwy]

Just bought a 100 set of touch alcohol and this really helped
I’m doing valorant fan art and working on yoru my main
He’s badass and I am enjoying creating fan art of him and this will help me make him look hot

[GLSSHEART]

Can we talk about Deku’s pose ….? I just love the way it looks lol

[sanigdhaya]

I would still always go light to dark for the most part (sometimes I do lay down certain darks first but broadly speaking) by layering the lighter marker to the darkest color it can get and then moving on to a darker one creates more depth and smoother gradients (of course that doesn't matter as much in super sharp high contrast works) also working with a lighter blue in can add an even lighter green as an undertone to bring more variation but it will be harder to do if we start with the darkest color

[MoonieLovegood]

If you dont have enough colours you can also shade before or after the marker use with pencil. It depends on your preferred texture but this has rlly helped me.

[haruhiarima]

I just bought a 40 pack of Azure alcohol markers, and wanted to learn how to use them. It's my first time using alcohol markers! Thanks for the tips!

[Chockitkat]

I think the first step would be to avoid using non-marker paper for markers. It really leaves a different effect. Other than that I think this is pretty helpful

[phantomflower]

I just want to say that I just got my hands on alcohol markers...I'm not a professional by any means (my art is kinda bad)...and this video helps A LOT! So thank you for the lesson 😊

[fairysim]

My problem is that I absolutely don’t know where to add shadows 😂🙈

[StarBoundFables]

Very well done! Thank you for the awesome video, how you made the hair on the right side was spectacular. I love that you added some green, then applied thick&thin black hatching over top This is probably 1 of the best voiceless, music & text tutorials I've ever watched!

[zappz.]

Awesome Deku! Great video, nice, neat and informative. Thanks for the tips. 👍

[nat]

I love the sound effect for the uh/oh no, cracked me up every time ! Thanks for the tips! Coming to these from acylic paint so it's a steep learning curve

[FixFaxx]

This helped me a TON!! i used to smudge my colors with the ink and i was generally bad at coloring but this helped SO MUCH! THANK YOU, WE NEED MORE VIDEOS LIKE THIS!! 👍🔥❤️✊

[charofheart]

Wow 😲😳, getting to see the colors for shading and blending side by side really helps! It's easier to see how using more colors for different shadow to light creates a more professional art composition. Thank you very much for your time and efforts! 🤗❤️👍🏾💯