Showing posts with label markers. Show all posts
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Sunday, 30 December 2012
03:26 | 
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Chartpak AD Markers Video Clips. Duration : 2.63 Mins.
These waterproof, permanent, solvent-based markers deliver brilliant color in fine, medium, or broad strokes. This video will show you a couple of tips and tricks when using these professional quality markers. You can purchase Charpak AD Markers at Blick Art Materials www.dickblick.com
These waterproof, permanent, solvent-based markers deliver brilliant color in fine, medium, or broad strokes. This video will show you a couple of tips and tricks when using these professional quality markers. You can purchase Charpak AD Markers at Blick Art Materials www.dickblick.com
Tuesday, 25 December 2012
16:50 |
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How to Draw Fashion with Prismacolor Markers Tube. Duration : 2.90 Mins.
A series teaching advanced use of PRISMACOLOR products. This episode: Premier Art Markers. Learn how to shadow dresses and shoes by working from lighter to darker tones, and combining them with colored pencils. Presented by Steve Miller, Fashion Illustrator. Subscribe to our channel if you wish to be informed when new episodes are published Copyright Sanford LP 2006. All Rights Reserved.
A series teaching advanced use of PRISMACOLOR products. This episode: Premier Art Markers. Learn how to shadow dresses and shoes by working from lighter to darker tones, and combining them with colored pencils. Presented by Steve Miller, Fashion Illustrator. Subscribe to our channel if you wish to be informed when new episodes are published Copyright Sanford LP 2006. All Rights Reserved.
Monday, 24 December 2012
17:34 |
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Architecture and landscape design with Copic markers 2 Video Clips. Duration : 11.75 Mins.
More art: sammi-scribbles.com (5x speed & flipped 180 degrees) Done in 5 point perspective. A design project for a perspective drawing class. I had fun coloring it!
More art: sammi-scribbles.com (5x speed & flipped 180 degrees) Done in 5 point perspective. A design project for a perspective drawing class. I had fun coloring it!
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