Great tips! I use this with my colored pencils often, especially with smaller areas that would not benefit from a heavy hand. Now I'm going to try it with my markers! Thanks for renewing my love for coloring ::)
It's a shame Sharpies, Bics (and likely other alcohol-based markers, including the much-coveted Copics) are not archival and lightfast. They fade and discolor. Google it. It broke my heart to learn it because I LOVE them! If you're using them for your art, be prepared to scan your pieces and have prints made if you want them to last.
I loved this series and I don't even use sharpies to color with. I really wish they had something like this for colored pencils, you enthusiasm is contagious! You are awesome!!
I'm really enjoying watching your videos. I just had a question. When you go over the darker colours with the lighter coloured sharpie, does it stain the tip of the lighter coloured one? Thanks.
I have had a few marker tips get slight stains but it doesn’t change the color of the ink. Just scribble on a scratch paper until the ink draws clean and the stained tip doesn’t matter!
4:16 how do you stop your lighter coloured markers from absorbing the darker colours into the felt tip? This happens to me a lot and ends up ruining the marker by making the colour all murky.
in my opinion this technique is better for things like hair ect. rather than flames, flames dont normally have as many details (like hair) xD but very nice examples. it is just my opinion though, so meh lol
FuzzyTheFluffyWolfAJ♡ I actually really liked the flames (and the leaf as well). Thus far, this has been my favorite technique in the Sharpie Secret series.
+sparkle hero, I am building this channel organically (not paying for views or likes) so it is growing slowly and there are really valuable videos here that have been lost in the early days. I may have to revisit those topics as my channel grows.
It's a shame Sharpies, Bics (and likely other alcohol-based markers, including the much-coveted Copics) are not archival and lightfast. They fade and discolor. Google it. It broke my heart to learn it! If you're using them for your art, be prepared to scan your pieces and have prints made if you want them to last.
Earth, water, and fire! I love the flick technique! Thank you.
I am loving this . And so will my little crafting buddies... 🤗🤗🤗 TFS ..✅👍🏻
Great tips! I use this with my colored pencils often, especially with smaller areas that would not benefit from a heavy hand. Now I'm going to try it with my markers! Thanks for renewing my love for coloring ::)
+Deedee A, oh I'm so happy that I could renew your love of coloring! I'm so glad! Have fun and thanks for watching. 😄
That's the best flame I've ever seen.
Omg how do you only have a few comments! I was at school, but I always have notifications on for you!
Edit: Also, no thumbs down for now!!
+KittyMeow_Gaming !, you are so awesome 👏 thanks for all your support 😊
@@ColoringBliss I LOVE YOUUUUU!!!!!
I love this video!!! I have one suggestion, could you please make a tutorial on how to make fur using flick blending? If you could that would be great
I'M just getting started with alcohol markers. This series of videos is very helpful.
+Therese Arsenault, I'm glad I could help get you started with these fun markers! Thanks for watching.
It's a shame Sharpies, Bics (and likely other alcohol-based markers, including the much-coveted Copics) are not archival and lightfast. They fade and discolor. Google it. It broke my heart to learn it because I LOVE them! If you're using them for your art, be prepared to scan your pieces and have prints made if you want them to last.
I’ve had great results w/ these techniques w/ other types of markers. Ty Jennifer!
Love love love this! Especially the leaf!!!
+Lynne Bailey, glad you liked how this episode turned out. This technique is so fun in so many different circumstances...have fun coloring!
You are an excellent teacher Jennifer😊
I loved this series and I don't even use sharpies to color with. I really wish they had something like this for colored pencils, you enthusiasm is contagious! You are awesome!!
+lovesexyla, have you seen my Color Like a Pro series?
+lovesexyla...and thanks for your kind comment! I am so thrilled that you liked it so much!
Coloring Pages Bliss Thank you
Another great series! Thank you!
+Teena Schaefer, thank you so much and thanks for watching!
Have you tried a 100 lb. cover paper? It is a card stock for book covers, brochures and post cards. It may take the saturation a little better.
❤ this. Thank you. Look forward to no. 5!
+ozshell72, oh good because I finished editing it today! Thanks for watching. 😊
THANK YOU
nice videos. Thanks for uploading them!
I really like this effect :)
I'm really enjoying watching your videos. I just had a question. When you go over the darker colours with the lighter coloured sharpie, does it stain the tip of the lighter coloured one? Thanks.
This. Is. The. Best.
Does the darker coloured marker not stain the tip of the lighter coloured marker?
I have had a few marker tips get slight stains but it doesn’t change the color of the ink. Just scribble on a scratch paper until the ink draws clean and the stained tip doesn’t matter!
I subbed and i love your vids
thank you
Ever try soak blending?
no entiendo los comentarios jaja pero si entiendo que me gusto el vídeo
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4:16 how do you stop your lighter coloured markers from absorbing the darker colours into the felt tip? This happens to me a lot and ends up ruining the marker by making the colour all murky.
Will these Sharpie techniques also work with the BIC Marking or Mark It in your experience?
in my opinion this technique is better for things like hair ect. rather than flames, flames dont normally have as many details (like hair) xD but very nice examples. it is just my opinion though, so meh lol
FuzzyTheFluffyWolfAJ♡ I actually really liked the flames (and the leaf as well). Thus far, this has been my favorite technique in the Sharpie Secret series.
With prsctice you can make it look smooth
18 comments omg 😲 how can you have only 18 comments
+sparkle hero, I am building this channel organically (not paying for views or likes) so it is growing slowly and there are really valuable videos here that have been lost in the early days. I may have to revisit those topics as my channel grows.
Coloring Pages Bliss ok I really like your videos I watched tho
+sparkle hero, thank you soooo much 😊
It's a shame Sharpies, Bics (and likely other alcohol-based markers, including the much-coveted Copics) are not archival and lightfast. They fade and discolor. Google it. It broke my heart to learn it! If you're using them for your art, be prepared to scan your pieces and have prints made if you want them to last.
Your hand is in the way again
No, not for me. Too many lines. Blending should be smooth and there should be a light source. Sharpies are not for good looking work.