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Published: 2007-10-05 02:58:23 +0000 UTC; Views: 47600; Favourites: 2101; Downloads: 957
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Here's a quick Tut on Backgrounds.I'm sorry that its a little rushed
I didnt really have time to make something more extravagant and I think that its still helpful.
I hope this is helpful to you guys!!
Oh~ And excuse any typo's please
Must get back to prison *cough Cough* I mean work
Later ^^
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Comments: 105
This is a really, really, legit good tutorial. I'm serious. It's simple, and actually gives useful information, instead of all the random description. You are amazing.
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This is awesome!
Thanks so much ^^
very useful
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This is extremely informative. Thank you so much for this.
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Wow this looks so great! This definitively will help me get better with backgrounds!
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Thanks so much for this. I have Copics at home and wasn't able to perfect a decent background until I saw this tutorial!
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yey very helpful! XD Thanks for sharing.
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This is a wonderful tutorial I will definetly use the city background so many useful backgrounds.
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I'm not a copic user (and probably never will be), but the tips given should work just as well for digital painting. will have to try in the near future.
I especially like the effect of the night city.
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this is really showing off your technique.
most people blabber too much.
this is for people to try out their own.
it's definitely the best copic tut i've seen here so far.
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Thanks for this tutorial: I haven't found many tutorials that deal with backgrounds so this was a welcome find
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oh man I'd kill to watch how you work ;; -such a noob sigh-
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This is really helpful! ;____; I had trouble coloring backgrounds with copic markers so this helps. ALOT.
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tried two of them... the sakura one and trees....but somewhat so hard to do TwT
I wonder how to do the sakura, cause it really so hard...I don't know where to start and how I should move my copics...
anyway...thanks for sharing^^
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I am not very good with background so any bit is helpful. Thank you.
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thank you for making this tut. i had been looking for one since i have no idea how to even start on copic bgs ♥
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wow looks great! haha i need to learn how to add more tones and colours to my work 
great tut
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This is one of the best marker tutorials I have seen - thank you so much for posting it!
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Amazing tutorial!! This will be VERY helpful.
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I'm sorry if this is somewhere that I've missed, but what kind of paper do you use? I've noticed in my own testing that copics tend to run.
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This is really, really helpful. Thank you for making this!
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Oh, my goodness how long I've looked for a tut on backgrounds with copics! :'D I'm so thankful you posted this! Thank you, thank you! <3
I don't know anything about white ink, though. Is it like paint or more like india ink? What do you use it with? Also, you said to dilute it and spreading it with your finger. What do you dilute it with?
Thank you so much!
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Oh, this looks useful! *faves for later reference*
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does this tut only work for copics? i have prismas, not copics T_T
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Thank you for this! ^_^
Often I don't have a specific "location" for my drawings, and I would like to have something behind them just so it doesn't look so boring. These tips are a great way to add in some subtle backgrounds without having to go detail-crazy (which is a problem of mine).
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