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Published: 2006-07-21 03:42:59 +0000 UTC; Views: 60387; Favourites: 1696; Downloads: 12261
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AFTER LIKE 100,000,000,000 YEARS OF WAITING
This is the first of three tutorials I plan on doing
the next will be eyes and then Misc. (like cloths and stuff)
I really hope that this helps (I tried really hard for you guys)
Oh yeah! and for the hair I used (in order from light to dark)
E21
E39
E29
Copic Sketch Markers (and white ink) > [link]
GOOD LUCK
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Thanks so much 4 ur amazing tut 
thanksssssssssss
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hey! can I ask you one thing?
have u ever used prisma makers?
just asking, I tried once but I dun think I used copic or prisma, I think it's the cheaper markers and I remember the quality is too different. Yours looks really smooth and fine like a watercolour. The colors blends really well!
and can you tell me what kind of paper did you used? hehee...that's 2 question! sorry, but I need to learn from the master!
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I have used prismacolors and I really like them but Copic (to me) is more useful when it comes to coloring certain things like skin and hair.
With both markers I use a different technique because both markers are very different.
Copics have a soft brush like point but prismacolors have a hard point. Prismacolors are still able to blend but itβs not as bendable as copic.
The paper I use is good old' photocopy paper ^^
It absorbs marker really well
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Oh! I needed something like this. Thank you Thank you thank you
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i've never used any copics before but from by the looks of other people's amazing copic art (such as yours ^.^), i'm even more influenced to buy them. lol. i'm especially fascinated by the skin coloring. how exactly is it possible to shade so smoothly with markers? just wondering if the shading is anything similar to the feel of Sharpie shading sometimes. X3
anyway, this deserves a fave 
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XD I am really tempted to buy Copic Markers and after this I'm even more tempted to get some ^_^.
Hopefully I'll save up someday and get some, using this tutorial as refrence.
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woops
I meant 
weeeee
I suck. awesome tutorial btw!
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I don't really work with pens, but your techniques look so fun and interesting! I think I may have to run out to my local art supply store and grab some pens just for the heck of it and play around a little.
Thank you for posting this tutorial -- this is very much appreciated by persons (like myself) who haven't formally studied (yet!) or tried out many new techniques. Ya'll deserve a huge round of applause for putting in the time and effort to create tutorials like this.
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Hi there~! Thank you for your tutorial ^^ I really like how you managed to make your colouring with copic markers so smooth...
I have a quick question. How do you manage to lay down the copic markers so that they blend smoothly into each other? I find that when I use Copics, they tend to not blend very well, and leave a bit of a hard edge. Even using the blender doesn't seem to work as it seems to cause a water edge when it dries.. Do you have any suggestions??
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-waves hands- That's how I am too. I DEMAND ANSWERS -sedated-
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Great copic tutorial, first tutorial of it's kind around here to my knowledge.
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You know, at first I thought you were coloring Tuxedo Mask. But sadly, you are not. No worries though.
Your coloring is very beautiful! Copic markers? Hm... I've never tried coloring with any sorta marker. I tend to stick with color pencil, but color pencils leave grains.
When you started coloring with markers (whatever type of markers they were) was it very easy to color with and adjust to?
Also, are copic markers expensive? By expensive I'm speaking in terms of affordable to a freshman in highschool, with no job.
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now that i think of it... it kind of reminds me of the same technique i whenever i use Prisma Color Pencils... how akward.. :confuse:
overall... this is useful for those who want to use Copic Markers... thanks
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OMG!!!!!!!!!!!! A COPIC MARKER TUTORIAL!!!!!!!!!!!!! *diesdiesdiesdiesdiesdies* thank you very much for sharing this with us all!!!! >3> eventho I only have 2 markers....TTxTT;;;
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this is really helpful... thanks for the info. and for sharing this for all of us in the DA...
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That was helpful, I've always wondered how people get that smooth look with markers. Thanks :3
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Yay! Now I now how to use Copics if I ever receive them. Hehe, very useful, I like.
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This would've worked before I went to A-Kon last month @.@
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thanks!
i have copics, but never really use them...@__@ this helps me, now I will go try to seriously use my copics ^^
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i was just looking for copic tutorials! i just upgraded from a 12 to a 72 set and wanted some finesse
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I can't seem to find copic markers where I live, but I'm thinking the theory is similar with prismacolors?
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Wow!!!! That's amazing!!! I wanted to go into Copic markers myself, so I'm definately faving this! Thank you very much for posting this!! 
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FINALLY!
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I just recently bought a set of copic markers so I am a totally newbie at using them. How do you get the colors to blend so well with soft edges. I work in circles but even then it seems like there is the totally obvious line of colors.
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Oh so good. 
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hmm.. i've never heard of copic before... i just use prismacolor. which would you prefer for coloring? great work by the why!
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Informative and beautiful tutorial, too bad I cant afford these pens ;_;
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You are a God in my book.
I've been having such a difficult time rendering hair with my copics. It's been such a struggle, but this tutorial has shown me a new way of going at it and I know it will really help!
This is much appreciated. <3 Thank you!
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This is a very cool tut. Sadly, I only have Prisma Markers(can't afford copics) I think I can still apply the same techniques though.
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I WUV YOU!
(yes, I'm that desperate)
thank you thank you THANK YOU for posting this tutorial~ now i have an idea on how to use copic markers...
..er..where can you buy copic markers? XD
sorry for the trouble, thanks, and keep on drawing!
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OMG thank you so much.. i have copics and they are the best! this tutorial is veery helpful xD
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I am having this sudden lust for copic markers
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finally!! i was goona' ask... i love you XD;
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great tut, awesome final piece, wow!
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bye
*gone looking through the gallery*
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