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The whole reason I did was strictly just to play around and practice with my copic markers. I wanted to experiment with what effects I could achieve by bleeding the markers through from the backside of the paper while colorring the negative space on the front as I normally would. The results were... less than disirable... but as they say "nothing ventured, nothing gained"..... or something to that effect I believe....

It should be noted that although I completly re-drew this image free-hand, the character images were referrenced and thus I can't take absolute credit for the image. I tend to do this with anime/manga characters I like to use to practice my linework and colorring technique.

All my linework is done with copic multiliners on bleed-resistant marker pad from VERY light pencil sketches (making for easy erasing of the sketch lines).

Description
The whole reason I did was strictly just to play around and practice with my copic markers. I wanted to experiment with what effects I could achieve by bleeding the markers through from the backside of the paper while colorring the negative space on the front as I normally would. The results were... less than disirable... but as they say "nothing ventured, nothing gained"..... or something to that effect I believe....

It should be noted that although I completly re-drew this image free-hand, the character images were referrenced and thus I can't take absolute credit for the image. I tend to do this with anime/manga characters I like to use to practice my linework and colorring technique.

All my linework is done with copic multiliners on bleed-resistant marker pad from VERY light pencil sketches (making for easy erasing of the sketch lines).