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mostly transparent glazing technique
also wet on wet and wet on dry
also wet on wet and wet on dry
Ahh,I've been wanting to ask what paper you use for copics? Is 200gsm watercolour paper good enough? And do you apply base colour first in copic? Why can't I blend properly in copic?
I used copic bleedproof paper and manga illustration paper
but I mostly used copic on hot pressed watercolor paper, to touch up my watercolor painting.
I found people applied darker layer of color such as blush or shadow first, then added (and blended with) lighter base color later.
Btw I rarely used copic mainly for my artwork because they are made of dyes, which means they are not lightfast, unlike artist watercolors which could last for century without fading.
but I mostly used copic on hot pressed watercolor paper, to touch up my watercolor painting.
I found people applied darker layer of color such as blush or shadow first, then added (and blended with) lighter base color later.
Btw I rarely used copic mainly for my artwork because they are made of dyes, which means they are not lightfast, unlike artist watercolors which could last for century without fading.