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09Jan

How to Blend Alcohol Markers with Rubbing Alcohol?

You won’t find any other medium to be that effective, like the rubbing alcohol for crating soft transition of colors. That means your alcohol-based marker can be blended in superb ways using rubbing alcohol.But for that, you need to have a paper that can handle moisture buckling. Otherwise, your paper will won’t support your operation correctly. Take a bristle brush for implementing the alcohol over the marker, mainly of the ‘Copic Sketch Markers‘.And then,...

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blending with a blender
14Dec

How to Blend Alcohol Markers without A Blender?

When you are up to smooth blending of your art markers without a blender, you are up in using your basic knowledge about color. That is, you must know which color gets adequately mixed with others.It is very much possible to mix multiple colors in this manner. But without proper shading knowledge, you won’t be able to make a great impression of it.Step 1: To start the blending, you have to choose two colors with which you’re going...

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How to Blend Alcohol Marker with A Blender
08Dec

How to Blend Alcohol Marker with A Blender?

The colorless blender is an excellent medium for mixing the marker properly. You get to regulate and function it just like a marker as it is of that shape. With no ink coming from it, you get the highest possibilities of attaining the best result. To blend the marker with a blender, you need to use it properly.  Step1: The best way is to put the blender first before using the marker. This will allow your marker...

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01Dec

Can Alcohol Markers Blend Easily and Smoothly?

The problem with many non-alcohol markers is that they are difficult to blend. Unlike paints and pencils, it’s often difficult to blend two dissimilar colors together with water based markers - they tend to produce streaky coloring and you need multiple markers to create the desired blended effect. It’s even trickier trying to blend with mid-range felt tips.However, with alcohol based markers, blending is very simple. You can use rubbing alcohol, a marker of...

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23Nov

How Are Alcohol Markers Different from Other Types

They dry quickly and color is permanent

One of the biggest advantages of alcohol based markers in comparison to other types is that they dry quickly. This is because the dye is suspended in alcohol, which is a fast evaporating solvent.Imagine how frustrating it would be to accidentally splash water over your finished masterpiece or to go back over a section only to lift your hand and realize that you smudged something. Alcohol markers dry...
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