Artee's Drawing Kingdom

[Gaia]

I see Poland! :3

You see Poland from England?! Pretty good eyesight!









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Artee, I love dat pic! But don't pour your coffee!!! D:

[Lancelot]

Artee, I love dat pic! But don't pour your coffee!!! D:

It's safe Gaia, I drank it all so it wouldn't happen ( I was obviously thinking about that when I drank it up /not ).

[Artee]

You'd be dead by now

[The Geek]

Drawing for a bit while having a coffee.

*despairs at inability to draw detail*

*worships RT instead*

[Artee]

*despairs at inability to draw detail*

*worships RT instead*

Thanks!

I remember you asked if I had ever drawn Lucina, am I right? 'Cause I'm coloring one for a commission, I might post it here when I finish, just don't know when it'll happen

[Hoster]

Ok, I have to ask, what's the book? :P

[Artee]

Ok, I have to ask, what's the book? :P

It's a travel guide

[VasilikiHaidee]

<3

[Strange_One]

KKUUUUUUUUUUU-

beautiful lines...

;_; *biting handkerchief*

[Hoster]

It's a travel guide

You know, I should probably have figured that out myself with the Eyewitness Travel part of the book cover...

Now I feel dumb.

[VasilikiHaidee]

Hi Artee. Do you prefer Promarkers over Copics? Not really asking price-wise, but for convience-y

[Phearo]

Hi Artee. Do you prefer Promarkers over Copics? Not really asking price-wise, but for convience-y

Use crayola.

[VasilikiHaidee]

Use crayola.

Okay.

[Artee]

Hi Artee. Do you prefer Promarkers over Copics? Not really asking price-wise, but for convience-y

I like Copics too, but they're way more expensive than Promarkers.. That's why I decided to go with Promarkers. I had a set of 42 since 4 years ago I had bought on the internet, and since a store here started to sell them, I've been buying more little by little, now I have around 60 or more (I didn't stop to count them,but there's many).
Furthermore, with the dollar price increasing all the time it's getting more difficult to get copics even if I wanted to. Though I've got a friend who has a good set of copics, so sometimes I take mines for her to use while I use hers. However, she "stole" the few drawings I made with her copics so far It has also been awhile since I last tried them.

[VasilikiHaidee]

I like Copics too, but they're way more expensive than Promarkers.. That's why I decided to go with Promarkers. I had a set of 42 since 4 years ago I had bought on the internet, and since a store here started to sell them, I've been buying more little by little, now I have around 60 or more (I didn't stop to count them,but there's many).
Furthermore, with the dollar price increasing all the time it's getting more difficult to get copics even if I wanted to. Though I've got a friend who has a good set of copics, so sometimes I take mines for her to use while I use hers. However, she "stole" the few drawings I made with her copics so far It has also been awhile since I last tried them.

I see. I've been thinking of trying out Promarkers but they are only available here in a set and that Copics are gold. Dx. Thanks for the response Artee!

[Artee]

I see. I've been thinking of trying out Promarkers but they are only available here in a set and that Copics are gold. Dx. Thanks for the response Artee!

You're welcome~

Copics give you a pretty nice result, but I really liked the promarkers either. Copics should be used on a special paper which allows you to use the blending pen. Though I don't like this paper too much because it's too thin and flaccid, but it has a layer of something like a special varnish, which allows you to use the blending pen and doesn't let the ink go through the other side of the paper. For promarkers I use CANSON 180G and I get nice results from it, even if there's a special paper being sold, but I have no idea how it is, since I never bought it. Maybe I'll buy it someday if I find it again (it's not so easy to find it here..), it'd be good to try since promarker also has a blending pen, and I couldn't get a nice result with it with the paper I have.

[VasilikiHaidee]

You're welcome~

Copics give you a pretty nice result, but I really liked the promarkers either. Copics should to be used on a special paper which allows you to use the blending pen. Though I don't like this paper too much because it's too thin and flaccid, but it has a layer of something like a special varnish, which allows you to use the blending pen and doesn't let the ink go through the other side of the paper. For promarkers I use CANSON 180G and I get nice results from it, even if there's a special paper being sold, but I have no idea how it is, since I never bought it. Maybe I'll buy it someday if I find it again (it's not so easy to find it here..), it'd be good to try since promarker also has a blending pen, and I couldn't get a nice result with it with the paper I have.

If Promarkers aren't much worse compared to watercolors.. I'll try with the Canson 90gsm but if it blots, then a thicker paper. XD
Thank you again!

[Artee]

90gsm is almost the same as the paper you use on your printer. Not sure if it's a good idea..

[VasilikiHaidee]

90gsm is almost the same as the paper you use on your printer. Not sure if it's a good idea..

Yes. I can't go back on the parts I've put marker on xD
Are you using a Canson 180 watercolor paper with uhh.. like, pimples on the paper?

[Artee]

Yes. I can't go back on the parts I've put marker on xD
Are you using a Canson 180 watercolor paper with uhh.. like, pimples on the paper?

It's a Canson Layout 180, it's smooth, and doesn't absorb the ink as a watercolor paper absorbs the water. Though I've found this. My dad is going to the USA next week, I'll see if I can order one pad for him to bring me since buying it here would cost me around 3 times this price. If you live in the USA or have an online store with art material, you can check for this pad!