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Copic Coloring Hair

Copic Coloring Hair

by | Nov 3, 2014 | Cards and ATCs, Clean and Simple, Cutsie, Drawings

After coloring up foxes a couple days ago, I was in the mood to continue coloring so I decided to practice coloring human hair. LOL A crafty friend, Marla (YT: Marla H), who loves coffee, has a challenge going on to celebrate 1000 subbies so I knew I wanted to color...
Copic Coloring Fur

Copic Coloring Fur

by | Nov 1, 2014 | Clean and Simple, Drawings

I just wanted to just share my technique for coloring fur using Copic markers. Contrary to most Copic coloring where there is a lot of blending, I find that for coloring fur, one wants to leave contrasting light brush strokes. This creates the look of a furry texture....

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