first of all, please excuse the little hiatus. i'm really trying to update this blog regularly, but sometimes i can't think of a post idea/i don't have the time/i'm not in the mood/the sun is in my eyes/insert some lame-ass excuse here.
also, sorry about the lack of picture, but, don't worry - there will be more soon.
i got prismacolors! and faber-castell pigment liners! and cool bleed-proof paper! it's very exciting. i've been wanting to do more with markers after seeing camille's inspirational marker work, but all i had was my brother's old dried-up primsacolors (the fine tips were unusable and the colors were dull). so, i finally shelled out $30 and got five markers and a pack of pigment liners and quality paper!
i love markers. i've been messing around with colored pencils but, damn. it takes a really long time to color in something all smooth-like. markers are quick, convenient, and really fun.
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what are pigment liners? jeez, the things they don't teach you in art school...
pigment liners are pens of various tip size filled with india ink. it's pretty much a quality way to ink your drawings with something that won't smudge with erasing or marker coloring.
wow, that sounds great! as long as they have teeny tiny sizes.
yeah, i feel that i can go pretty fine with the small liner. they're really excellent and i would highly suggest them.
i got a pack of four (of varying tip sizes) for about eight bucks, so if you're looking into new art supplies, i would suggest them.
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