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| scar09 |
 Posted: Thu Sep 22, 2011 2:34 am |
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cmainiac666 wrote: you're using Sharpie paint pens, right?
Yes sir. As the Posca pens wear out, I'm replacing them with Sharpie's. There really isn't that big a difference, as far as I can tell, but the Sharpie's are much easier to come by. This is the first piece, that was done totally with the pens. (at least as far as I can remember  ) I had sprayed the background originally, but then covered it up with the Sharpie's later.
Thanks again for the comments guys and I hope everyone had a great day!
Peace,
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| cmainiac666 |
| Posted: Thu Sep 22, 2011 2:40 am |
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I tried using the Sharpies on my last piece I posted (for the white outline), but I thought for my needs, the coverage sucked. I went back to DecoColor. Might want to try some of those too.
Michael's has that shit. |
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| scar09 |
| Posted: Thu Sep 22, 2011 2:45 am |
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cmainiac666 wrote: I tried using the Sharpies on my last piece I posted (for the white outline), but I thought for my needs, the coverage sucked. I went back to DecoColor. Might want to try some of those too.
Michael's has that shit.
Thanks for the suggestion. Are the Deco's oil or acryllic. The Sharpie's I've been using are all acryllic, because I've been combining them with the Posca pens (that are acryllic as well). But again, thanks!
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| cmainiac666 |
| Posted: Thu Sep 22, 2011 3:04 am |
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scar09 wrote: cmainiac666 wrote: I tried using the Sharpies on my last piece I posted (for the white outline), but I thought for my needs, the coverage sucked. I went back to DecoColor. Might want to try some of those too.
Michael's has that shit.
Thanks for the suggestion. Are the Deco's oil or acryllic. The Sharpie's I've been using are all acryllic, because I've been combining them with the Posca pens (that are acryllic as well). But again, thanks!
Peace
I think Enamel. I use them on top of acrylic (dried). I like them for my outlines- one coat, and we're done.
I guess for blending while wet they wouldn't be so hot. |
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| scar09 |
| Posted: Thu Sep 22, 2011 3:07 am |
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Cool! That's really good to know. I might have to give them a try for certain situations. Thanks!
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| cmainiac666 |
| Posted: Thu Sep 22, 2011 3:15 am |
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| Avoid the Extra Fine tips- they suck. Fine and broad are the bee's knees though. |
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