05
Apr
Drawing STARFIRE ♦ COPIC MARKER coloring tutorial + tame lapse
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Amazing drawing.Can I asked if what copic colors did you used for coloring the skin? Thank you.
Cool drawing of Starfire ✌️🌟
Good work! Looks pretty fresh 😉
The technique on display here is simply stunning.
A fan.
I didn't know waterproof didn't mean copic proof! Very insightful!
Very, Very nice video. Thank you for sharing your techniques, but most of all thank you for letting us know those things that went wrong for you in your initial stages. You just saved a lot of us up and coming artists a whole lot of time and a level of frustration that could cause some people to just quit. That to me is priceless to those who truly want to achieve the kind of art that you are able to create so effortlessly.
Also a much bigger thanks for adding some of the language barrier problems that you encounter while trying to help everyone that you can. You just gained yourself a new subscriber and I look forward to learning so much from your channel.
Wow, this was absolutely fantastic! Watching all the intricate coloring you did was so fascinating! I could watch your videos all day!! Thank you very much!!!
Absolutely gorgeous. Starfire's got the loveliest colouring.
Star fire has pink hair
Starfire isn't a teen, she's a grown young woman obviously
Awesome!!!!!!!
ooohhhhhhhhhhhh that's why robin like star fire
The one thing I would change is to make sure you look at source material when choosing colors, Starfire has bright orange skin and green starbolts and eyes. The artists who color her in the comics generally start with a warm saturated yellow tone instead of white since working from white can give her a human-like skin tone and tamaraneans need the golden-orange skin to identify them as an alien species since the anatomy looks very human-like.
And the coloring is amazing 😣
Woahhh love this u draw Soo good 😭
I just started trying out markers, and your video was helpful! Thank you for sharing your process and thoughts. Personally, I like to know the artist's rationale as they work.
i love it!
Where did you get the materials I need to know
The fire in eyes are green not blue
very sexy