REAL TIME Video - Karin Markers Portrait Study 🌸

Hello Everyone,

Happy Sunday!

Thank you for voting in the last poll ! 🗳
The idea for the tutorial which received the most votes is: How to Render Skin Tones with Colored Pencils. In this tutorial I will tell you how I choose pencil colors for drawing different types of skin tones + give tips on how to get balanced results and experiment on your own. 

The second topic that received a lot of votes is a tutorial on how to draw hair with a pencil so I'm going to prepare it for March! ✏️ 

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Today I present you the full, real time process of painting a portrait with Karin markers: Pigment Decobrush and Brushmarkers PRO. I use them partly as markers and partly as watercolors blended with water 💦 

Here's the list of the materials:  

• Pigment Decobrush 
• Brushmarkers PRO 
• Arches hot-press Paper 
• Black, Acrylic Ink - Liquitex 
• Faber-Castell Pencil 9000 - HB 
• Red, ColERASE pencil from Prismacolor 
• Faber-Castell Kneadable Eraser
• Water brush from a Chinese store (not the best)
• Roman Szmal synthetic brushes (2 sizes)
• One tiny, flat Rembrandt brush
• Golden Gainsai Paint from Choosing Keeping 

🎨 All the specific colors of markers are mentioned in the video when I use them. These are:

PIGMENT DECOBRUSH MARKERS:

• ALMOND 155U
• OCHRE 110U
• SANDSTONE 725U
• PASTEL GREEN 337U
• SOFT PEACH 1 169U
• PALE PINK 190U
• PASTEL BLUE - 283U
• PRALINE 772U
• PASTEL GREEN 337U
• PASTEL RED LILAC 2562U
• ORANGE RED 172U
• SAPPHIRE BLUE 294U
• SEPIA 477U

BRUSHMARKERS PRO:

• COOL AQUA 204
• VIOLET BLUE 688
• NEON PINK 6140
• NEON ORANGE 6120

The names and codes appear on the top right corner:

Other materials are also mentioned:

Draw with me and chill, lo-fi music in the background. The video lasts 46 minutes so it's a good amount of time for a daily doodle session! You can also watch the whole thing and see what decisions I make during the whole process, speed up the whole thing or watch only parts that are the most interesting to you.

Hope you enjoy it!

Hugs,

Gaby