
A. The end with the brush has the darker gray band where the cap meets the barrel of the marker. On a Copic original marker, the darker gray end is the fine point.
Q. Can I draw my outlines with a black marker then color them in with marker?
When I started on this picture the fine line drawn by the 100 black Copic was about the same width as the 0.8 mm multiliner. After coloring with my yellow look at how it smudged and bled. Yuck!
Q. How long will a marker last before it needs to be refilled?
A. This depends on what surface you are coloring on. Softer, more absorbent papers will suck your marker dry sooner than dense, tightly woven papers. Copic Original markers also hold more ink to begin with than Sketch or Ciao, so they will last longer before they need to be refilled. Also, the more you layer a color in one spot, the denser the color gets in that area so it won’t cover as many sheets.
A Copic original marker on regular copier paper will evenly cover 5 letter sheets and streak for a 6th page.
A Sketch Marker will evenly cover 4 sheets and streak for another 3/4 sheet. I haven't tested it for a Ciao, but it should be about 3 sheets and streak for another 1/2 or so.
A Wide marker will evenly cover 4 sheets and streak for another 2 sheets.
If you think it's time to refill then go visit my directions for refilling.
4 comments:
How interesting!!! Looking forward to tomorrow!!! :D
Great info! T H A N K S ! !
Hmmmmmm. . . What some people have to do for the cause, huh, Marianne? :-D (I'm just picturing you sitting at a desk coloring full sheets.)
Thank you for posting this, its extremely useful!
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