Available for purchase as a COLORING PAGE if you want to follow along: etsy.me/39FHpnS • Timestamps • ⏱️ 0:32 Skin #1 4:00 Skin #2 5:17 Skin #3 7:15 Skin #4 *PLEASE NOTE: As per your request & the reactions of some people, I have adjusted the shading and coloring of the blushes. This is NOT the only way to color skin & blush with marker; this is just my way of doing it. My style is more cartoony, so the blush is more exaggerated. I also created these pieces with the intention of their blush and lips to look like makeup. If you want to create a more natural look, choose more natural colors. I used what was available in the set, but if you have more variety in markers, your choices will differ. Depending on your preference, adjust the level of saturation & brightness of the markers you apply.
I know most people just say "Wow your art is perfect" just to support but seriously, WHAT THE HECK?! THIS ART IS TOO BEAUTIFUL TO EXIST. HOW DONT YOU HAVE 5M SUBS???
I'm glad they are helpful and inspiring for you! I wanted to show how it's possible to create smooth coloring without brush tips, so I'm glad it was successful! Thank you! 😊
Ahh, this is really helpful, especially for the darker skintones! I kind of know how to blend skin, but the last time I tried, it just became a mess. :') Thank you for this video! ♥
Oh my gosh! I am so happy you made this tutorial, Nicole. I always enjoy watching your tutorials because they are simple and easy to follow, but they always answer my questions and I learn a lot from them. Thanks for posting this one! :)
Thank you for leaving such a kind comment! I always aim to keep my tutorials easy to follow & understand, so I'm so happy you find them informative and helpful! I hope you'll look forward to future tutorials! 😊💛
You are very talented! Thank you for this video! It is just what I needed. I was using water based markers and I did not like how my skin coloring was looking like. I have purchased the Arrtx skin set and I did Notice a HUGE difference. So looking forward to putting my colorings to the test!
Thank you! I'm glad the video was helpful to you and you were able to notice a difference in your art! I hope you have lots of fun using your alcohol markers more in the future!
Ahhh!!! I love you so much!! ☺️ I’m sooo happy!! I watched this tutorial very attentively and willl probably watch it again as I try to attempt to follow you, hehe.. This was so well done and so beautiful as well! Goodness, I love seeing these girls in different skin tones ❤️ I can tell that you worked really hard in this video and I really appreciate that! Thank you, Kiui! You are so talented! 🌹😁✨ PS: THIS VIDEO IS PERFECT FOR ME because I have the arteza skin tone set too sooo ahhh! I’m so excited to follow along 😄 hehehe
I'm so happy to hear you enjoyed the video and I'm so excited that you will follow along to the video! 😁 If you ever post it online, tag me! I'd love to see it! 😊
Thank you so much, just found your YT channel and truly helped me understanding better how to use the alcohol markers which had kind of frustrated me in the beginning of having them 😆😅 Make some more insightful art videos, please.. love your works! 🥰😘💘
I've just picked up my markers after a fairly long hiatus, this video has helped me pick up where I left off. Learned something new too, I was never able to get blush right.
Great video! Once again your voice is very easy to listen to and stay attentive! It’s hard for someone who is blessed with ADD since birth to pay attention to anything especially reading! I’m truly a visual learner and your videos and voice are excellent!
Is there anyway to use alcohol markers with a lighter touch? Another words, the markers I have are huge bold bright colors, is it possible to tone these colors down if they’re too strong or I have to buy a different set of lighter colors?
The only way I could think to lighten a color is to use a colorless blender, but typically I find myself layering markers enough where it actually makes the color darker. The best way to get a significantly lighter color is to, unfortunately, purchase a marker that is already light.
You could add light freckles with colored pencils - it would give it a softer feel. The natural "spotting" from alcohol markers are because I layered the markers a lot. Hope this helps! :)
I think it would be more helpful if you labeled the colors you used as what they correspond with (i.e. showing the reference number to the color and labeling it as base, base blush, light blush, shadow etc) I just think that would make it easier to follow along and helpful for those who use the same markers as you.
Thank you! By brush pens, is there a specific type in mind? I used the Arteza alcohol markers in this video which are chisel & fine tipped, but using alcohol brush pens for this technique would be much easier! Let me know what brush pens you're describing and I will see what I can do!
Alright - got it! Those brush pens are water based, so these methods wouldn't work with those, but I did release a "How to Blend with Watercolor Brush Pens" that includes some tips that would apply to those markers. I'll still look into these types of pens and see if I can create a tutorial video for those!
Available for purchase as a COLORING PAGE if you want to follow along: etsy.me/39FHpnS
• Timestamps • ⏱️
0:32 Skin #1
4:00 Skin #2
5:17 Skin #3
7:15 Skin #4
*PLEASE NOTE: As per your request & the reactions of some people, I have adjusted the shading and coloring of the blushes. This is NOT the only way to color skin & blush with marker; this is just my way of doing it. My style is more cartoony, so the blush is more exaggerated. I also created these pieces with the intention of their blush and lips to look like makeup. If you want to create a more natural look, choose more natural colors. I used what was available in the set, but if you have more variety in markers, your choices will differ. Depending on your preference, adjust the level of saturation & brightness of the markers you apply.
hi how are you?
I know most people just say "Wow your art is perfect" just to support but seriously, WHAT THE HECK?! THIS ART IS TOO BEAUTIFUL TO EXIST. HOW DONT YOU HAVE 5M SUBS???
Hello! I'm doing well! How about you?
Aw, thank you so much for your kind words! Haha! I'd love 5M subs, but my current goal is 100K! Thank you for your support of my artwork and channel!
@@SketchingwithRabbits it's good your doing well same here loved the vid! do you think you may open a discord?
This tutorial is seriously gonna help me when I start adding more blending and shading to my art 💖
That's awesome to hear! I hope you enjoy the process - blending and shading are my favorite parts!
Thank you for including all different shades of skin tones!!
You're welcome! Glad you enjoyed it! 😊
I love these videos they are so helpful! And definitely inspire me as well! I'm amazed at how smooth your coloring is with bullet markers 😍
I'm glad they are helpful and inspiring for you! I wanted to show how it's possible to create smooth coloring without brush tips, so I'm glad it was successful! Thank you! 😊
I just purchased the ARTEZA Big 120 markers set and I am so happy!!! It arrives tomorrow! 😀👍
That's super awesome!! I hope you have lots of fun coloring with them - they're one of my favorite brands of alcohol markers!
Ahh, this is really helpful, especially for the darker skintones! I kind of know how to blend skin, but the last time I tried, it just became a mess. :') Thank you for this video! ♥
So happy it was helpful to you Anne!
you are the best artist i know so far!!!!!
Aw, thank you! 😊
Oh my gosh! I am so happy you made this tutorial, Nicole. I always enjoy watching your tutorials because they are simple and easy to follow, but they always answer my questions and I learn a lot from them. Thanks for posting this one! :)
Thank you for leaving such a kind comment! I always aim to keep my tutorials easy to follow & understand, so I'm so happy you find them informative and helpful! I hope you'll look forward to future tutorials! 😊💛
@@SketchingwithRabbits I love watching any of your videos, you're a great YT personality. You're awesome, never stop!
@@chaosmathis Thank you so much! That means a lot! 😊💛
Awesome as always☺️. You never fail to impress me since part 1. Thank you for this!♥️
Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed the tutorials! 😊
I love your commentary of art tutorial 😀
Thank you! Glad you liked the commentary - I hope it was easy to understand!
You are very talented! Thank you for this video! It is just what I needed. I was using water based markers and I did not like how my skin coloring was looking like. I have purchased the Arrtx skin set and I did Notice a HUGE difference. So looking forward to putting my colorings to the test!
Thank you! I'm glad the video was helpful to you and you were able to notice a difference in your art! I hope you have lots of fun using your alcohol markers more in the future!
@@SketchingwithRabbits thank you
Ahhh!!! I love you so much!! ☺️ I’m sooo happy!! I watched this tutorial very attentively and willl probably watch it again as I try to attempt to follow you, hehe.. This was so well done and so beautiful as well! Goodness, I love seeing these girls in different skin tones ❤️ I can tell that you worked really hard in this video and I really appreciate that! Thank you, Kiui! You are so talented! 🌹😁✨
PS: THIS VIDEO IS PERFECT FOR ME because I have the arteza skin tone set too sooo ahhh! I’m so excited to follow along 😄 hehehe
I'm so happy to hear you enjoyed the video and I'm so excited that you will follow along to the video! 😁 If you ever post it online, tag me! I'd love to see it! 😊
Thank you so much, just found your YT channel and truly helped me understanding better how to use the alcohol markers which had kind of frustrated me in the beginning of having them 😆😅 Make some more insightful art videos, please.. love your works! 🥰😘💘
You're welcome! I'm glad they are helpful and I definitely plan on making more tutorial videos!
Your tutorials are the best inspirational 🥰🥰🥰🙏
Thank you! I'm glad they could be inspirational to you!
I've just picked up my markers after a fairly long hiatus, this video has helped me pick up where I left off. Learned something new too, I was never able to get blush right.
I'm glad the video was able to help you!
Thank you so much for making this video! It was extremely helpful!
You're welcome! I'm happy it was helpful to you!
This Will help me a lot for sure 😍your art is so gorgeous 😍😍 1 + follower
I'm happy to hear it will help you! Thank you for following!
@@SketchingwithRabbits 😊💝🥰🥰
Great video! Once again your voice is very easy to listen to and stay attentive! It’s hard for someone who is blessed with ADD since birth to pay attention to anything especially reading! I’m truly a visual learner and your videos and voice are excellent!
Happy to hear that the video (and my voice) was easy to watch and listen to! I hope it was helpful and inspired you to create beautiful artwork!
Is there anyway to use alcohol markers with a lighter touch? Another words, the markers I have are huge bold bright colors, is it possible to tone these colors down if they’re too strong or I have to buy a different set of lighter colors?
The only way I could think to lighten a color is to use a colorless blender, but typically I find myself layering markers enough where it actually makes the color darker. The best way to get a significantly lighter color is to, unfortunately, purchase a marker that is already light.
WOW! TY so much for doing this…maybe I can actually make my subject look human!! 😻😻😸
You're welcome! I'm glad you enjoyed the video and I hope you find it helpful!
Thanks for this! Very helpful for when I add shading to my drawings!
You're welcome! I hope you enjoy the shading process!
@@SketchingwithRabbits I will, thankyou!
Thx❤✨
You're welcome!
I love your video
Thank you Jenny!
Would you make a tutorial on how to apply makeup on drawings ? There’s no proper tutorial on that 😔
Sure! I can write it down for a future marker tutorial!
THANKS BESTIE!! THIS REALLY HELPED ME AND I JUST HAVE ALCOHOL MARKERS
Happy it was helpful to you! Have fun using them!
Beautiful!! How did you add the little freckles like?
You could add light freckles with colored pencils - it would give it a softer feel. The natural "spotting" from alcohol markers are because I layered the markers a lot. Hope this helps! :)
I think it would be more helpful if you labeled the colors you used as what they correspond with (i.e. showing the reference number to the color and labeling it as base, base blush, light blush, shadow etc)
I just think that would make it easier to follow along and helpful for those who use the same markers as you.
In hindsight, I agree! In future tutorial videos, I'll try to add those in :)
Is shuttle art the same as the one your are use I get in the video ?
In this video, I'm using the Arteza Everblend Skin Tone set, however, these tips will work with any alcohol based marker set/brand!
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Thanks for being so early!
Can you make something similar with brush pens please?
I honestly love how you draw btw
Thank you! By brush pens, is there a specific type in mind? I used the Arteza alcohol markers in this video which are chisel & fine tipped, but using alcohol brush pens for this technique would be much easier! Let me know what brush pens you're describing and I will see what I can do!
@@SketchingwithRabbits thank you for answering me. I am talking about the Amazon dual blendable brush pens (the 24 brush pens pack)
Alright - got it! Those brush pens are water based, so these methods wouldn't work with those, but I did release a "How to Blend with Watercolor Brush Pens" that includes some tips that would apply to those markers. I'll still look into these types of pens and see if I can create a tutorial video for those!