How Do You Color With Prismacolor Markers?
Coloring with Prismacolor markers is different than other types of coloring and works more like painting with watercolors than shading with markers, colors or pencils. While anybody can color with Prismacolor markers, those with strong backgrounds understanding the way light works in shading will have best results. Prismacolors are used in many art fields, from animation to architecture, to achieve a quick sketch that has a finished, professional feel. Before buying a full set of Prismacolor markers, which are expensive ($2 or more per marker), get a set of gray shades. This will allow you to create depth in drawings and understand the way Prismacolors work without breaking your budget. It is also a good idea to purchase a clear blending marker with your first set of Prismacolors. Most paper works with Prismacolor markers, but your best bet is a paper that can handle lots of layers and wetness. Watercolor paper and most sketching and art paper work well. There are two sides to each Pri
