My confidence magically increased over night, and now I have a real art book that isn't just filled with random crap.
I'm pretty new to this, though. I haven't been actively drawing for as many years as I've been actively writing.
I got these markers the other day and I decided to finally test them out. (I did test them out at the store as well, but it's deferent in your own sketchbook.)
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So I drew this picture of my Danganronpa OC, Tabitha a while ago. (I made sure to get a picture of the sketch in case the colors didn't look good and I would just color it digitally.)
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And here's the colored version.
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I did my best to try and match the color pencil coloring as best as I could. Also her regular (right) form looks really nice.
I used a white color pencil for the black of her undershirt (left), and black for her eyes (right) since the brown I used was not dark enough.
- If you use these markers, you should definitely put some paper (I used multiple papers to be safe) to prevent the markers from bleeding onto the paper on the back. They don't bleed much, but the do bleed some.
Here's my color test paper.
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And the colors I used for her.
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Look out for Danganronpa: Retirement Plan. Prologue dropping (hopefully) soon.
