Supplies: - Alcohol Markers, such as Copic- Black Ink (Memento, etc.- alcohol marker compatible)- Stamps- White Cardstock (Copic Compatible)- Copic Blender Marker- Copic Colorless Blender or other alcohol blending solution- Small Terrycloth Rag
Step One:Stamp Image on white cardstock.
Step Two:Color image as desired using alcohol markers. Be sure to color only the area of the image to be texturized. The remainder of the image can be completed following the texturizing procedure.
Copic Texturizing TutorialApril/May 2011
This tutorial was witten by Jane Bosi. Here we give you three different ways to add a textured look to an im-age colored with Copic markers using Blending Solution.
Step One:Pour small amount of colorless blender into a shallow dish. Dip rag towel into colorless blender solution, moistening the rag.
Step Two:Grip rag between finger tips. Bunching up the rag will give better control when applying blender solution to colored image. Dab and pounce rag over colored image, removing areas of the color until desired result is achieved.
Method One: Texturizing using colorless blender and rag towel
Method Two: Texturizing Using Blender Pen
StepThree:Allow to dry completely. Finish coloring and use as desired.
Step One:Using chiseled end of the Copic colorless blender, dab and pull ink on colored image. Short, precise movements will allow you to remove color from the image in controlled manner. Using this method, tex-ture and patterns can be created.
Step Two:Allow to dry completely. Finish coloring and use as desired.
Step One:Create a blender “stamp pad” using a portion of rag towel and a shallow dish. Place rag in dish and saturate with blender solution. “Ink” stamp using this custom pad.
Step Two:Stamp on top of colored image. As the blender solution dries, the omitted pattern will intensify.
