The Correct Way To Color With Markers

Marker pen (English: Marker pen or marker), also known as marker pen. It is a kind of drawing color pen for writing or painting, which contains ink and usually has a cap, usually with a hard tip. Different water-based and oil-based markers have different usage characteristics. The characteristics of water-based marker pens are bright colors and clear stroke boundaries; they have a light color effect when combined with watercolor brushes; the disadvantage is that they are heavy, and overlapping strokes will cause the picture to be messy. Oil-based marker pens are characterized by soft colors and elegant and natural strokes. Coupled with the treatment of lightening pens, the effect is in place. The disadvantage is that it is difficult to control and requires more painting. In fact, you don't have to pursue the brand of marker. If you want to draw it well, you need a needle pen and a medium gray marker.

First,Grasp the big and let go of the small. That is, it mainly expresses the overall concept of the design, and does not pay much attention to the depiction of details.

Second, foster strengths and avoid weaknesses. The drawing process is determined according to the drawing method that the designer is relatively good at.

Three, heavy and light color. Monochromatic, local coloring.

Several common methods of coloring markers:

1. Parallel strokes:

The parallel arrangement method is to arrange the pen along one direction, such as horizontal direction, vertical direction or oblique direction. When arranging the pen, it should be noted that the hand holding the pen holder should be steady, the mood should be calm, and one stroke should be made. The pen moves backwards without interruption. The speed should be roughly the same when moving so that there is no unevenness. The movement process can be connected by pen and pen, or it can be left blank - flying white. In this way, there are dense and sparse paintings, there are main and subordinate, both unity and change.

2. Overlapping strokes:

Stacked brush strokes are used more in in-depth performance. For example, to show the light and shade and shadow effects of objects in light colors, the strokes should be repeated, and heavy colors are added to reflect the three-dimensional effect of objects. In special objects, it is necessary to repeat the strokes to show the expected effect, and in many cases, the method of overlapping strokes occurs.

3. Cross strokes:

After drawing the line draft, use colored pencil to outline the sketch. When coloring, first use the pen to arrange the stroke along the direction of the object. In the process of arranging the stroke, in order to express the texture of the surface of the object, the stroke and the pen are used. The angle is formed between the touches, and the color is added at the overlap to form a certain texture, so that the cross row of brushes has an idea.

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