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They’re cheap markers. If you click the description, you’ll find the link. If you check out some of my videos in my playlist “marker tutorials” you’ll find more links to different kinds of markers. Not sure what kind are best for you? ruclips.net/video/GOoWN8gsxDQ/видео.htmlsi=iQfJaG13o9w8TeIj Here’s the marker playlist ruclips.net/p/PLUEc88qd2A0MEUCz_qvqmNUh-13_WKWMI&si=8NpushHEivaR6v86

​@@colorwithkristithank you

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The Waterbased are just cheap ones(I don’t really use them so I don’t remember). These alcohol markers are Ohuhu. The links are in the description of the video. I also have several reviews, buyers guide (if you’re not sure what kind to get) for alcohol markers, and more on my profile in my playlists “alcohol marker tutorials.” I still regularly use cheap alcohol markers, Ohuhu, copic, and I have one Micheal’s brand (but I hate the way the caps fit).

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Wow. Thank you!

I would never go less than 300DPI. That’s the standard (typically) for digital art. If you’re using Amazon, you can preview the book. Then you can order a proof copy before you publish it.

@@colorwithkristi oh, that's great! Thank you so much for the help!

You're welcome. If you have any other questions, let me know.

I get this question often, so I made a video. Watch it here: 👍 or 👎? Nail Polish Remover to Revive & Refill Dry Alcohol Markers? [Marker Tip for Beginners] ruclips.net/video/PGTstJAseqc/видео.html

@@colorwithkristi thx😄

@Anandvlog476 you’re welcome.

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Maybe try running the tip under warm water? I’m not really sure.

@@colorwithkristi ok

Oooh that would be fuuuuuun!

I have a short video that answers this question. ruclips.net/video/I24kaPPlAhY/видео.htmlsi=eij2SRBj9n0Yxe86

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If they're alcohol markers, I would just grab some alcohol from the dollar store. It's worth the wait instead of ruining your markers. I would image if you fill with water, it eventually just becomes a regular marker, but I've never tried it. I have other videos on hand sanitizer and nail polish remover because I get those questions a lot. You can go take a look to see. But the short answer is ....no. I would just use alcohol.

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Thanks! Hope you love it!

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I would only use rubbing alcohol.

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You’re welcome. I’m frustrated with long tutorials that take 10 minutes when the answer is so simple. I’m doing a whole series. Thanks for the comment. :)

Check the ingredients. If there’s anything other than alcohol, I’d say no. If there is only alcohol, you could see if there’s alcohol at the bottom of the container and use that. Or squeeze out the alcohol from the pad. That’s all I can think of. Just be cautious any time you’re handling alcohol.

I’ve heard others say this. If it was mine, I wouldn’t because of the other ingredients in perfumes like scent oils and things like that. I only recommend alcohol. But if the markers are cheap and can easily be replaced if you accidentally ruin them, then I guess it can’t hurt. I would think perfume would be a much more expensive way to refill them though. Alcohol is relatively inexpensive.

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I’ve found sometimes I need to do it a few times. Stop before the paper starts pilling. Then let it dry. Then try again. Glad it worked!

I’ve never tried it so I don’t know. I generally don’t put anything in my markers that aren’t supposed to be there. If it were my marker, I wouldn’t do that. Instead, I would blend two colors together. Not saying you can’t, I’m just not sure and wouldn’t do it with my own.

I responded to your other comment. Hope it helps.

Watercolor paper is made for watercolor paint. You can use marker on it but it’s made to absorb water, so it will soak up your marker ink faster than regular paper will.

@@colorwithkristi ah thank you for info but what if we use some of watercolor brush before using marker use water as first layer and using secondlayer as marker it can save from have streaks? because we making slightly wet and using marker ... asking because i accidently bought water based marker instead of alcohol marker

You’ll have to give it a try. Waterbased markers are still great and have their own pros and cons. My advice is to test them out. Play with them. The main difference is blending and streaking is more visible with water based. But you can make great art or coloring pages with water based as well. Have fun with it. Try it out. Don’t be afraid to ruin a page. I have MANY MANY ruined pages for every good page I make. And I learned what I know about markers by using them and testing them out. Don’t worry too much about the end result. Just have fun with it! You got this!

@@colorwithkristi THANKS FOR ADVICE : ) i give a try

Let me know how it goes

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Look at the ingredients to be sure. If there’s anything but alcohol, I would not. You can google what the ingredients are to see if they’re harmful.

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Some of them don’t and I’m not sure why. You can still do beautiful blending without it.

Glad I could help! Thanks for the comment! Always appreicated.

I wouldn’t use anything but alcohol. Thing is… depending on the perfume, it might work. But there might be something in it that ruins your markers. I wouldn’t risk it.

@@colorwithkristidoes alcohol ink works (invisible one)

I’m not sure what that is exactly. Do you mean like alcohol ink you use to make art? I only trust pure alcohol with mine or the replacements the company (ex. Ohuhu or Copic) offer for my markers. But read the ingredients. You can look up the ingredients and decide if they’ll hurt your markers. I think of it like a car. My car only takes regular fresh gas. I could use premium, but it’s not made for my car. Diesel is also fuel, but would likely destroy my car. I ONLY trust fresh gas to protect my car that I’ve invested in. Pure alcohol is the only thing I trust outside of the refills made by the respective company. I hope that makes sense.

Nail polish remover could ruin your markers because of what they put it in to break down the nail polish. I only use alcohol. I’m glad you liked my tips though. I’ve got a few longer videos on what to fill markers with. Why and why not.