How To Color Skin with Alcohol Markers | Skin Tutorial | ARTEZA
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- Опубликовано: 5 окт 2024
- This video shows how to color three different skin tones types & how to color portraits using Arteza Everblend Markers! go.arteza.com/...
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The set of 36 high-quality skin tone markers that are perfect for expanding your art marker collection and helping you develop your artistry. Both novices and professionals will enjoy using these versatile tools to sketch, draw, and color. Each dual-sided marker includes a wide chisel tip for filling in large areas and a fine tip for details. The alcohol-based ink delivers bold, a highly-pigmented color that is permanent once applied and perfect for blending. The barrel's triangle-shape allows you to create in comfort and prevents the markers from rolling around while you work.
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In this video, we'll be showing you some of the best techniques to use when you're creating skin tones using alcohol markers! With the right amounts of layering and choosing the right tones, you'll be able to create any skin tone in the world. You'll want to keep some of these color combinations in mind for your next portrait or drawing of a human.
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This curated selection of unique colors is perfect for artists who may already have a large collection of markers or artists who find themselves drawing portraits often. Whether you're creating brightly colored manga characters, realistic portraits, cute illustrations, or fun caricatures, you'll find yourself reaching for these markers again and again. The tips are also replaceable, so once you're ready to change them, simply use marker tweezers to switch them out. The low-odor ink is AP Certified nontoxic and suitable for creators of all levels. Grab your set today and start creating!
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How to Start Drawing with Alcohol Markers
These markers are very unique and work in a particular way, so it can take a few tries to get used to. In general, they're great for blending and work well on slightly glossy paper that doesn't absorb the ink too quickly. If you're just starting your collection, you can find sets of 60 and 120 that have a wide variety of colors and shades that will pique your imagination. You'll find yourself spending hours creating stunning gradients and incredible color combinations. These markers are fantastic for bold artwork but can also be used to create soft artwork that looks like it has an ethereal glow. Try out different color combinations and swatch your colors, so you have a good idea of what you're working with before applying them to your finished masterpiece.
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We hope this helps you with your next portrait drawing! 🌈 Who do you think you'll draw next?
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Great tutorial. Learned a lot.
I like to use a white gel pen to make highlights
This was a very interesting video to pass onto my grand daughter who is well into portraits she is 12 good at drawing but needs to master the art of skin colouring. 10/10 from me.
I’m 15 and into drawing too, I found it pretty helpful as well
This is by far my fav portrait video with blendable markers 💕
I just received my first ever set of Everblend markers, the skin tone set. I had no idea there was a blender. I’m disappointed this wasn’t included in the set! Now I see they are sold out, so will keep an eye out for their availability. Please consider adding this to your sets? Thank you for this video tutorial.
These tips and tricks helped me so much!!! Thank you arteza😀😀😀❤️
This is an awesome tutorial, and the products offer fantastic results. I’m nowhere near as talented as the artist that demonstrated the techniques, but I’ll do my best to learn. Thanks.
Every artist in the world needs this video
Interesting......I loved the actual technique of blending the colors for the skin tones. I didn't particularly appreciate the descriptions as they were a little - coarse. Black people (not just African Americans) come in every single skin tone there is from Native red to European white to Asian Yellow to Indian Brown to African black and everything in between. I found it interesting that the artist strayed very little from the same TONE of skin color which such a rich palette to choose from. All the ladies were, in fact, around the same color - all were "light" skinned. In the future, it might be more helpful to show how to color brown, dark brown, and black skin tones. This was still an excellent tutorial, though, just in terms of showing how to contour, blend, and shade skin.
Thanks for the feedback! We appreciate you taking the time to watch and message us.
@@arteza No problem. I'd love to see the artist start skin tone at around A611, A625, and A627 as the base color. I'm new to alcohol markers and I do watch these videos to learn what/how to do something. I also am dark-skinned and don't find many helpful tutorials on coloring, shading, blending really dark brown to blue black or even purple black skin tones. SIgh.
@@arteza I agree with this comment about the descriptions of African Americans. It was abrasive. And you compared the skin tones to “coffee” and “espresso”, and even said to use a “flesh” colored marker for highlights- every skin tone is a flesh color.
Your response to this person’s comment is generic and looks like a bit of a dismissal. It’s unfortunate how things like this can be so alienating and offensive to artists of color. You need to do better.
I know this is a late comment but thanks so much for this video! It has absolutely helped me with blending colors for skin tones. It's easy for me to follow along with and understand why certain colors are being used. Thanks so much!
Glad it was helpful!
This is so helpful. Im always struggling with my skintones and shqdowing. This will be the perfect reference. Thanks so much for making this video.
Thanks for the great tutorial. ❤️
Very helpful.
so satisfying 🌻
Wow! First comment here! :) Thank you Arteza! This helps a lot! ;) I'd really like it if you could do a drawing tutorial for a portrait.
Thanks so much for uploading, the tutorial was super helpful, especially since I draw a lot of faces! Loved the trick with the blender and colour shading! However, my criticism is that putting another small video as an ad over the drawing footage is a bit distracting and makes it hard to follow the tutorial. I still love your tutorials tho
I reeeally wish you guys would come out with a brush tip for your markers since they're so much easier to use as I already consider buying your skin tone set because of all the great colors
Thank you so much for the feedback! We taking all comments into consideration and we appreciate the response. So happy you find it helpful as well. We look forward to seeing you share your work!
I felt the same way. Especially since I'm brand new, as in I just bought these markers today. I'd love to see some slower videos of each nationality so it's easier for those new to the medium to more easily learn. This was fun to watch though.
Needed this tutorial,thanks!
Thanks for the tips. She did an amazing job. Would like to see how you would shade a Mexican American. Love how your markers blend so amazing, 😁😁😁
Loved how she did the swashes on the side.
Ordered and got mine in the mail. Cant wait.
WOW! I love this video. I find it difficult to get skin tones correct. This helped a lot.
Definitely getting the skintone markers.
More skin tones and hair colors please. Hispanic skin tones and red hair and grey/white hair would be very appreciated.
That's a fantastic suggestion, Linda! We'll pass this on to our team!
I just got the skin tone markers 2 days ago. 10/10 for me. 😎😍🌹💜
So glad you are enjoying the products!
I've been trying to get a hang of faces and this vid helps so much. Just 1 question; could you make a similar one but with male faces? :}
Yes, they could do that and include even more different skin tones
@@mariarzyt_3D Yes. I would have liked to see some tips on really dark skin tones since. I find them fun to color since you can really change the tone simply by the nightlight color. It would also be fun to see some alien skin tones too! And maybe vitiligo!
This helped me so much!!!
Awesome! We're so glad to hear that! :-)
@@arteza :D!!!
This is so calling to watchh😍😍
Amazing ❤️
Love my Arteza products
That is so good to hear! Which products do you have?
This is awesome.
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What is the difference between markers in a black tube and markers in a white tube?
The markers in the gray barrels have brush nibs. The markers in the white barrels have a fine nib and chisel nib.
so the skin tones and grey tones aren’t in the 144 set?
The set o 144 does include a few from the Skin Tones and Grey Tones sets; however, it doesn't include all of them.
@@arteza oh okay thank you, i’ll buy the skin tones set as well then and maybe the grey tones
Awesome ❤
Is the blender marker in one of those sets of markers? Thank you!
They are automatically blendable with each other, with no blending marker required.
Do this work on fabric? Like denim
Hey Reggie! Alcohol markers can be used on fabrics, but they tend to show as more transparent since fabrics are porous. For fabrics, we'd recommend our Fabric Markers.
Would love to have these makers
Feel free to try them out! We have a 100% satisfaction guarantee for all our products. So if something doesn't quite work out, let us know and we’ll be happy to help answer any questions or process a hassle-free return if needed.
@@arteza I just ordered them thank you and I will let you know how they are..i watch Karen Campbell all the time on you tube and she has these if I'm not mistaken she uses a lot of your products Karen is the one that told me about you guys and I love your paints I have some
Aw, of course! We can't wait to hear what you think about them. Happy creating!
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Nice video!
Thanks! We're glad you enjoyed it. 🥰
We?
I cant find the set anywhere
Below is a link to the product page for the markers used in the video.
arteza.com/products/everblend-art-markers-set-of-36?_pos=9&_sid=f477d50ab&_ss=r&_fid=13644b5db
Please make a water colour one pls 😢😢😢😢😊😲😟😟😟😔
That's a great suggestion! We'll pass it to our product development team for consideration. Thank you!
Which of your papers do you suggest for using with these markers? I bought some paper from the local art store that was labeled "Marker Paper" but it is awful.
For best results, we recommend using Marker Paper. There are many different papers that can be used with the EverBlend Art Markers and each paper yields different results. We recommend trying out different types of paper to see what works best for your art style.
Idk if you're interested, but I use laserjet printer paper, 250 g/m³ by Mondy and I think it's pretty good, never bleeds through, smooth surface
Yeah, you can just use color theory terminology to decribe skintones rather than race ideology as most of the race based info you stated are arbitrary at best false at worse.
Most African Americans are dark skinned as in the shadow spectrum of light and dark so if you are drawing a dominant standard that character should have been darker.
Also not all Europeans are fair skinned with oval head shapes. My family is from Spain we all have differing head shapes and range from light to mid tone skin hues.
Features will vary among all humans no matter the region they exist in so there is no grand standard that can encompass continents to make the generalizarion that all people born in that contient will look as you depict.
Be more objective please and less political in your langauge.
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The term "these people" at 8:01 is offensive. It should be changed. Other than this faux pax, the video is informative.
Thank you for sharing your thoughts. We'll share this with our team.
The writing was way to small to read.
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