What is a marker?

A Marker pen (English: Marker Pen or Marker) is also a Marker pen. It is a drawing color pen for writing or painting, which contains ink itself and usually has a pen cover. Generally, there are soft and hard written heads and two heads, a small head and a big head.

The pigment of marker pen is volatile and can be used for quick drawing at one time. It is often used to design articles, advertising slogans, posters or other artistic creations. You can draw thick lines with little change. Box-head pen is a kind of marker pen. Markers are also divided into water-based and oily inks. Water-based ink is similar to colored pen, and it contains no oil essence. Oily ink is more irritating and volatile because it contains oil essence. If the paint falls off the toy, you can use a marker to make up the color.

Coloring steps: Sketch: First, it is best to draw the manuscript with a pencil, and then outline the bone line with a pen. When you hook the bone line, let go, don't be stiff, and allow mistakes, because the marker can help you cover up some mistakes, then let go and dare to draw, otherwise it will be stingy and without tension. Color, it is best to copy the actual color, and some can exaggerate and highlight the theme, making the picture impactful and attractive.

Overlap: Don't overlap the colors too much, which will make the picture dirty. If necessary, you can overlap a little to achieve richer colors. Don't use too many bright colors. You can use some flowers and books, but you can also use those that require individuality, but you should pay attention to the arrangement and unity of the pictures. The colors that markers don't have can be supplemented by colored pens, and colored lead can also be used to ease the jump of strokes, but it is still advocated to emphasize strokes.