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I think this is my favourite pic of the week, drawn quickly trying out my new letraset promarkers. (Bought and paid for via amazon. Promarker 12 Piece Manga Set Chibi affiliate link, in case you fancy contributing to the next set 😉 )

There’s also my first chibi, drawn from the instructions in the set.

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I don’t have a black (yet, I *may* have spent the voucher I won via BritMums and Doddle on more pens) so that’s a cheap marker in the drawing and it shows.

Who knew that different papers made so much difference, that not all felt tips were created equal, and that markers can actually be something other than for colour coding your revision notes?

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3 responses to “Friday fun”

  1. Monika avatar
    Monika

    Wow! That’s pretty cool! I’m not sure I get the techniques your talking about, buy you’ve certainly tickled my curiosity!

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    1. Jax Blunt avatar
      Jax Blunt

      Thanks Monika, I’m really enjoying exploring the visual side of my creativity for a change 🙂

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  2. Susan Mann avatar
    Susan Mann

    Those are awesome x

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