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experimenting with colours i don't usually work with!
made with promarkers & fineliner 
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Yeah honestly I only have a few copics but I find it worth while buying colours I use the most for blending! These are my go to pencilcase items! One pastel of each, and a mass of skin tones and pinks for copics
Frost blue is one of my favourites 
(rilakkuma is flexing 
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I do find copic blends a little better than promarkers tho 
but yeah I feel the gradient pain, the little edges bug me sm in my own work 
@ those eyes, fite me
alllllll about that pastel life 
thanks for the tip! gonna go through my collection and figure out what i'm using most...
do copics blend well with promarkers or only other copics? thanks~!
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I think blending copic to promarkers is definitely possible but it isn't as smooth as copic into copic, probably because of how the brush nib on a copic makes a smooth gradient compared to a promarkers bullet nib making sharper edges!pic.twitter.com/NO2aqVMe6X
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ahh this is really useful, thank you for the demonstration! looks like i'll buy an entire sky palette and not just a random lonely blue pen, then
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