About the choice of color of the Meihui marker???

This one is my use. Enough is enough. Water-based is OK, Mark is mostly used for quick drawing and early sketching, and I generally don't use the main picture.

I don't know. I only know the colors that Sanfu often uses in the United States.

Forehead... First of all, what you draw with a marker pen is crucial.

Industrial design products hand-painted, warm and cold gray This is a must, but also the most commonly used, but also the most commonly used and basic, other colors according to needs and their own preferences, I generally do not use very heavy colors, in addition to the very pure 3 primary colors. . . It's not very suitable for painting products, and it feels very tender, but this depends on personal preference.

The colors used in interior, gardening, architecture, and these scenes are roughly similar, and there is little difference. Grey tones are also important.

30 colors commonly used indoors: 4, 25, 36, 37, 46, 48, 66, 70, 76, 82, 88, 92, 94, 95

97，98，102，104，120，bg3，bg50，bg58，bg68，wg1，wg3，wg5，wg7，cg3，cg5，gg3

Landscape commonly used 30 colors 1, 7, 25, 36, 37, 42, 43, 46, 49, 53, 56, 59, 74, 92, 97, 102, 104, 120, BG51, BG58, BG68, CG1, CG3, CG5, CG7, GG1, GG3, GG5, GG7, GG9

30 colors commonly used in architecture: 9, 25, 36, 37, 42, 43, 46, 49, 59, 74, 92, 97, 94, 102, 120, bg50, bg58, bg68, wg1, wg3, wg5, wg7, wg9, cg3, cg5, bg1, bg3, bg5, bg7, bg9

Well... Actually, it depends on personal style. In general, the colors are similar, but different people have different preferences.

Hello! Available in red, yellow (gold), and blue (i.e. up to the RX78 colorway).

Black, green is commonly used.

The three primary colors: red, blue, yellow, and then black, white, and gray.

Japan Mira (Marvy).

Markers can be bought almost everywhere they are sold, and there are two types of single-headed water-based and double-ended alcohol. Water-based ** is cheaper, and there are more people who use it in the same way, but the effect is very poor. The barrel of the double-ended alcohol is thinner, and the two nibs are smaller.

Personally, I don't really like this feeling.

Korean touch

At present, the most are double-headed alcohol, which is cost-effective, and many people are using it. The size of the two nibs is moderate, and there are more colors. But I don't know why, the cap is so tight that I have to bite it with my teeth every time.

When purchasing, you can try the color of the pen yourself, and the color sample of the appearance of the pen is a little different from the actual color. Overall, though, it's more affordable!

Sanford, USA

Sanfu's Thunderbolt series is very good in workmanship, and it can be seen at a glance that more of the products sold on the market are double-headed non-toxic and oily. Personally, I feel that its double head is a bit too extreme, the big head is particularly large, and the small head is only as small as a needle pen. I don't like this very much, I don't know if other people like it, ** to not be particularly expensive.

German swans can also be seen elsewhere, as well as some other brands from Germany, Korea, Japan, and the United States, leaving aside for now.

Of course, there is also the top famous copic marker, but this ** high is not something that ordinary people can buy. Copic's markers can be drawn directly on copied drawings without dissolving the copy toner. The barrel of the pen is double-ended, one thick and one thin.

It can be filled repeatedly.

Personally, I feel that the effect of chartpark on sulfuric acid paper is very good, three and touch are used when I was a student, the genuine ones are about 10 yuan or so, and the pirated ones range from 2-5 yuan on **, and I feel that I still get what I pay for.

It depends on what you're using it for. For example, if it is a quick test question, it is recommended to buy a slightly better one to ensure the effect, and if it is a regular practice, you can buy a general one. Also, it depends on what medium you're drawing on.

If the sulfuric acid paper is very economical marker, it is recommended to buy a good set of color. The words drawn on the drawing paper are more expensive than the marker, so there is no need to buy such an expensive one, it is too wasteful.

Finally, in terms of personal experience, you don't need to get together a lot of pens, 30-40 pens are enough. Jumping to buy, a color can have 3-4 is enough to express. Hope it helps.

I don't know if you want to draw comics, clothing, architecture, landscape, or industrial design with markers. There are two kinds of markers on the market now, single and double, three pen types, and two pen heads.

Three kinds of pen properties: oily: 1Oil-based markers are quick-drying, water-resistant, and lightfast, and the colors are stacked many times without hurting the paper, and they are soft.

Alcohol: 1Alcohol-based markers can be written on any smooth surface, quick-drying, waterproof, eco-friendly, and can be used for drawing, writing, marking, pop advertising, and more.

2.The main ingredients are dyes, denatured alcohol, resin, the ink is volatile, should be used in a well-ventilated place, after use need to cover the cap tightly, to keep away from fire and prevent sunlight.

Water-based: 1The color is very light, the brushstrokes will rhyme, and there is a watercolor effect.

Two kinds of nibs: fiber nibs: the strokes are hard, sharp, and the color is uniform, and the high-end nibs are designed to be multi-faceted, and can draw strokes of different widths with the rotation of the nib. It is suitable for the shaping of space blocks, and is mostly used in the hand-drawn expression of architecture, interior, industrial design, and product design.

Foam nib: wider than the fiber nib, soft strokes, full of color, painted color granular texture, suitable for landscape, water, people and other soft scenes, objects expressed, mostly used in landscape, garden, clothing, animation and other professions.

Nowadays, there are more markers on the market, and there are only a handful of good pens.

Anime Costumes are specialized in Copic (Japan), Rhinos (USA).

Architecture, industrial design, product design professional with imark (Germany), genuine Korean touch (when you buy, you must pay attention to not 3 generations and 4 generations, those are counterfeit fakes, don't be greedy for cheap, a good pen can be used for a long time).

Landscape Gardens Planning with AD (USA), Rhinos (USA).

Tips & Tricks:

1) Use a cool gray or warm gray marker to draw the basic light and dark tones in the picture.

2) In the process of moving the pen.

The number of times you use the pen should not be too much. After the first coat of color has dried, a second pass of color is applied accurately, quickly. Otherwise, the color will seep out and form a cloudy shape, without the transparent and clean characteristics of the marker.

3) When using markers, most of the brushstrokes are mainly lined up, so the direction and density of the lines are regularly organized, which is conducive to forming a unified picture style. Methods such as arranging the pen, dotting the pen, skipping the pen, blurring, and leaving white space can be used, and it needs to be used flexibly.

4) The marker does not have strong coverage, and the light color cannot cover the dark color. Therefore, in the process of coloring the renderings, you should first apply light colors and then cover darker colors. And pay attention to the mutual harmony between colors, avoid using too bright colors, should be neutral tones.

5) The simple use of markers will inevitably leave shortcomings. Therefore, it should be used in combination with tools such as colored pencils and watercolors. Sometimes it is mixed again with alcohol, and the effect on the picture will be magical.

The oiliness of Baoke is best to use, economical and affordable, and it does not fade.

Markers and watercolors are different.

Compared to **, watercolor is much cheaper than marker.

I have used an oil-based marker pen from Sanfu in the United States, 10 yuan each.

I also used Korean touch alcohol pens, 8 yuan each.

The cheapest Japanese-made water-based marker I've ever seen is 6 yuan each.

I've heard of other brands made in Germany and Japan, and they are also more expensive.

For watercolors, I started with Marley and later with Windsor Newton.

The latter is better and more expensive than the former, about 10 yuan a piece.

The marker should be prepared with the color number, and then used with a colored pencil (I think 36 colors is better).

If you want to use watercolor, you can mix colors.

The point is that watercolors can be used for a long time, and markers are mostly disposable.

For hand-drawing, I used to start with watercolor when I practiced.

Because markers and watercolors have similar characteristics when it comes to coloring.

The color is transparent, not easy to modify, easy to dirty, and needs to be left blank.

It was only later that markers began to be used.

I feel that for indoor hand-painting, markers are more convenient and faster than watercolors.

But I've also painted large (2 A0 pieces together) outdoor hand-drawn drawings (similar to gardens) and similarly sized bird-kan drawings (at the time, the brush was a brush, like a small white cloud).

At that time, it is necessary to use watercolor, the color is soft, and it is better to be excessive.

If you use a marker. It is estimated that it is not enough to use up n counts of the same color.

The teacher used to say that if the watercolor painting is good, the marker will not be bad; A good marker drawing doesn't necessarily have to be a watercolor.

Watercolor pens are available in wool and nylon.

The former has a soft nib, good water absorption, and a fuller color, which also costs some pigment.

The latter has a hard tip and slightly less absorbent, so it is more comfortable to draw some hard materials, such as marble, glass, etc.

I don't know which one is better.

This thing, or the landlord himself to experience it deeply.

PS: I paint landscapes with watercolor pens, but I usually use brushes when I paint indoor and outdoor hand-painted. I feel more comfortable with a brush, and I can't say why).

I suggest you buy a better brand, not to say that those miscellaneous brands can't, but, since you want to buy a horse pen, isn't it just for use? Of course, you have to choose a good brand, otherwise it may affect your feel? Now the better brands of markers are Sanford, Copic, Touch, Marvy, Chartapakad, etc., these are all brand online buy marker brands, if necessary, you can go to the brand online to buy and buy on your own, then the above is more detailed.

Oily markers are not exactly the same as wine-based markers:

Alcohol bai markers have a strong du smell and will fade over time. Oil-based markers will not.

Swan's oil-based marker pen has a large area of paper and is easy to touch a large area. The quality of the nib is generally ZG oil-based markers, the best among the I have, the quality and performance are the best.

Touch's oil-based marker, the color is good, cheap, and the cost performance is the best.

Generally speaking, in oily marks, Sanfu in the United States and touch in South Korea are better Touch is more cost-effective Initially, you must buy more gray (about 3 4) The choice of other colors should pay attention to the color sense, and don't choose too "bright" Otherwise, the picture will look too "jumpy" after coloring Because the price of markers is relatively high, the oiliness is about 9 12 yuan per piece Therefore, you can choose some commonly used colors at first For beginners, it is more appropriate to need 20 or 30 sticks on hand.

How many colors do you need? For professional use, you need to buy 40+ colors, and for exams, you only need to buy a higher saturation, and cold gray, warm gray is used to paint three-dimensional composition and indoor floor. A dozen are enough.

There are also two types of markers: refillable and disposable.

mycolour2

Burk touch

Sta superior Korean so-park.

It is recommended to use an oil-based marker.

When applying a large area of du, there will be a zhi pattern of brush strokes, which is not easy to master.

I usually use the inner touch, and my color2, these two brands are good (with black pen barrels), and it is cheaper to buy online than in stores.

Professionally, you need about 30 sticks, but it depends on how you are used to matching colors. Generally, the gray system is bought with a partition number, such as cg1 3 5 7 9 bg1 3 5 7 9 wg1 3 5 7 plus a black (120), the rest is some bright colors, red is a dark color, a light color, an intermediate color, and so on.

There are not many fake ones, ranging from 6-9 yuan for a piece, and you can try it yourself and feel comfortable. Try not to buy domestic cheap

It's good to be able to use it.

In fact, it is almost the same with any brand you buy.

You know what I mean.

There is no one who lasts longer.

I've used several brands.

It doesn't make a difference.

There is a bar called touch When we were preparing for the college entrance examination, a design teacher at CAFA said to buy this

However, markers are divided into water and oil

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