How to Blend SIMILAR/ANALOGOUS Colors with ALCOHOL MARKERS (Pt.6) | Marker Tutorial | iiKiui

[@SketchingwithRabbits]

This piece is available as a coloring page pack on my Etsy so you can practice these blending techniques with me!: etsy.me/30HVDTt • Timestamps • ⏱️ 0:36 Step One 1:06 Step Two 2:08 Step Three 2:29 Step Four 2:48 Example Two 4:05 Example Three

[@emmanem574]

They all look spectacular! I am again amazed at your ability to blend so smoothly ! Keep up the amazing work! I am looking forward to the next blending tutorial! I hope you have an awesome Thanksgiving and amazing week!

[@SketchingwithRabbits]

Thank you so much Emma! Glad you enjoyed it! Have an amazing Thanksgiving too! 😊

[@Annabel_Lee1809]

I love how they all look so vastly different yet the line art is the same! You're a wizard with alcohol markers!! 😍

[@SketchingwithRabbits]

Thank you so much! Glad you like them! 😊

[@rahuldentist1]

This is so help ful ! I subbed a week ago :D

[@SketchingwithRabbits]

Happy to hear! Thank you so much for subbing! 😊

[@artsyfoxy4791]

I’m gonna give this method a try, thank you

[@SketchingwithRabbits]

You're welcome! Hope it helps!

[@jennygholson]

I love your video 💄

[@SketchingwithRabbits]

Thank you!

[@ArtIsAPassion24]

Maybe a weird question but is it possible to use actual alchol to help with the blending process? Like isopropyl alchohol?

[@SketchingwithRabbits]

I've heard some people refill their colorless blender marker with isopropyl alcohol. I imagine it would work similarly, but it would help to have a marker/barrel to host the alcohol to help with blending. I haven't tried it out myself, but perhaps someone else has covered the topic? Hope this helped!

[@TrustNotMyHeart]

Wow!

[@SketchingwithRabbits]

Thank you!