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Reddit mentions of FINE MARKER 0.5mm BLACK
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Perfect for art and designPin point accuracyIdeal for everyday writing tasks and detailed drawing or sketching work0.5mm tip
Specs:
| Color | black |
| Height | 5.4724409393 Inches |
| Length | 0.5905511805 Inches |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Size | 1 Count (Pack of 1) |
| Weight | 0.0881849048 Pounds |
| Width | 0.5905511805 Inches |
Hey! Thank you!! Sure thing:
1. Mess up a whole page with sketches and doodles.
2a. Pick one out and copy it on some tracing paper.
2b. Fiddle with it a bit to make sure you've got the right proportions and everything is to your liking.
3. Hop on over to the light box. If you don't have one, there are bunches and bunches of youtubes that can help you Macgyver one out very cheaply or free. (I got my first real official table from a craigslist find) OR if you have a tablet, google white, full screen the picture and Boom... intsa-light box.
4. Tape the tracing paper on the back of your paper. Depending on the weight of your watercolor paper you might have to go over the lines one more time if you can't see them clearly enough on the light box.
5. Lightly sketch out the lines, with a soft(ish) pencil (I use an HB)
6. Ink the lines, make sure its waterproof ink, I've been using Uni Pin Fine Liners
7. Tape down all around the edges on a nice sturdy, level, smooth board. A clipboard is great, MDF board is super duper too. If you don't tape and you use a lot of water or do a lot of washes the paper is going to curl and wrinkle a bit.
8. Let dry, or shoot it with a hair dryer, and remove the tape.
9. Hang on refrigerator.
I've not experienced pencil smudges with my paints, but then again I've been using the same pencil types for a while now so they may have some magical qualities. Any pencil lines I've painted over I can't erase, but pencils I've feathered in after painting I've had some success in erasing.
Does any / all of that make sense? Sorry if I rambled. I get excited answering questions I know the answers to :)