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![[Art] Phoenix in marker](https://storage.googleapis.com/paperdemon-prod-la/submissions/thumbs/art_img_thumb_35199_b2651e54bfdf4dec59fd157f14c157855ebc8dd3287a2.jpg)
Thanks. 
This is part of why I've fallen so hard for marker work - loud, bright, earnest ink. Some of these colors say hello to the paper so loudly I have to protect the sketchpad page behind them. :p
This is part of why I've fallen so hard for marker work - loud, bright, earnest ink. Some of these colors say hello to the paper so loudly I have to protect the sketchpad page behind them. :p
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ArkillianDragon Just be careful of how you store it- markers aren't light fast. I wouldn't like to see this dull off! D:Firiel Oh gosh. Hadn't thought of that. >.< Most of the stuff here at home is safe, because it tends to be stored in sketchpads and have a pile of other paper and two hard covers between it and the light. But once in awhile I make a sale, and have no idea how the customer stores it... I'd hate for a piece to get worse over time while it's in the house of somebody who paid for it.ArkillianDragon Mostly safe unless it's light fast I like using my Polychromos coloured pencils cause they're super light fast, but not all traditional pigments are or can be. I have a Schminke watercolour set that is all light fast except this one super pretty purple that will fade in the face of the sun. I think though just warn people to not put it into direct sunlight. After that, you can't do much about it :/ Firiel That makes sense. <.<
No really- these reds make even the blue behind it look firey