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How to Color a Cartoon - For Beginners - Christopher Hart

How to Color a Cartoon - For Beginners - Christopher Hart

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How to Color a Cartoon - For Beginners - Christopher Hart Michael: Awesome. I'm getting a prisma color set of 12 markers, I hope theres a skin tone. I have a tough time identifying Caucasian skin tones for some reason haha. But if not I'll just color blue or green skinned people cause those markers are awesome. Thanks for the lessons, and spreaing the word about prismacolor Chris, it means allot: )
Date: 2022-06-09

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Hey Chris. you're a cartoonist. can you show us how to do animation, frame by frame, other than a bouncing ball or walk? Have you ever worked in animation before? If so, what show/movie? And what is your opinion upon traditional animation? Will it make a comeback in mainstream media, and do you like it?
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This is just a random idea but would if you could make a tutorial about drawing big crowds of people or something like for example a historic battle or just a scene in a crowded city, that would be super cool and also i thought this video was really helpful thank you!
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I have a question on coloring. when I colored my image I see points were the color gets a little darker after i color over an aria that has the color, what can I do about it to improve my skills(it hapened when I was coloring in some geens)
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I was wondering, what kind of markers do you recommend? I have been using colored pencils, cause they seem to give a certain look to my drawings, but I am thinking of expanding to markers.
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Aren't you concerned that the colored marker will bleed onto the other side of the paper? What sort of paper do you use for this then?
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Hey Christoper hart do you have any recomendation book that can teach fundamental rendering for beginner?
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what type of markers are those? are they watercolour based? or oil based? are they similar to sketch pens?
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