Drafting Film Background - Albrecht Durer Watercolour Marker Pens

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Possibly the quickest little background I have ever done, this video follows on from the demo trying out different materials on drafting film. This one shows how to create a soft but effective background using Faber Castell Albrecht Durer pens.
Materials used in this demo are:
Faber Castell Watercolour Markers - amzn.to/32jjZ2T
Grafix Double Matte 0.005 film - amzn.to/3ldxxFO
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23 авг 2020

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Комментарии : 17

@ninner196 4 месяца назад

I think that it is quicker than using cp with dabbing Gamsol. I haven’t compared really close honestly on my own work but it shows another great option. I am able to achieve a sort of water drop method by using cp on both sides with Gamsol but it comes out a bit unique every time. Thank you.😊

@Tidgipud Год назад

Thank you Lisa.. I have just ‘found’ drafting film and this is so helpful and super informative 🥰

@sandrapinto534 3 года назад

I didn't know water pens, pencils etc could work on drafting film. I've never used but I'd love to! Very good technique and beautiful drawing!!

@AnimalArtbyLAW 3 года назад

Thank you so much. But yes, so many different things to give a constant array of differing effects. Not enough time in the day to try them all though! :)

@dianablake9581 3 года назад

Beautiful painterly effect and so fast! Thanks for the demo!

@ArtandDiamondsWithEskies 3 года назад

She's gorgeous! Although I do not have water pens I do have a very few watercolor pencils and I will definitely give that a try. Thank you very much for demonstrating another technique for us.

@barbaracunningham9479 4 года назад

Lovely effect and really useful technique. Thanks, Lisa!

@sheilam1732 3 года назад

Thanks Lisa, not tried drafting film or watercolour pens

@susandahl2870 3 года назад

Really enjoyed this.

@emilyerdbeere9210 3 года назад

Amazing work! I am searching for a method of a smooth background for a long time. On paper it always looks grainy. On film I got this blurry effekt by blending my oil pastels with baby oil and rubbing it with a cotton pad. But it didn’t dry...

@freshwind4266 8 месяцев назад

I do color pencil art on drafting film new at this , what type of board/easel do you have this on, is it magnetic?

@johannamdunn 2 года назад

Hey lisa can you pop the link to the first video in the your comments for some reason it didnt come up in the corner on my browser

@madeleinemu 3 года назад

Hello Animal Art presenter, i love your videos and progress I am hoping you will follow through to next step with the drafting film, please, please I am a painter and with Coloured pencils i mount 300gsm Arches on wooden braced panels, no problem NOW we have drafting film, i got the backing board, i would assume a need to visit the framed for expensive frames?????? Any thoughts Please help Thank you

@lizziedae91 3 года назад

Have you used the markers much on normal watercolor paper? I haven’t found one they work on that well. Luckily I only bought two to test out instead of the whole set.

@AnimalArtbyLAW 3 года назад

I have but to be honest I do not like watercolour paper fullstop. I find the cotton fibres pill & stick to the pens or any wet media I use which makes me a bit frustrated!

@marionwigzell7334 3 года назад

I was a bit dubious when you started adding the pens to the drafting film, thinking "oh know, you're going to wreck that lovely drawing", but she turned out lovely. Can I ask why you chose to apply the pens on the same sheet as the drawing and not on a separate sheet to sit behind. Thanks for sharing (-: Marion

@AnimalArtbyLAW 3 года назад

If you watch the previous test video you will see that the colours soften & would become quite muted once dry. As the film is so thick it would have been too muted to do it on a sheet behind. I was originally going to use Panpastels but again, on the same sheet. It does look a bit odd when applying the pens doesn't it but a little goes a long way with them :)