Sharpie Markers- archival at all? - WetCanvas: Online Living for …
Dec 28, 2006 · My answer applies to ALL markers and not just to Prismacolor markers. Except for a few brands that are available, usually with a limited color range, and are advertised as both pigmented and archival, markers are based on dyes and not pigments. Thus, they are not lightfast and will likely fade or shift in color.
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Jan 26, 2018 · Since you used lacquer spray paint, oil-based Sharpie markers, water-based Sharpie Markers, and regular acrylic paint, your artwork is actually considered “mixed media”. I love mixed media and think it’s the most fun, but since some things don’t play nice with each other, you do have to test and research your various materials before ...
HELP! using paint markers with Acrylics (AnimePop Art)?
May 31, 2009 · Sharpie markers are generally not used as they can bleed through layers of acrylic. There are two types of sharpies as well, one is the permanant marker and the other is the paint marker (oil based). Both can be found at places like Staples, or Target.
Using Permanent Markers with Acrylic Paint
May 27, 2012 · The plastic case is a disposable marker while the aluminum case is a refillable marker. I would try and avoid markers like Sharpie. They have been known to bleed through layers of paint. Some of their markers are paint markers but have an oil/solvent base and may not be a desirable product for acrylics.
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Oct 15, 2011 · Sharpie inks are made with dyes and solvent that is not archival. There are other brands of archival markers but they wouldn’t penetrate into the paint surface very well. Paint is the best way to go. I would at least wait a couple months before varnishing over it.
Non-bleed markers for under-drawing? - WetCanvas: Online …
Jun 15, 2013 · Avoid solvent-based markers, as these can cause future problems. I would be hesitant to use Sharpies, although many artists do. You might consider using water-based acrylic paint markers. Dick Blick[/URL] carries the “Montana” brand, which are described on Montana’s website[/URL]. I have tried both their extra-fine (0.7mm tip size) and ...
Sharpie Extra Fine Markers - WetCanvas: Online Living for Artists
Jun 20, 2022 · To my recent horror Sharpie has discontinued their Extra Fine markers. The Ultra Fine markers are not an improvement for the sketching I do. Some have suggested Sukura Pigma Micron markers and pens. I like the Pigmas, but they’re small in the hand. Pentel sign pens are another I like, but the tip broadens with use if I’m not careful.
marker over oil paint - WetCanvas: Online Living for Artists
Aug 21, 2015 · I used an oil marker once. It turned out very badly for me. I just wanted to sketch a change in the path of a road. It sketched okay but when I wanted to cover the oil marker line it kept bleeding to the surface. I tried several times (layers) to cover it over an extended period of months. I tossed the markers so as never to be tempted again.
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Dec 18, 2010 · I thought I found one using Sharpie finepoint markers, but they bleed through layers of paint…Don’t use them! Even after paint and fully dried, and I repainted, the inks kept re-materializing, like magic on top of the oil paint! It took many layers of fast dry alkyds to cover up the pen lines on my last painting.
Oil Pastels and Ink - WetCanvas: Online Living for Artists
Feb 24, 2013 · I could be wrong but it looked like ink doesn’t adhere to O.P. because of the oil. I was able to get Sharpie Markers to work but the ink color looked nasty and was out of place on the O.P. I did find out is that Drewent Drawing pencils had a similar look and feel to O.P. They adhere nicely for details and can be blended if I make a mistake.