So I'm going to do a tutorial!!

If you have any suggestions on any marker tutorials feel free to ask!!! I'll also be adding in some tricks in them too!!

Materials used/needed!!: Prismamarkers (Violet, Indigo Blue) Copic Markers (black and colorless blender (optional)) white gel pen, sketchbook (I suggest multi-media), and wax paper

Warning: Uses alot of ink!!

Trick!!: slide the wax paper under your page that your gonna color on!! That way it won't bleed through onto your other page(s)!!

1): start out by coloring an area with both of your blue and violet markers!! And don't worry if they bleed onto each other!!

2) get your black marker and color OUTSIDE of your colored area!! And make sure to leave some space between your colors and your black

3) now you can color in the space, but while you do it, make sure to use your black marker and flick it towards your colors, that way it'll be eaiser to blend!!

Trick!!: when wanting to blend something, try flicking!! Once you get close enough to where you want the color to fade or blend, flick it!! (for blending) Then use your other color and once you get back to the end of the other color from before, flick towards it. Don't worry if they touch!! Then use the brightest out of both of those color and color the area where they meet, keep coloring until they look like their blended well enough for you!!

4) use your violet and blue markers to blend your colored area with the black!! After that, go ahead and blend those to colors together, color the violet over the blue and the blue over the violet!! (optional) then go over it all with both of your colors!!

5) after that, grab your white gel pen and add in some dots that'll look like stars!! Make sure to make some bigger, thoe will signify as the ones shining brighter!! (optional) if you want to add more effect, grab your colorless blender and tap into an area you want bright stars to be!! It'll give it a bit of a glow effect!!

Trick!!: by using your colorless blender, you can use it to 'push' colors!! It is not ment for blending, it's for adding some effect and 'pushing' colors!! (in my opinion)

There we go!! Done!! Hope this was helpful!! If you have any suggestions or questions, feel free to tell me!!