Nice! Thanks for the tips, this was really helpful and entertaining to boot. 🦎🐙

@WelzieArt

2 жыл бұрын

Awesome thanks!! 🤙🏼

Fantastic little workshop. Totally get your instructional style which makes it clear. How easy is Posca to use in a temporary way on windows Welzie? Would it be easily removable? Am also wondering how good it might look from the inside of the window if you've drawn outside the windows. And... last question honest... how do they stand up to our British rainy cold weather? :) Thanks. Am enjoying watching these!

@WelzieArt

Жыл бұрын

Posca does work on windows but they do scratch off really easy. It is definitely a more temporary solution than using oil based pens. But at least the acrylic will come off a little easier. As far as the weather I can only guess that the paint pens won’t last as long than say using normal acrylic paint. It’s all sunshine and rainbows out here in Hawaii. Good luck, have fun and stay inspired 🤙🏼

This was great Welzie, and very helpful

@WelzieArt

2 жыл бұрын

Awesome! Thank you!

Great vid. Super helpful man. Quick question, and probably obvious, is it okay to use traditional acrylics either under or over the Poscas?

@WelzieArt

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks! Yes you can definitely use acrylic over or under posca paint pens. The only trouble you get in is when you use acrylic over oil base. Have fun! 🤙🏼

Nice demo. I must try these pens. What size pens are you using PC-3M or PC-5M?

@WelzieArt

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks! I use mostly the PC-5m. They are great because you can do almost every size line with them and smaller detailed work. I think the pc 3m is too close to the 5m to warrant getting both sizes. I use the pc 1m for all detailed work and cleaning up lines on the bigger pen tips. Some people like the 8k for larger areas but I like the 17k. It has a ton of ink and the pen tip can be turned on the side to archive same size lines as the 8k. Great question. Hope this helps. Any questions you have just ask. Aloha

which markers should I use for glass painting....

@WelzieArt

Жыл бұрын

Oil based paint pens work great but posca pens do too. Posca pens will be easier to scratch off than oil but they do work. I have a video about oil Vs acrylic paint pens and a video about drawing on glass as well

Is there a reason you don't pencil the outline, add fill colour and then outline last?

@WelzieArt

2 жыл бұрын

Generally I do the outline of the sketch, then fill in colors. Then go back over the outline with the sharper pen to make the black outline over the full areas. Does that make sense? I haven’t watched this video in a while. If this response wasn’t what you are wondering let me know and I can try again 😁🤙🏼

background is done by posca too?

@WelzieArt

2 жыл бұрын

The. Background is done with pigmented resins 🤙🏼

What are you painting on?

@WelzieArt

2 жыл бұрын

I do my illustrations with posca pens on a resin panel. These panels are made with wood, covers in a layer of fiberglass with white pigmented resin. Then i paint abstract over the fiberglass with pigmented resins. This then gets a clear layer of resin which gets sanded to 320 grt. This is a perfect surface for drawing paint pens on. We do sell art boxes that include.my favorite posca colors and a resin panel painted by me. Welzie-are.com

I guess you cannot do gradients on graph paper, I assume your board you're using you primed it with gesso?

@WelzieArt

2 ай бұрын

I use resin panels I make. You can do gradients but on paper the paint will have to dry before adding the next color

@ravenshadowz2343

2 ай бұрын

@@WelzieArt, thank you although I do not see how to make the gradients with dried paint though.

@WelzieArt

2 ай бұрын

@ravenshadowz2343 I’m not sure what video it’s in. It’s only a short little description. You can do wet into wet or what I prefer do one color. Let dry. Then do the next color and use dots or lines for the gradient.