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Dragon Playmat WIP
Surprisingly markers are the best tools to use if you have to draw on a giant mousepad. Acrylics make playmats too hard to roll up (and alcohol-based markers still are pretty resistant to water and all that sort of stuff).
For those who are wondering: due to their difficult nature I don't take traditional commissions (except in rare circumstances). A full playmat illustration would run about $250+ depending on the subject. I am considering doing one or two traditional pieces for the Anthrocon art show, if I have the time. :)
Straight Copic marker, no pencil sketch (fabric playmat is 14x24"). About three hours in.
For those who are wondering: due to their difficult nature I don't take traditional commissions (except in rare circumstances). A full playmat illustration would run about $250+ depending on the subject. I am considering doing one or two traditional pieces for the Anthrocon art show, if I have the time. :)
Straight Copic marker, no pencil sketch (fabric playmat is 14x24"). About three hours in.
Category Artwork (Traditional) / Fantasy
Species Western Dragon
Size 823 x 1000px
File Size 815.2 kB
Oh, wow. This is cool. Do you have an idea what it does when washed in washmashine? Do the colors really resist? I have a small set of Copics but I don't use them much, this would be a perfect use though. When washed in vinegar, this could be quite durable I think... (unless you spill an alcohol on the t-shirt, lol)
Thank you! Though, I guess I wasn't specific enough on what type of fabric I was painting on. XD
It's the fabric on a mousepad (playmats are like... giant mousepads you use to play card games or sometimes tabletop games). Not sure how colorfast markers are in other situations... I probably wouldn't do anything to a T-shirt that wasn't screen printing, but if you have an old white T-shirt it might not hurt to do a test area and toss it in the wash. :)
It's the fabric on a mousepad (playmats are like... giant mousepads you use to play card games or sometimes tabletop games). Not sure how colorfast markers are in other situations... I probably wouldn't do anything to a T-shirt that wasn't screen printing, but if you have an old white T-shirt it might not hurt to do a test area and toss it in the wash. :)
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