Nicely done, Kacey!

As always, your work is beautiful to behold.

They're gonna win that competition! I know it!

Dem cats got swag! XD

WOW that looks amazing, great work! I love that dress too, 10/10 would wear :)

Lovely work as always! They look so beautiful ^^

Wow I love those colors!

Olé!

Looking good!

Love the pose, and the costumes! Well done!

saw it on youtube. loved it. excellent job, kacey

Lovely! Your fabric/drapery work...wow!

Awesome kind of art, kacey! I like it!

Oops... I should look ahead at the thumbnails - didn't realize there was a colour version! Looks more clearly like a male/female pair here. Awesome choice for the colours.

That's gorgeous! The reds bring the emotion of a powerful dancing duo

Wow, Kacey!
Your work is always just SO good!

So breathtaking. Absolutely love it.

They look like they would easily win the competition

I love Monita's dress! Flamenco dresses are the most beautiful thing in the world!

It's a small thing, but the new watermark you have in the top right corner is causing me to die of cute.

Thank you =D!

Original!

Amazing work :D

love the energy here!

and those paws <3

After watching the speed paint it looks like you actually used very little paint. For certain pieces do you use more or less, other than accents? Do you use markers for the majority of your character work?

Also how do you get it that your markers don't bleed over your ink lines @-@

For some pieces, I use much more paint than for others. For this piece, I was working on Bristol board, which doesn't handle a lot of paint very well.. I can paint on it, but if I use a lot of water the paper likes to buckle, so I usually paint on top of markers when I work on bristol board. With illustration board, I can do the whole thing in acrylic paints, because it can handle a lot of water. I use primarily markers for pieces on bristol board, like badges and some of my simple background pieces (like this one). The bristol board is very good with handling markers and preventing bleeding, as well, so unless I have accidentally overfilled a marker (which has happened once or twice), I don't typically have to worry about more than very minor bleeding. If I do bleed outside a line, I can usually touch it up with a little extra inking, or some white acrylic paint, as well.

Soon I will be doing some pieces that are mostly or all fluid acrylics, so those videos should show my painting process =D

Thank you ^^ I look forward to seeing more of your painting work!

Everybody wants to be a cat, because a cat's the only cat who knows where its at!

Cats have that thing, that extra special swing =^.^=

Really lovely piece! I'm especially fond of the reddish shading you used, its colourful yet subtle (not that I have anything against neon rainbow shading but...) and really makes sense in the context of all the red fabric and backdrop.

Thank you! I like to add reflected color to my shadows =D

I really like that, it adds a lot to a piece ^^

And that's another piece of art that shows how awesome you are as an artist, Kacey! :3

Lovely!

Stunning work Kacey! :D

very gorgeous artwork :)

Oh wow…stylish

These outfits are gorgeous! The flow of that dress, in particular, is wonderful.

I keep looking at this piece and admiring the smoothness of the markers. Somehow when I blend Copics, they blend well, but after a while look a little fuzzy instead of smooth. I wonder if it's the paper.
Do you scan your final image or take a picture of it, out of curiosity?

I'm sure the paper makes a big difference on how the copics blend together. I've also noticed that fuller/newer markers blend better than older/drier ones. I use Strathmore smooth bristol board for most of my marker work. I do scan the finished artwork, and then I do cleanup in Photoshop.

Thank you for the info. They're new copics and blend sooo nicely, so I'm almost sure it's the paper. It's for illustration, but not the typical bristol I use. Guess that's my answer. It's really inspiring to look at your marker work.

How much for sometime like this?

Oh, I very love spanish flamenco. It's my favourite dance. But I do not know how to dance it.