W&N Pigment Marker Paper Test Sans Lineart
Channel: Becca Hillburn: Comic Artist
Date: 2016-03-15

Another installment in my quest to make Winsor and Newton's Pigment Markers work in my studio!  This time, I remove lineart from the equation of things that can possibly go wrong, and use a light table with my inks on a separate layer.

The Winsor and Newton Pigment Marker paper in this video was sent to me for free by Winsor and Newton for the purposes of promotion and review.  All opinions are my own, based on years of working as a professional comic artist and illustrator, and 7 years formal art education.  The markers were purchased out of pocket.  If you would like to help support Nattosoup Studio reviews, please consider backing our Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/nattosoup?ty=h

You can read Part 1 of the review here: http://nattosoup.blogspot.com/2016/02/winsor-and-newton-pigment-markers-part.html

Make sure you check out the Pigment Marker Playlist on my channel for more reviews and tutorials!

Materials Used:  

Artgraf LED light table
Winsor and Newton Pigment Marker paper
Winsor and Newton Pigment Markers
Blick Studio Sketch sketchbook
Kuretake Fudegokochi pen (inks)
Masking Tape
Music Credits: Steve Combs - Plug Me In