Hi, this is Paige from PageDraw and welcome to my video tutorials. In this tutorial we are going to be coloring a chibi. Okay, so for coloring I always use Copic Sketch markers which are like this and you can get them at my online store shop.pagodraw.com. They are cheaper than getting them at your local store but also they are actually really hard to find in art stores. So right now I am going to be using floral white for my skin. Well the skin base color. I used to use one shade darker but I like starting with a very very light color as a base and then I can make a darker from there. I personally find it much easier. And Copic markers are much different than normal markers. You can keep going over and over that one line and you will not get any streaks. If you are doing a large area it is really hard to not to streak it but it will do much better than getting markers not made for art. So I am going to add some blush. I add the pink color just before I start shading the skin because I want the pink to blend into the base and then when I go over with the darker skin color it will blend in much better so it is not just one pink. And then just finish that part and I will go over with my floral white again just to make sure it is mixed in a lot and then I will go over with the skin white. I always find that once you start shading the skin it is much quicker. So when I am just adding the darker colors because you are not doing much you have already done everything with the pink and the base. So now I am going to start coloring the dress and the accessories. So I am starting with this light brown. This G.B. was inspired because I really really really want cotton candy ice cream. So her top is like a waffle cone and her skirt is going to be the ice cream. So I just started with this brick beige as the base for the waffle cone and then I am going to do the base for this skirt. So I am going to start with pink. And then I am going to use the same for the little bow on her shoes. All boots. And then I am going to be shading for the pink parts. R815 and R850. So rose red and rose pink. And for the skirt I am going to be using just a tiny bit of violet and viola. And for the waffle cone parts I am going to be using light camel and light walnut. So we pass forward. So what I did to shade was I just went over where my fine lining was and just added more color and just added the different colors to bring the dress out and the shoes up. So now I am going to start coloring the hair and I am going to start with light camel. Then you have the base color and I don't want to leave that as the hair color because it is not that interesting. So I am going to be adding some light walnut and I start at the bottom, each bottom piece of the hair and I go up. Then the hair still looks pretty boring. So I am going to be adding some dark brown and just a little bit of it. Because I find when you add darker colors to the hair it just makes a stand out a bit more. I am just going to use some birthday dress to kind of. I know I said I am not to blend but I am just trying to blend the lightest part. So it doesn't look as bright and then just going over with my light walnut. And then right after that I add my white gel pen. Sometimes I don't really have to. Just kind of put a bit of it to the hair. And if you don't want a solid line you can just mudge it and it just makes a little bit of shine. And now the final part is to color the eye. So for the base of the eyes I am going to use Malfschadow. And I am going to let that dry for about a couple of seconds. When I do eyes I like to make sure that they make it a bit more dry than I normally have because since eyes are so small all it's going to do is blend in if you don't let it dry. So I just put some glue on there just to the top. There is not much of a color difference but it's best to add even if it's a slight change just add that color. And I am going to use Rose Red. Top it. So I am just going to make it a little bit more bright. And then I am going to go over with the oil again. And then I am just going to let it dry for a minute again. And now I am just going to add a pupil which I was just do half of it. I never do the full thing. I never complete the circle. That's what I mean. And then I am just going to shade the inside of it. And then to finish off the eyes you are just going to add a couple dots of white gel and just add a little bit of shadow in here. And you have finished coloring your TV. Thanks for watching my PG Draw video tutorials. Please check out PG Draw on Facebook. I want cotton candy ice cream.