Mushrooms Marker Drawing - Ran Art Blog

My latest drawing.
Mushrooms, @bambuka collects them, I draw them.

Some marker-drawing review and tips.

The drawings above are with Ohuhu Honolulu alcohol-based markers.
I received a set of 216 markers for testing (the full set is 320), and reviewing.

They arrive with a case, which is great for storing, or to carry around.
I like to arrange the markers in color groups.

In addition, they come with color charts (with the names of each marker), which I recommend to fill, in order to get used to the color range.

Another feature they have is a brush tip that you can flip. Meaning, if you damage the brush tip, you can reverse it and have a new one.

These are the cheapest markers I ever used, yet they are quality markers, like most known brands.
For comparison, a set of 216 Ohuhu markers cost like 13 Copic markers...

Marker tips and brands:

Always make sure the cap is closed.

Some markers have a structure that will not roll on the work surface.
For example, Copic Sketch:

Touch:

And, Spectrum Noir Illustrator:

Other markers have either a cap brake, to prevent from rolling:

Or, a clip:

There are many types of tips, for different tasks.

For drawing objects with straight and sharp edges, like this drawing of a marker, use the chisel tip:

Here too:

For coloring (filling areas), use the brush:

Bullet tips (nibs), are good for details.

Some markers have a huge tip.

They are good for filling large areas.
Example in black:

And, white:

For more information about markers, visit my markers guide and review.

Ran

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