tangieray asked: "Oli! Holy fricken crap I miss you! D':"
Ah tell me about it, I have missed you as well! D:
Anonymous asked: "I didn't realize how much applying a layer of water before you start painting really helps so thank you! Also about how much do Micron pens cost?"
Aw yay I’m glad that helped c: And microns are usually 2 or 3 bucks individually, but if you buy them in the pack of 6 sizes which is what I get, I think it’s around 12 to 15. I’m sure you can find them cheaper if you look around!
Anonymous asked: "For your watercolor tutorial, maybe you can show what kind of paint you use, strokes, and shading tips? It would be greatly appreciated!"
Alrighty I will try to make something up this weekend or something!
Anonymous asked: "You've inspired to start creating art once again. I've quit due to frustration, but you've taught me practice makes perfect. I really hope I can grow up to be an amazing artist just like you! Can you make a tutorial on how you watercolor? I love the way you do. Please, never stop making art. xx"
Oh my this is so sweet, I’m so happy you’ve taken it up again! What kind of tutorial do you want me to do, and what do you want me to show? I could make like a video or something, just let me know! Anyways thankyou for this lovely message, I hope you have many successful art adventures c:
nilbog4ever asked: "The designs on your shirts look so good, how do you transfer them onto the fabric? Because I've tried using iron-on transfer paper and it turns out really shitty plastic-y :P"
I use this Jolee’s transfer paper stuff. It got bad customer reviews but it works really well for me! What I do is when I iron it I go over it the first time and then let it cool completely, then I go over it a second time and peel off the paper while it’s still hot. That should keep it from looking all plastic and gross c:
cadav3rous asked: "Holy crap, your art work is amazing! How do you get those watercolors to work so beautifully?"
Awh thankyou! And I dunno, lots of trial and error and practice I guess! c:
