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NOTE: Gesso does leave a light texture on your page and I have been told that it COULD affect the nibs of your markers over time so please be mindful of this.
10 Comments
Annabell
17/8/2017 06:30:47 pm
It really saved my life! I always love the coloring books so much and tried everything to use my copic markers on it. Now I know what to do. Thank.you soooooooo much!
Claire
17/8/2017 06:59:21 pm
You're so welcome!
Jess
17/8/2017 08:59:35 pm
Hi!
Jess
17/8/2017 09:01:24 pm
Oh!! And does it work with felt pens etc? My Harry potter colouring book is so thin I can't use anything but pencils on it!
Patricia Folkmire
17/8/2017 10:47:14 pm
Have learned so much from your tutorials. Really do appreciate the information. Have not used the alcohol markers yet for fear of the bleed. I'm really looking forward to giving them a try after this video.
Michelle
18/8/2017 06:51:48 am
Finnabair's Art Basics Clear Gesso is the "smoothest" gesso I have tried so far. Not tried it with markers though, only watercolours and acrylics. Since very few colouring books can take wet media it has been great to find away around it.
Sue
26/8/2017 09:51:37 am
Thank you for the tip. I am going to Amazon right now to pick up some. I am starting to use markers but am frustrated because of the bleeding. Your comment will be posted after it is approved.
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