
Explore Tombow marker tips, tricks, and techniques for beginners, including pros and cons, supply lists, and how the inks flow and move.
Use tombow markers, dye-based or water-based with a fine tip and brush tip, for beginner card coloring, but require fast application to avoid tearing paper; store flat with caps closed.
Color images with Tombow markers using a water-resistant Memento ink pad, start with light colors, add depth with flicking and darker greens, and outline with pale gray for pop.
Apply markers directly to solid stamps using the direct to stamp technique. Guard marker tips to prevent breakage, choose solid stamps, and moisten ink with hot air before stamping.
Explore the faux watercolor technique with Tombow markers on watercolor paper, mist ink, and a light-to-dark coloring approach to achieve watercolor effects while preserving detail.
Learn to watercolor with Tombow markers using stays on ink, bright colors, and optional embossing for precise lines on suitable paper.
Explore hand lettering with Tombow markers, achieving fine and thick lines through practice. The lecture points to affordable stamps and a resource-filled supply list to guide your lettering journey.
Create marker background techniques by misting ink on a non-stick surface or plastic, press to transfer, then dry and stamp with stays on or memento for seamless color.
Master the embossed resist background technique by embossing a solid image with clear embossing ink and powder, then color with markers and water to reveal a resist pattern.
Practice a drippy background by misting color ink on an acrylic block, transferring to watercolor or mixed-media paper, then stamp with distress oxide ink for a crisp, creative impression.
Color Tombow markers on coffee filters, saturate with water to create tie-dye patterns, then glue to cards and finish with edge options and stamping.
Learn to craft a galaxy background with Tombow markers, water techniques, and darkened edges, add stars and emboss a focal motif on a card.
Learn a beginner friendly northern lights background technique using Tombow markers, blending greens and blues, drying with a heat tool, and adding tree silhouettes for a starry night card.
Explore Tombow marker tips, tricks, and techniques for beginners with friendly guidance, the supply list, and join upcoming classes to continue practicing and have fun learning.
This class comes with a Supply List broken down between the different Techniques taught and the supplies used for Each one. It is also linked to the Supplies used saving you time sourcing new toys! You can find the Supply List Link with the Introduction Video.
The Techniques taught within this class are:
1 -Basic colouring with Tombow Markers
2 -Direct to Stamp colouring
3 -Faux Watercolouring
4 -Watercolouring with Tombows
5 -Creating a fun and loose background with Tombows
6 -Emboss Resist Technique
7 -Drippy Background Technique
8 -Creating with Tombow markers and Coffee Filters
9 -Galaxy Background Technique
10 -Creating a Northern Lights Sky with Tombows
Note: There is a creative element with working with Tombows. Sometimes it depends on stroke and pressure and with the techniques that use water, there is a certain amount of control you will have and the rest is embracing how the markers react and flow with the water. This creates an exciting and unexpected element to using the markers that should be embraced! Have fun with them!
*Additional Note* I am using Tombow markers in this class which are a dye based marker. You will likely be able to get similar results using dye based markers made by other manufacturers, I just don't personally own any other brands to test and compare with.