Thank you so much!! You made my day. I think you are joking, but do not quit!! I appreciate your stopping by. Have a wonderful week. :)

I hope you will give them another go. Thank you for stopping by. 👽🖖

Thank you for stopping by. I am glad to hear that you got something out of it.👽🖖

My pleasure. I got over my fear of this type of video. Just needed a push.👽🖖

@@doodlerobot42 I meant to tell you, you did great explaining and everything was in frame, you seem like a natural♥️

@@coloringjenn1975 Thank you 😊

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I do hope you try again. Happy experimenting. 👽🖖

Thank you!! 😀👽🖖

Thanks for watching. I appreciate your support. 👽🖖

Thank you!! I appreciate your support. Have a fantastic day. 👽🖖

Thank you. What brand of SGL did you buy? And once you've had a go, let us know how it does. I know about being a scared-y cat. I am afraid to color in my most beloved books - like Tomislav Tomic and Futuristic World's... But, find a page that you don't particularly like in a book that maybe isn't your favorite and attack it with wild abandon... Happy experimenting. 👽🖖

Thank you. Llap and Mtfbwy as well. 👽🖖

I went out and had bought several of the glazes you suggested, anything with a dragon must be good. So watching all of your testing and techniques has helped a good deal. I will do my own testing, something I had already decided to do as that is the only way to learn. One more time thank you again for doing this.

@@maureenmorley9555 I plan on doing a video on the Glitterifics and dragonfly's very soon. But yeah - play play play with them. Fun!!

I seen it, but I've yet to try the rub on plastic trick. For fairy wings sounds like such a good idea!!! I have to keep that one in my brain for later. And I don't have watercolor ground, but want to get it maybe? I have heard that it makes it like watercolor paper? Very close. I would be interested to hear about your experiences with it. So please let me know once you have tried it!! 👽🖖

@@doodlerobot42 You can put watercolour ground on wood, metal, stone, glass and then paint on it with water colours! Magic.

I hope you have good results with it. Thank you for watching and good luck. 👍👽🖖

Yes. I agree. I see other peoples pages that they hate and I like them. Art is subjective... Thank you. 👽🖖

Good luck. I hope it works for you. 😀👍

@@ambient_landscapes Thank you. Glad you found it useful. There was no need to activate the markers. The SGL makes them feel as if you were painting with their nib. It feels quite luxurious actually. And I love watercolor on top of it!! TTFN🖖👽

I hope you have lots of fun with your new medium. And many successes. 👽🖖

Thank you! I appreciate your watching. 👽🖖

Excellent tips!! Thank you. I know about the watercolor ground but have yet to get around to trying it. If you try the other thing, do let me know how it goes please. Happy coloring. 🖖👽

@@doodlerobot42 I was wondering how the Satin Glazing Liquid compares to the Daniel Smith Watercolor Ground, but I have no easy access to those so I was hoping to with find a comparison on yt, but haven’t found any (And I mean really the DS Watercolor Ground, because Schmincke’s version is quite different, it’s a basically the same as other glazing gels for acrylics, and feels plasticky to color on, I tried gel glazing and schmincke’s WG and they are both too thick and plasticky, kind of like a tad bit smoother gesso). I tried sizing cheap mix media paper with regular gelatin (the unflavored kind that you can find on supermarkets). And it works!! Also works on watercolor paper that lost its sizing, both on cotton and cellulose papers. (Works even better on cotton of course). However I don’t have any books with amazon paper so I have no idea if it would work on paper this lightweight. The thinner I tried gelatin on was on 150gsm sketch paper (40 lb) I am waiting for my cmc order to arrive and will test them as well. I will also test both gelatin and cmc on Johanna Basford World of Wonders book (US edition), since I tried watercoloring on it and made a mess on a bunch of pages… If I have positive results, will post a comment here! Thanks for the reply and for the incredible detailed testings you made

Yes, that is true. And the more you water it down, the better your pencils will do. Thank you for commenting. 😀👍👽🖖

Yes. I think they rough up the nib a little. But, my using them with stencils did much more damage. Having said that, I have not really done enough pages to really gauge the damage. And I personally am not likely to use them to a great extent anywhere else... So, for me personally it is a non-issue. Hope that helps. 👽🖖

@@doodlerobot42 That's is helpful thank you Doodle robot :) Was planning on trying it again in a different book but then remembered the ink ran from the line art previously.

No, I haven't. But, I've heard the same thing. If you ever get them let me know what you think. 👍👽🖖

Thank you for stopping by. No, alcohol markers do not bleed through, but they do go on like watercolor, not clean and crisp. And, it will tear up the alcohol marker nibs a bit. It is a pretty effect, but does not look like typical alcohol marker work. There is a learning curve involved. Hope this helps. Happy coloring. 👽🖖

@@doodlerobot42 thank you so much for the reply

Hmmm? I have heard that gesso is a much rougher texture than the SGL - so it might destroy your nibs. I do not have gesso, so I am just going by what I have heard. ?? 👽🖖

@@doodlerobot42 that makes sense, thanks 🌷

Hi Dawn. Nice to meet you too. 👽🖖