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Thank you for your lovely comment. As for media, I'm not picky about pencils and just use a jumble of budget-friendly local Korean and Chinese brands. (With cream/ivory/beige from artist brands because they aren't available in the cheaper brands.) I wouldn't know what media works best in a book because I don't use any notable brands for comparison. When coloring doesn't go as smoothly as wished, I find it more a paper problem than a pencil problem, and in that case, use a watercolor base to add more tooth to the paper. (I'm quite sure a marker base would have the same effect but I don't use markers.) Wish I could be more helpful but this is all I can offer for now. Hope you have fun in your coloring journey. ☺

Thank you. Yes, this is the first book of the RC series. 😄

Thank you. I'm sure your coloring will be beautiful in your own style. Hope you have fun with your book. ☺

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Thank you for watching! Wish you a lot of fun and joy on your new coloring journey. ☺

Thank you. I try to be more colorful in Rita's books. 😄

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Thank you. Hope you have a great day, too! 😃

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Thank you so much. I'm not picky about pencils and just use a jumble of local Korean and Chinese brands, but almost always oil-based. In more well known brands that would be Faber-Castell (Classics or Polychromos), Lyra, and Brutfuner. They should all work well in Rita's books. 😃

@@SuzyNuyos Thank you, Suzy. Looking forward to the next completed book video!

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Thank you for watching! Your comments are always very thoughtful. ☺

Thank you. Those pages were fun. Hope you also have fun completing your book. 😁

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Thank you! For the solid backgrounds I Iike to use acrylic paint, with very little water. Hope you have fun with your book. 😄

Thank you. I love Lulu's books as well. Hope you have fun with your book! ☺

I just use local Korean and Chinese brands, but they are mainly *oil* based. The equivalent in well-known brands would be Faber-Castell (Classic or Polychromos), Lyra, and Brutfuner. Hope this helps. 😄

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The Korean covers tend to be rather color-resistant. Hope you have fun with your book. 😀

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Thank you. Maybe one day. 😃

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Thank you. Besides pencils, I like to use watercolors and acrylic paint (with very little water), gel pens for details, and Posca white for highlights. I find coloring therapeutic, too. ☺

​@@SuzyNuyos Oh, so acrylic paint and watercolors are safe to use? I mean I'm always worried that it might leak into other side of the paper (I'm sure there's a word for this but it doesn't pop into my mind right now 😅). That's actually good to know since I just bought new acrylic paint shades. 😄 By the way, greetings from Finland! It seems like you have viewers from all around the world!

​@@deaya9377 The paper in Hanna's books holds up quite well, but use water very sparingly and test it out on another piece beforehand if you're not sure. Getting greetings from Finland is so cool, hi back from S. Korea. 😁

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Thank you. Solid black backgrounds are done with acrylic paint, with very little water (or none). Brands don't really matter, but consistency of the paint differs by brand, so testing on a separate piece of paper should prevent bleed-through. Hope you have fun with your book. 😀

So kind of you to answer my question. Thank you very much.

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Thank you. I color in multiple books at a time so I don't get bored. 😁

Thank you. This took around 2 years? I color in several books at a time, though. That page was fun to do. 😀

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