I recently received some sample art products to try. I decided to try my Copic Markers on different surfaces. I have only used them on various papers, so I was excited to see the results on canvas, and an art board. I thought the ink would lose it's vibrancy, especially with the canvas. I figured the ink would just get absorbed into the canvas and it would take several coats to have any results. Making my experiment even more challenging is that I used a black canvas. I started out using a rubber stamp with white ink, and then colored in with my copics. I did stress out my marker nibs from getting the white ink on them, and using them on canvas and wood panel.
I don't tend to let that stop me from experimenting, that is the beauty of Copic's is being able to replace the nibs.
Here are the two black canvas's I experimented with.
I don't tend to let that stop me from experimenting, that is the beauty of Copic's is being able to replace the nibs.
Here are the two black canvas's I experimented with.
I do like the bright colors with the black background contast.
Okay so then I used the wood panel and was at first worried I was going to waste too much ink, due to the wood surface, but I kept going and was surprised that it really wasn't any difference than the paper surfaces. Here are the results.
I am pretty pleased with the results. I wouldn't have guessed to get such vibrancy on this surface. I am excited to see what else I can try.