Drawing With Watercolor Markers

Drawings make with water soluble markers can activate and become an inflated, less predictable image. These images were drawn in pencil first, some of them also being transferred with pastel and then drawn in pencil. A watercolor marker drawing is laid out, but not with detail. It is lightly sprayed with water, and the colors expand, they read as half-tones and glowing shapes. There are a few different ways to use the technique with additional ink markers or charcoal, but the images can become beautiful without additional details.