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Hello angels! I hope you are all well!

And first of all,  I want to thank everyone who still supports me on Patreon despite the fact I haven’t posted much lately. It’s pretty tough times so I appreciate your support more than ever. Thank you!

It's been almost 3 months since I started Patreon. So I’ve decided to take a look at the tiers I offer to you and see what can be improved in order to provide you with better high-quality content. 

I would like to add some really cool rewards such as access to all the courses I posted on the learning platforms, Q&A, live streams, and giving my feedback on your drawings. I am also thinking of removing some of the unnecessary features I offer but no one using them. What type of content would you like to see here? Let me know what you think, guys! 

I'm available to all your suggestions and requests, so please feel free to share in the comments or by sending a private message to me. 

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Gera Murasaki

Hi Yulya! I love he idea of sharing the content of your learning platforms! If everything is in the same place it's easier to follow + it's more affordable for people with a smaller budget. I would also love feedback on our drawings and Q&A. Thank you for caring and trying to improve the content of your Patreon! ✨💕🙏

Gera Murasaki

Oh, and another thing I would really love is some general tips on how to apply the markers (what color to apply first, how many layers, etc) when you want to draw from scratch with only a reference picture and no instructions... Personnally I almost cannot color anything if I don't have specific instructions and it's very frustrating...

art.is.journey

Well noted! Thank you for your feedback! I will continue to work on improving the content and making it more valuable for everyone. I am thinking of starting next month, I will revise and improve the rewards.

art.is.journey

I know what you are talking about. A few years back when I was trying markers for the first time I had the same problem. What helped me was observing the drawings of other artists I liked. I used to pick small simple objects from their drawings such as berries, cookies, etc, then I observed the object and tried to replicate that drawing using the same or similar colors. It helped me to learn how to blend the layers and develop my own style. And again practice is key. The more you practice the better you get and more confident as well. Don't worry about your own style, for now, focus on the technique. Use the basic rule for applying layers: pick 3 markers of the same color group, first apply the lightest tone, then the middle tone, blend the border between two colors with the light tone marker and last apply the dark tone, this time blend the border between mid-tone and the dark tone using the mid-tone marker. This general rule I use pretty much for all my drawings.