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Wondering if I could color with Mildliners~
It didn't work. [Complete] Since drawing lines with a regular pen would smudge from the start, I first inked with a Copic liner, then colored with a Mildliner (a fluorescent pen from ZEBRA, known for its charming lineup of soft colors), and finally did a second round of inking with a Uni-ball ONE (a gel pen from Mitsubishi, unmatched in its deep black ink). Here's the result: Mild Baby Pink and Mild Soda Blue might be good for base coloring in small areas, combined with colored pencils. This time it's an original character, not a copyrighted one~
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Oh, you can use it that way too! I'll check out the stationery store next timeâš
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AuthorI used the regular Mildliner this time, but it seems there's also a brush-type called Mildliner Brush, which might be suitable for simple shading or coloring doodles. However, it probably won't be ideal for filling in large areas with solid color.

