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In order to make sure that both images were identical, I simply sketched out the drawing on the left and then traced it onto the opposite side of the paper. Although it is impossible for me to use the exact same pressure with both pencils throughout the entirety of the art work, I have tried my best to make both images identical.
This image was such an iconic image when the first Apple Phone hit the market, or maybe it was the second, everyone see this image either on their phones, packaging or advertising for Apple, all these years later and I still love the image and have it on my phone. As I glanced around the room trying to find inspiration, I noticed the two little Clownfish on my home screen and decided to try them.
When I returned from our holiday a week or so ago, as always is the case, I needed to get the markers out and draw something colourful. This was not in line with a review per-say, although I did use the gorgeous Arteza Everblend Markers which I recently reviewed. I just simply wanted to splash as much color as I could on paper and get my art fix, quick.
With the Arteza Everblend Markers, I wanted to create something that was going to really show off the vibrant pigmented inks inside the markers. I came across this image on Pinterest and thought I would use it due to the dark colors blending into light at the bottom of the image, I thought this would also help demonstrate the blending ability of the markers.
I completed this painting on the Arteza Premium Cold Pressed Watercolor Pad, I also used the Arteza Water Brush Set for quite a bit of the painting and traditional watercolor brushes for the remainder. I will be doing a full review of the Arteza Water Brush pens at a later date, I think they are worth taking a look at on their own.
