Galaxy Skies with Water-Based Markers

In this quick mini-class, we'll learn how to create beautifully colored galaxy skies using water-based markers such as the Tombow Dual Brush Pens. We'll walk through sketching out a mountain scene, painting the skies with water and the brush pens, and then finishing it off with the mountain landscape, some trees, and stars to fill the sky.

I will talk through the materials, but a quick list of everything you'll need is below:

• Paper (I'll be using Strathmore Cold-Press, 400 series)
• Tombow Dual Brush Pens: Galaxy Set (or other water based markers)
• Water Brush (Ohuhu Water brush or Pentel Aquash Brush are my top picks)
• Pencil
• Compass (to draw a circle)
• Tombow Mono Pens (or Sakura Microns or other fine liner pens)
• Uniball Signo White Gel Pen (or other white pen)

If you're looking for where to buy your materials, you'll find all of these on my amazon shopping list here. The majority, if not all of these though, can be found at your local arts and crafts stores.

• Intro
• Materials
• Let's Paint!