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Shop for screen tones, brush pens, manga paper and more at Reprographics!
835 Virginia Rd, Crystal Lake, IL (815) 477-1018
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Copic and Prismacolor markers, Letraset tone, Strathmore Bristol board, Deleter manga paper, Sakura Micron
and more!
Top quality supplies plus great 'How to Draw Manga' books - explore the store to find everything you need for
Japanese Comics.
Need more help? Take a Japanese Comics class with experienced art instructor Susan Sieber, who studied
comics in Tokushima, Japan!

SCREEN TONE is a sticky-backed transparent sheet printed with dots
or patterns. To use it, cut out a piece to place over your character's hair or clothes, then use an X-ACTO KNIFE to cut around the exact outline. This method adds gray tones and patterns that
make your comic more detailed and professional! LOOK! >>>

A white poster PAINT PEN is great for adding white designs to black clothing
or white highlights to black hair. And of course a BLACK SHARPIE is needed for large areas
of black - don't wear out your brush pen coloring in hair, eyes and backgrounds!

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But before you place your SCREEN TONE, you'll need a dual end BRUSHPEN to
inking your characters. Choose a black brushpen for outlines - the brush end is great for characters and hair, while
the fine point is good for dialogue and panel outlines.

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PRISMACOLOR or COPIC MARKERS
are good choices for coloring your comic. You can use the gray sets instead of screen tones to get a watercolor effect,
or use the color sets to create full-color manga artwork. Ask for a sample marker to test, to see which brand
you prefer.

When you test a MARKER, first color in an area, wait a moment until it dries, then
color over half of that area -- this is how you would shade a character in your comic. If possible, test the marker
on the paper you are planning to use -- marker paper or manga paper is best, so that the marker doesn't bleed, making fuzzy
edges to your areas of color.
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