POSCA paint Pen Tutorial: Everything You Need to Know

Unleash your creativity and make your artwork come alive with the incredible POSCA pens! These water-based paint markers offer a world of possibilities for artists like you. With their versatile nature, you can effortlessly apply them to any surface you desire. Plus, with a wide range of nibs and colors to choose from, you’ll never run out of options!

One artist who has truly mastered the art of using POSCA pens is the talented Russian illustrator and designer, Polina Oshu. Her vibrant and captivating patterns come to life with the help of these pens. From stunning floral designs to mesmerizing abstract artwork, Polina’s creations have graced the packaging of M&S Food, LUSH Handmade Cosmetics, and even the trendy Jucy Judy clothing collections.

Now, in this exciting tutorial, Polina will share her ingenious tricks and techniques to help you make the most out of your POSCA pens. Get ready to take your artwork to new heights and watch as your creations pop with vibrant colors and stunning details. Let Polina guide you on this artistic journey and unlock the true potential of your POSCA pens!

Everything You Need to Know About Posca Pens

1. Activate your pen

To activate your pen, first you have to shake it. You will hear the distinctive sound of the ball in the tube, which is mixing the paint.
  1. Let the creativity flow

When you’re using a fresh pen, gently press the nib until it’s saturated with paint. If your pen starts to run out of paint while you’re in the middle of your masterpiece, simply press down on the nib again to keep the ink flowing.

  1. Keep them safe

Posca pens don’t demand any fancy storage methods. Just remember to put the lid back on after each use, as they can dry out quickly if left exposed.

4. How to use the extra fine (0.7mm) tip?

This is ideal for strong, confident lines and details.

5. How to use the fine (0.9mm-1.3mm) or medium (1.8mm-2.5mm) tip?

These are great for drawing lines and coloring in.

6. How to use the broad (8mm) tip?

This is best used for coloring in large spaces, backgrounds, and creating calligraphic lines.

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