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well i can go “fix” my nasty feel the sky blythe and her nasty yellow hair

I haven’t tried them yet, though I have a couple markers in a few shades of pink and a special blender marker (for blending the colors). I don’t have the airbrush system.

I bought them for bear making, but haven’t tried yet.

Yes, they are sold in every bear making shop for painting on the special mohair bear fabric (it’s like fur). Bear makers use them to add stuff like blush, or to tint paw pads (made from ultra suede or felt), to add other tinting, but of course, not to dye all the fabric. In fact, they are sold as the primary tool for bear tinting! I don’t know about the quality and the chemicals or whether it stays for long, because mohair collectible bears are not intended for washing. I have to point out that mohair is a natural fibre fabric, but as far as I know people use Copic on synthetic furs and ultrasuede.

I know that Copic are one of the most favorite tools of manga artists too.

I haven’t opened any of my Blythes’ heads yet. I’m still afraid to do it! I’m just planning to make a custom, but still can’t find the courage

Congratulations on River being released. Some sellers on Yahoo Japan have already started taking bids for preorders! I’m looking forward to buying my own copy.

however, I worry about pigment staining since they are dye based, so test first if you decide to try it!

from the copic website FAQ’s:

Can I use COPIC Markers on glass, plastic and metal? A: This depends upon the actual surface. The only way to know for sure is to test. The surface characteristics will determine if the markers will stick and how difficult they are to be removed.

if you know someone with a set that maybe you could try it out on the underside of a blythe’s head, or up on the dome to test, that would probably be your safest bet. you’ll want to test both application and removal before using it on visible parts of her face.

what do teddy bear makers use them for? painting fabric? intriguing….

How do you think, can Copic Airbrush system be used on Blythes?

There’s some info about it here:

http://www.edinburghimports.com/shopping/FU8.asp

I was thinking about it, because it seems so compact and is widely used by teddy ebar makers.

Thank you! Your opinion would be much appreciated!

Will there ever be P-chips available to the masses again? Wishful thinking I guess considering how much goes into making them!

I fitted her with MRB’s scalp, and gave her blue-grey and sky blue eyemakeup, soft pink cheeks and natural lips with light pink highlighting.