So I began my course on drawing the roofs of different cities in the world. The course is constructed in such a way that simultaneously lessons are given in three directions and on the same topic. I decided that I will sum up the method of comparing different techniques within a single topic. I will paint with watercolor, pastel and markers.
The first part is under the link:
[Roofs of the world: watercolor, pastel, markers] Part 1
[Roofs of the world: watercolor, pastel, markers] Part 2
[Roofs of the world: watercolor, pastel, markers] Part 3
[Roofs of the world: watercolor, pastel, markers] Part 4
[Roofs of the world: watercolor, pastel, markers] Part 5
[Roofs of the world: watercolor, pastel, markers] Part 6
[Roofs of the world: watercolor, pastel, markers] Part 7
[Roofs of the world: watercolor, pastel, markers] Part 8
[Roofs of the world: watercolor, pastel, markers] Part 9

Today I decided to repeat the picture, which was in pastel technique, with markers. I paint alcohol markers of different companies on special marker paper in the sketchbook. I begin by building a tower at once with a blue marker.

Then I start to type color. I use blue for the roof and beige for the towers. In the shadows, I mix them with each other.

Then I enter the liner and sort of like I should have a picture. But this is not so.

To correct the impression of the sketch, I decided that I need to add the sky. I take the pink and add the setting sun (It's not quite like that in the picture, but since this sketch is already beyond the scope of the assignment, I can afford it). For the sunset to be the setting sun, I add pink to the roof and shadow.

Here is my picture. And actually it was much easier to draw than the one that was in pastels.

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