More laundromat art--this was done with my new Chameleon markers--I bought them out of curiousity to see how they worked (I get the concept, but I wish their "brush tip" were a much larger brush tip than it is), so only bought the blue-purple set. As you can see, the idea of it is tipping a blender to the marker to dilute the ink for a brief time to do a light-to-dark shading process. The Chameleon markers have two tips--a bullet nib and small brush tip, then a cap with a colorless blender to cap whichever tip you're using for a few second to a minute to dilute the ink for a period of time.

However, while this works wonderfully in very small areas (such as the beach ball), the larger the area, the quicker the ink returns to the tip. It was extremely hard to do Rosemary's large areas with the concept of the marker's light-to-dark and by the tail, I gave up entirely--as you can probably tell. But if you're a marker artist doing small work, like artist tile or ATC/ACEO's, I think these markers are absolutely a nice investment for alcohol-based markers. :)

Pokemon belongs to Nintendo/GameFreak, Rosemary is my own OC.