Anonymous #1 1w

Like when people were buying bags with keychains already on them instead of collecting keychains and personalizing their bags themselves! That was kinda funny to watch

7

Anonymous #1 1w

Just art w/ alcohol markers

5

Anonymous OP 1w

OHH MY BAD i thought you meant it in a sarcastic way about people making stuff into microtrends i totally misunderstood. I love it when ppl find ways to make art that they enjoy :-)

1

Anonymous #1 1w

No it was sarcastic bc I see ppl buying 100s of markers, they run out bc they’re using the worse paper for it and then complain and not using it for their fullest potential

1

Anonymous OP 1w

And then they try to do a cozy aesthetic which it’s fine if that’s legit but why do you have 20 coloring books and using pretty good markers for it

1

Anonymous OP 1w

Like they’re not using the cheap markers they’re advising to use the pretty decent markwrs

1

Anonymous OP 1w

OKAY YEAH i get it now my bad for misunderstanding again lol. But like as someone who also uses alcohol markers i get this so much because why are you using these markers on thin ass paper and complaining about it bleeding through/arounr the paper?? Like u do not need a full set of copics for coloring coloring books with pretty thin paper

3

Anonymous #1 1w

And you shouldn’t be buying copics bc those are the cream of the market crop (also all good for the misunderstanding I totally get it). Like use the cheap markers and also if you’re giving it a flat color (which not all do but it’s very common to have flat color) then you don’t need the $8 markers for that!!

4

Anonymous OP 1w

Yeah exactly, like you can buy alcohol markers at 5 below for like 5 bucks for a pack of 10 or on amazon or whatever and see how you like them first rather than diving headfirst into a 100$ pack of markers just to find out that you dont actually like how alcohol markers work with the kind of things youre doing with them

2

Anonymous #1 1w

Yea and like each brand feels different so it’s so much trial and error

1