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Sometimes I like to plan out what colors I'm going to use for certain shapes. You'll also see some of my notes on my sketches. I thought it'd be a great example for this. If you follow me on Instagram you'll find my peacock sketch familiar. A bitmap or raster graphic is, ignoring compression and other optimization techniques, simply one long list of all the pixels constituting an image, each one. Adobe Photoshop - For those of you on a budget you can also use GIMP (Open Source Free Software) as an alternative.Adobe Illustrator - For those of you on a budget you can use Inkscape (Open Source Free Software) as an alternative.I recommend using an assortment of pen sizes (Larger sizes for filling in shapes and smaller sizes for finer details).

Use whatever brand you are comfortable with. Fine-tip Markers - In this demonstration I use both Micron and Faber Castell fine-tip markers.Masking Tape - To hold down your transparency paper.blocky erasers). They are a little pricey, but last a fairly long time and are worth it! I like them because they can be used as a drawing tool, but also give you better control over erasing (vs. Eraser - Any will do, but I absolutely LOVE peel-off magic rub erasers.The key here is being able to scan in at a high DPI.

This scanner works really well and is fairly cheap (About $50 - $65) depending on where you buy it on the web. You can also use a typical all-in-one desktop printer scanner.