How to turn your art into stickers — Method 1 — ‘Copy’ art

<p>As promised in my previous article&nbsp;<a href="https://medium.com/@niguanta/how-to-turn-your-art-into-stickers-343509508984" rel="noopener">How to turn your art into stickers</a>&nbsp;, this is the first method of our sticker-making adventure.</p> <p>I love traditional art but I am also fascinated by creating digital illustrations. Because I am able to work better directly on paper and I am still practicing with digital illustrations, I found this sticker-making method straightforward. It&rsquo;s the perfect method to keep the original illustration as it is. Think of colored pencil drawings that would lose their charm if turned digital (especially how I&rsquo;d draw it now with my lack of experience). I am crazy about both alcohol markers and colored pencils so for this project, I used alcohol markers and fine liners. And this is how it went:</p> <ol> <li>I drew magical potions on marker paper using Ohuhu&nbsp;<strong>fine liners and markers</strong>&nbsp;(nobody is paying me to name any brands, but I love to know what other artists use as tools, so I am returning the favor).</li> <li>After I finished my A4, I copied the page using the Epson Ecoline 2820 printer. Instead of copying it onto plain paper, I loaded a A4 matte&nbsp;<strong>sticker sheet</strong>&nbsp;instead. The result was nice yet not fully satisfying because the colors did not entirely match my original drawing.</li> <li>I applied a&nbsp;<strong>sparkling self-adhesive laminate sheet&nbsp;</strong>on the sticker paper and ran it through the&nbsp;<strong>laminator.&nbsp;</strong>This truly gave it a beautiful finish.</li> <li>I cut out the shapes using a scissors.</li> </ol> <p><a href="https://medium.com/@niguanta/how-to-turn-your-art-into-stickers-method-1-copy-art-f6334374c0a2"><strong>Learn More</strong></a></p>