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that's what I used to do the stars. They're water based so they mix with watercolors I first touched the marker on the surface of the wet watercolor painting to do the brightness of the stars, and then when the watercolor was fully dried I did it again. They're really great because they mark over any surface so I also use them sometimes to correct errors on my watercolor paintings. definitely! Besides being a great complement to watercolor, and traditional art in general, they're cheap, something like $4-7 each depending on where you live. Since you want to do stars, I'd recommend you trying out the white one (PC-5M is the Posca type I used here, it's round-pointed). If you get along with it you could more effects with different colors
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