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**Title:** Drawing with All Orange Materials (Series Episode)
**Summary:**
* The artist introduces a new episode in their "drawing with all [color] materials" series, this time focusing on orange.
* They showcase various orange art supplies, including colored pencils, markers, watercolor pencils, and acrylic paint.
* The artist creates a character, "Signar Elders," an orange-skinned warrior with Roman and elf-like features, while narrating their process and design choices.
* The drawing evolves through multiple mediums, with the artist adding details, texture, and background using acrylic paint and airbrush paint.
* The finished artwork is revealed, and the artist invites viewers to share their feedback and favorite colors from the series, while also teasing upcoming content and encouraging engagement (likes, subscriptions, etc.).
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**Video and Channel Facts**
1. The video is part of a series titled "Drawing with all my [color] materials", with this episode focusing on orange.
2. The channel's host is referred to as "Ortiz".
**Materials Used**
3. To create an orange background, Ortiz combined red and yellow cardboard.
4. Materials used for drawing include:
* Prismacolor colored pencils
* Carangas pencils
* Watercolor pencils
* Markers (various types, including Prismacolor, Comic, and Podcast markers)
* Gel pen
* Pastel pencil
* Acrylic paint
* Airbrush paint (only two colors left at the time of recording)
**Drawing Process**
5. Ortiz started drawing a warrior character, dubbed the "Signar Elders", with an unintentional Asian influence.
6. Colored pencils were used for the face, with darker oranges for shadows and lighter ones for highlights.
7. Markers were used for the hair, following a similar shading technique.
8. Watercolor pencils were used to create a texture resembling animal skin for the costume.
9. Pastel pencils were used for the base color of another costume part.
10. Acrylic paint was used for the background, mixed with water for a specific effect.
**Story and Character Development**
11. A brief, fictional backstory was created for the "Orange people", involving separation from the Romans and Yellow Elves.
12. The character drawn is a warrior of the "Orange race", with physical similarities to Romans but retaining elf ears from the Yellow Elves.
**Video Conclusion and Engagement**
13. The finished drawing was shared with the audience for feedback.
14. The host invites viewers to comment on their favorite piece (from a series including blue, red, green, violet, and this orange piece).
15. Ortiz mentions being active on Twitter and invites viewers to like, subscribe, and join the next session.