Tobias Reed Production Knowledge Lead at 4OVER4.COM
Tobias is our voice for cutting, binding and large format, built from the knowledge of our production team, with over 20 years in printing.
Question
How do I get clean, layered art on a dry erase board?
Answer
Good dry erase art comes down to layering colors, planning proportions, and keeping the surface clean.
- Start with light marker colors and build darker tones on top
- Sketch a light grid first to keep proportions accurate
- Practice the design on paper before committing to the board
- Use fine-tip markers for detail and chisel tips for large fills
- Clean the surface weekly with isopropyl alcohol to prevent ghosting
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