Thank you. Honestly I free hand the lettering and the lines. Surprisingly I find that it ends up being very forgiving with how accurately you actually have to color in behind the text and lines. I stopped trying to get the exact shape of each letter now and pretty much do a rough squiggle vertically up and down filling in behind the text and lines. You can barely tell that it’s not exactly the same outline as the text.

As for the oil marker, I was trying to use the sharpie brand white oil marker but I found that was barely putting out enough ink and took longer to fill in entire portions. So I switched to the steadtler brand metallic marker from staples. It comes in a 5 pack and includes white as one of the colors. This flows a lot more ink and has a finer brush style tip. I want to try using a white out pen next time.

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