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And yea, I use watercolor really heavily, So I get the more saturated colors. But its Watercolor and a little colored pencil.
I used marker when I first went professional, but after seeing my originals fade in the sunlight of out door shows I switched to watercolor, which is more stable.
With all the changes to ink recently, that might change. Pigment based inks are being released for printers, and I'm hoping that they will move to marker.
I knew nothing about watercolor when I started, and I'm still light years away from knowing what I should. Just watched a lot of youtube vids, read many MANY watercolor books, and jumped in
my first several paintings were total busts that will never see the light of day, but as with everything them more I paint the better I get