Uploaded January 2024 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
PROJECT RESOURCES: vanillaarts.com/blog/e34-video-resources
LEARN WITH AMY: colorwonk.com
Are you disappointed with E earth alcohol markers and brown blending combinations because they make your coloring look bland and boring-- or even worse, cartoonish and flat?
Illustrator and art instructor, Amy Shulke explores Copic Marker E34 "Toast" and colors a cinnamon roll using an unexpected series of not-brown markers. If you're coloring food, skin, fur, or hair with all-brown blends, you're missing an amazing opportunity to celebrate color, express yourself artistically, and develop your own personal style. This is a fine arts approach to coloring and these methods can improve the realism and artistry of your projects.
This is an applied color theory exercise. This is not a coloring tutorial and not a marker blending lesson.
#alcoholmarkers #realisticart #copicmarkers
PROJECT RESOURCES: vanillaarts.com/blog/e34-video-resources
LEARN WITH AMY: colorwonk.com
Are you disappointed with E earth alcohol markers and brown blending combinations because they make your coloring look bland and boring-- or even worse, cartoonish and flat?
Illustrator and art instructor, Amy Shulke explores Copic Marker E34 "Toast" and colors a cinnamon roll using an unexpected series of not-brown markers. If you're coloring food, skin, fur, or hair with all-brown blends, you're missing an amazing opportunity to celebrate color, express yourself artistically, and develop your own personal style. This is a fine arts approach to coloring and these methods can improve the realism and artistry of your projects.
This is an applied color theory exercise. This is not a coloring tutorial and not a marker blending lesson.
#alcoholmarkers #realisticart #copicmarkers
