Uploaded July 2019 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
Would you like to color more realistic looking ice cream with Copic Markers or colored pencils like Prismacolor, Luminance, or Polychromos? Stop trying to blend everything smooth! Real life is not smooth and your coloring should not be super smooth either.
Join Amy for a fun exploration of basic scumbling texture. Breaking up your blends can start you on the road to realistic coloring. In this video, we're doing moderate level realism but you can use this same textural mindset to get photorealism results if you practice!
"Triple Scoop" is an intermediate level adult coloring project using Copic Markers, Prismacolor Soft Core Colored Pencils, Sharpie or Posca Extra Fine water-based paint pen, and the "Triple Scoop" digital stamp from VanillaArts.com
Amy Shulke is a technical illustrator in SE Michigan. She teaches fine art based coloring classes, locally and online. VanillaArts.com
Further Reading:
"Triple Scoop" Stamp + "Music & Markers" demonstration video:
vanillaarts.com/shop/triple-scoop-digital-stamp
Daily Coloring Tips:
instagram.com/vanilla.arts.co
Beginner online Copic Marker class:
vanillaarts.com/workshop
How to add artistry to your coloring projects:
vanillaarts.com/blog/2017/8/14/artistic-coloring-adding-creativity-to-your-copic-projects-loosen-up
Add ugly markers for greater realism:
vanillaarts.com/blog/neutrals-ugly-markers
Vanilla Beans, FREE Saturday coloring tips:
vanillaarts.com/vanilla-beans
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"Triple Scoop" is an original mixed media coloring lesson by Amy Shulke of VanillaArts.com using her original ice cream cone illustration.
Original digital stamps: vanillaarts.com/shop
Online classes: vanillaarts.com/workshop
#copicmarker #coloredpencil #howtocolor
Would you like to color more realistic looking ice cream with Copic Markers or colored pencils like Prismacolor, Luminance, or Polychromos? Stop trying to blend everything smooth! Real life is not smooth and your coloring should not be super smooth either.
Join Amy for a fun exploration of basic scumbling texture. Breaking up your blends can start you on the road to realistic coloring. In this video, we're doing moderate level realism but you can use this same textural mindset to get photorealism results if you practice!
"Triple Scoop" is an intermediate level adult coloring project using Copic Markers, Prismacolor Soft Core Colored Pencils, Sharpie or Posca Extra Fine water-based paint pen, and the "Triple Scoop" digital stamp from VanillaArts.com
Amy Shulke is a technical illustrator in SE Michigan. She teaches fine art based coloring classes, locally and online. VanillaArts.com
Further Reading:
"Triple Scoop" Stamp + "Music & Markers" demonstration video:
vanillaarts.com/shop/triple-scoop-digital-stamp
Daily Coloring Tips:
instagram.com/vanilla.arts.co
Beginner online Copic Marker class:
vanillaarts.com/workshop
How to add artistry to your coloring projects:
vanillaarts.com/blog/2017/8/14/artistic-coloring-adding-creativity-to-your-copic-projects-loosen-up
Add ugly markers for greater realism:
vanillaarts.com/blog/neutrals-ugly-markers
Vanilla Beans, FREE Saturday coloring tips:
vanillaarts.com/vanilla-beans
__________
"Triple Scoop" is an original mixed media coloring lesson by Amy Shulke of VanillaArts.com using her original ice cream cone illustration.
Original digital stamps: vanillaarts.com/shop
Online classes: vanillaarts.com/workshop
#copicmarker #coloredpencil #howtocolor
