Pale Pink Copic Flowers? Stop Making this Mistake! @AmyShulke
Pale Pink Copic Flowers? Stop Making this Mistake!  @AmyShulke
Uploaded April 2024 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
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Do your pale pink marker blends usually end up hot pink, magenta, or even red? You're not alone!

Pale pink blends often look flat but the shading techniques we learn from tutorials can turn softly colored flowers brighter, bolder, and significantly darker. Is there a way to color flowers both pastel AND dimensional?

Illustrator and art instructor, Amy Shulke shares four methods for coloring pastel flowers with depth, dimension, and even realism.

Amy's videos offer coloring tutorials based on fine art techniques, realistic blending combinations, and marker blending lessons for mixed media Copic Markers + colored pencils. This episode demonstrates how a professional artist creates depth and dimension without increasing color value.

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