Beginner Copics: Easy YG, G, and BG Starter Markers Amy Shulke: Marker + Pencil 2026-09-25 | Beginner Copics: Easy YG, G, and BG Starter Markers
Draw & Color: Realistic Highlights with Copic Marker, Colored Pencil Amy Shulke 2024-01-08 | Art instructor and Illustrator Amy Shulke draws and colors live-- answering your questions about adding realistic highlights with alcohol markers and colored pencils.It's standard practice to color highlights with the lightest marker in your blending combination. In fact, most people refer to it as "the highlight color". Now many people are using this same technique with colored pencils-- building pencil combinations as "shade, medium, and highlight color".Then as the cherry on top, everyone adds little white dots and dashes with a gel pen.Psssttt... did you ever notice this highlighting technique rarely looks realistic?Join Amy as she draws and colors a Valentine Lollipop starting on fresh white paper. Amy shows you a better way to understand the disconnect between coloring techniques and the way artists approach coloring with realism. Over the years, Amy has pioneered a fun way to use fine art painting techniques with alcohol markers and colored pencils. In this livestream, she'll offer tips for moving your art in a direction that reflects your taste and style rather than the latest marker trick of the month.Improve your realism and add artistry to your future coloring projects when you understand how artists approach highlights, plus and why popular novelty tutorials result in cartoonish and flat projects.RESOURCES & READING: coming soonDIGITAL STAMPS: sketch-garden.com (lollipop coming approx. 1-2 days after the livestream)LEARN TO BLEND COPIC MARKERS: vanilla-workshops.com/p/blend-summerFACEBOOK GROUP: ask questions or post your lollipop at facebook.com/groups/vanillaartschatWEEKLY COLOR NEWSLETTER + TIPS & CLASS DISCOUNTS: vanillaarts.com/subscribe-vanilla-beansSUPPLIES USED IN THIS VIDEO: coming soon
The Problem with Marker Blending Combinations Amy Shulke 2024-01-06 | Do you save blending combinations in a notebook for later use?Whether you're using alcohol markers or colored pencils, blending combinations have become a popular resource for people who love to color.Blending combinations are great-- for beginners...But if you're more than a month or two into coloring and you're still using nothing but color recipes borrowed from someone else? Blending combinations are now a crutch, holding you back from progressing as an artist.Illustrator and art instructor, Amy Shulke shares her easy process for finding colors from easy resources. We're starting with a common purple blending combo, then increasing the realism and adding artistic touches.If the idea of creating your own blending combinations scares you, let's break down the color selection process. This is easier than you think!Note: This video is not a step by step coloring tutorial. This is a lesson on color selection, intended to encourage you to begin coloring with your unique and special artistic voice. Become the artist you were born to be by taking this easy step towards expressive and original artwork.RESOURCES FOR THIS VIDEO: vanillaarts.com/blog/color-magic-purple-crocusPHOTO REFERENCE AVAILABLE HERE: vanillaarts.com/blog/color-magic-purple-crocusCOLOR THIS PROJECT: sketch-garden.com/shop/dutch-crocusMORE LINE ART: sketch-garden.comLEARN TO BLEND COPIC MARKERS: vanilla-workshops.teachable.com/p/blend-summerMORE ONLINE CLASSES: vanilla-workshops.comWEEKLY COLOR THEORY NEWSLETTER: vanillaarts.com/subscribe-vanilla-beansSUPPLIES USED IN THIS VIDEO: vanillaarts.com/blog/color-magic-purple-crocus
Marker + Pencil: Gray is a Rainbow Amy Shulke 2023-12-29 | Do you automatically reach for gray markers or pencils when coloring gray objects?Gray art supplies are holding you back, preventing you from coloring with realism and artistry.For years you've been debating whether to use Warm, Cool, Neutral, Toner, or French grays when the real question should have been, "is this even gray at all?"Illustrator and art instructor, Amy Shulke shares her marker painting process, coloring an antique silver fork with amazing color and vibrancy using Copic Markers and Holbein Colored Pencils.If you've been using the same gray blending combinations for years and you're frustrated because your coloring never seems to improve to the point where it looks artistic-- your extremely literal use of color is part of the problem. Marker painting is a fine arts approach to coloring where we focus on shape and value instead of worrying about whether this marker blends with that marker. When we emphasize the form with correct values and accurate desaturation, realism happens automatically. Note: This video is not a step by step tutorial. This is not a coloring lesson. Instead, we're sharing the thought process that goes into advanced artistic coloring. The coloring supplies you already own have enormous potential when you stop obsessing over blends and color. You can do this!RESOURCES FOR THIS VIDEO: vanillaarts.com/blog/resources-gray-rainbowCOLOR THIS PROJECT: vanilla-workshops.teachable.com/p/tarnished-silverMORE LINE ART: sketch-garden.comLEARN TO BLEND COPIC MARKERS: vanilla-workshops.teachable.com/p/blend-summerMORE ONLINE CLASSES: vanilla-workshops.comWEEKLY COLOR THEORY NEWSLETTER: vanillaarts.com/subscribe-vanilla-beansSUPPLIES USED IN THIS VIDEO: vanillaarts.com/blog/resources-gray-rainbow
Marker + Pencil: Aqua Chevron Christmas Ornament #3 Amy Shulke 2023-12-22 | Does blending make your coloring look more realistic?Absolutely not!Illustrator and art instructor, Amy Shulke shares her marker painting process for coloring a completely unblended and blotchy Aqua Chevron Christmas ornament with Copic Markers and Holbein Colored Pencils. For years, we've let beginner blending techniques define what's possible with alcohol markers. Let's move beyond basic blending combinations and finally color something that looks real.If you've been using the same beginner blending technique for years and you're growing bored with coloring books and digital stamps, there's a world of artistry just waiting for you. Marker painting is a fine arts approach to coloring where we focus on shape and value instead of worrying about whether this marker blends with that marker. When we emphasize the form with correct values and accurate desaturation, realism happens automatically. Note: This video is not a step by step tutorial. This is not a coloring lesson. Instead, Amy is sharing the thought process that goes into advanced level artistic coloring. The coloring supplies you already own have enormous potential when you stop obsessing over blends.RESOURCES FOR THIS VIDEO: vanillaarts.com/blog/aqua-chevron-resourcesCOLOR THIS PROJECT: vanilla-workshops.com/p/vintage-trimmingsMORE LINE ART: sketch-garden.comLEARN TO BLEND COPIC MARKERS: vanilla-workshops.teachable.com/p/blend-summerMORE ONLINE CLASSES: vanilla-workshops.comWEEKLY COLOR THEORY NEWSLETTER: vanillaarts.com/subscribe-vanilla-beansSUPPLIES USED IN THIS VIDEO: vanillaarts.com/blog/aqua-chevron-resources
Marker + Pencil: Bronze Star Christmas Ornament #2 Amy Shulke 2023-12-15 | Tired of basic blending?Illustrator and art instructor, Amy Shulke shares her marker painting process, coloring a photorealistic bronze star Christmas ornament with Copic Markers and Holbein Colored Pencils. For years, we've let beginner blending techniques define what's possible with alcohol markers. Let's move beyond basic blending combinations and cartoonish projects.If you've been using the same beginner blending technique for years and you're growing bored with coloring books and digital stamps, there's a world of artistry just waiting for you. Marker painting is a fine arts approach to coloring and it's very different than the average coloring techniques. Learn and grow as an artist rather than simply collecting more marker recipes to do the same old things.Note: This video is not a step by step tutorial. This is not a coloring lesson. Instead, Amy shares the thought process that goes into next level artistic coloring. The coloring supplies you already own have enormous potential if you use them for more than blends.RESOURCES FOR THIS VIDEO: vanillaarts.com/blog/bronze-star-resourcesCOLOR THIS PROJECT: vanilla-workshops.com/p/vintage-trimmingsMORE LINE ART: sketch-garden.comLEARN TO BLEND COPIC MARKERS: vanilla-workshops.teachable.com/p/blend-summerMORE ONLINE CLASSES: vanilla-workshops.comWEEKLY COLOR THEORY NEWSLETTER: vanillaarts.com/subscribe-vanilla-beansSUPPLIES USED IN THIS VIDEO: vanillaarts.com/blog/bronze-star-resources
Draw & Color: Details with Copic Marker, Colored Pencil Amy Shulke 2023-12-13 | Art instructor and Illustrator Amy Shulke draws and colors live-- answering your questions about adding realistic details with alcohol markers and colored pencils.Do you love to try novelty techniques in your coloring projects? Maybe you dab a wet cloth soaked in colorless blender over your coloring to create texture or maybe you draw a brick pattern with a chisel nib. Sure, it's fun to create special effects but you're also kinda hoping that this new technique will add more realism to the objects you color. Maybe you've even spent money on texture classes?Psssttt... If techniques created realism, we'd all color like photographs.Join Amy as she draws and colors a a fun little gingerbread man starting on fresh white paper. Amy shows you a better way to understand the disconnect between coloring techniques and the way artists approach coloring with realism. Over the years, Amy has found a fun compromise between marker techniques and painting techniques and she'll offer tips for moving your art in a direction that reflects your taste and style rather than the latest marker trick of the month.Improve your realism and add artistry to your future coloring projects when you understand how artists approach texture and color, plus and why popular novelty tutorials result in cartoonish and flat projects.RESOURCES & READING: vanillaarts.com/blog/copic-live-detailPURCHASE THE GINGERBREAD MAN DIGITAL STAMP: sketch-garden.com/shop/gingerbreadLEARN TO BLEND COPIC MARKERS: vanilla-workshops.com/p/blend-summerFACEBOOK GROUP: ask questions or post your gingerbread man at facebook.com/groups/vanillaartschatOnline Classes and Courses: vanilla-workshops.comArticles, Tips, Techniques: vanillaarts.com/blog-by-topicAmy's digital stamps: sketch-garden.comSubscribe for weekly tips, discounts, and notifications: vanillaarts.com/subscribe-vanilla-beansSUPPLIES USED IN THIS VIDEO: vanillaarts.com/blog/copic-live-detail
Marker + Pencil: Realistic Red Christmas Ornament #1 Amy Shulke 2023-12-08 | Let's rethink what alcohol markers can do.Join me, illustrator and art instructor, Amy Shulke as I share my process for coloring a photorealistic red Christmas ornament with Copic Markers and Holbein Colored Pencils. Let me show you what's possible when you stop focusing on blending techniques and blending combinations and start coloring like an artist.Too many people learn beginner marker coloring techniques and then stagnate, using the same beginner level techniques for decades. If you're growing bored with coloring books and digital stamps, if you're wondering why your coloring always looks cartoonish, or if you've always wanted to do more than just color, let me show you the world beyond blending. Marker painting is a fine arts approach to coloring and it's very different than the average coloring class.Note: This video is not a step by step tutorial. This is not a coloring lesson. Instead, I'm sharing the thought process behind artistic coloring. The coloring supplies you already own have enormous potential when you learn to use them for more than trendy novelty techniques. RESOURCES FOR THIS VIDEO: vanillaarts.com/blog/realistic-red-ornament-resourcesCOLOR THIS PROJECT: vanilla-workshops.com/p/vintage-trimmingsMORE LINE ART: sketch-garden.comLEARN TO BLEND COPIC MARKERS: vanilla-workshops.teachable.com/p/blend-summerMORE ONLINE CLASSES: vanilla-workshops.comWEEKLY COLOR THEORY NEWSLETTER: vanillaarts.com/subscribe-vanilla-beansSUPPLIES USED IN THIS VIDEO: vanillaarts.com/blog/realistic-red-ornament-resources
Copic YR24: The Secret to Colored Pencil Details Amy Shulke 2023-12-01 | Have you tried using colored pencil with alcohol markers?Join me, illustrator and art instructor, Amy Shulke as we explore Copic Marker YR24 "Pale Sepia" plus how I enhance this ordinary golden orange marker with colored pencils. I've used colored pencil over marker illustrations for almost 30 years and I've got lots of tips and tricks to share.If you're matching your pencils to the markers, you're missing an amazing opportunity to create new and unique colors, to express yourself artistically, and to develop your own personal style. Let's move beyond a literal interpretation of color to mix markers and pencils the way classically trained painters use paint. This is a fine arts approach to coloring and very different than the average coloring class.This is an applied color theory exercise. This is not a coloring lesson and it is not intended as an alcohol marker blending tutorial. RESOURCES FOR THIS VIDEO: vanillaarts.com/blog/yr24-video-resourcesMORE ABOUT COPIC YR24: markernovice.com/uncapped/yr24HOT CIDER DIGITAL STAMP + 6 COLOR POSTCARD & SWATCH KIT: As shown in the video. vanillaarts.com/shop/postcard-kit1MORE LINE ART: sketch-garden.comLEARN TO BLEND COPICS: vanilla-workshops.teachable.com/p/blend-summerMORE ONLINE CLASSES: vanilla-workshops.comWEEKLY COLOR THEORY NEWSLETTER + TIPS & DISCOUNTS: vanillaarts.com/subscribe-vanilla-beansSUPPLIES USED IN THIS VIDEO: vanillaarts.com/blog/yr24-video-resources
Copic R08: Underpaint Red with Green? Amy Shulke 2023-11-17 | What color would you use to shade a warm red like Copic R08? If you're like most colorers, you'd use a deep wine red because they're the darkest reds Copic makes. But is that the best we can do?Join me, illustrator and art instructor, Amy Shulke as we explore the use of Vermilion Red in our art and coloring. Using Copic Marker R08 as an example, I'll walk you through the specifics of red marker ink-- what makes this red alcohol ink special and how to blend with it.I've got some great tips for getting expert results from with red alcohol markers. Then using color theory, I demonstrate blending combinations for R08 plus underpaint and pencil accent colors for shade and highlight. Color and shade red with depth, dimension, and greater realism using my suggestions for organic and natural looking red desaturation.This is an applied color theory exercise. This is not a coloring lesson and it is not intended as an alcohol marker blending tutorial. RESOURCES FOR THIS VIDEO: coming soon!MORE ABOUT COPIC YR16: vanillaarts.com/blog/focus-r08MUSHROOM DIGITAL STAMP: 6 COLOR POSTCARD + SWATCH KIT: As shown in the video. vanillaarts.com/shop/postcard-kit1LEARN TO BLEND COPICS: vanilla-workshops.teachable.com/p/blend-summerONLINE CLASSES: vanilla-workshops.comMORE LINE ART: sketch-garden.comWEEKLY COLOR THEORY NEWSLETTER + TIPS & DISCOUNTS: vanillaarts.com/subscribe-vanilla-beansSUPPLIES USED IN THIS VIDEO: coming soon
Draw & Color: Real Dimension | Copic Marker, Colored Pencil Amy Shulke 2023-11-15 | Art instructor and Illustrator Amy Shulke draws and colors live, answering your questions about realistic depth and dimension for alcohol markers and colored pencils.Depth and dimension are popular buzz-words in the coloring community but odds are, what you've been taught is wrong. Do you know the difference between depth and dimension? Do you understand why blending combinations do not create depth or dimension on their own?Join Amy as she draws and colors a realistic poinsettia blossom starting on fresh white paper. Amy shows you a better way to understand and develop dimensional leaves or flower petals. This is also an excellent peek into how trained artists develop a drawing from concept through to a full color rendering.Improve your realism and add artistry to your future coloring projects when you understand how artists approach dimension and why popular blending techniques result in stylized, cartoonish, and flat projects.RESOURCES & READING: vanillaarts.com/blog/copic-live-real-dimensionPURCHASE THE DIGITAL STAMP: sketch-garden.com/shop/poinsettiaLEARN TO BLEND COPIC MARKERS: vanilla-workshops.com/p/blend-summerFACEBOOK GROUP: ask questions or post your poinsettia study at facebook.com/groups/vanillaartschatOnline Classes and Courses: vanilla-workshops.comArticles, Tips, Techniques: vanillaarts.com/blog-by-topicAmy's digital stamps: sketch-garden.comSubscribe for weekly tips, discounts, and notifications: vanillaarts.com/subscribe-vanilla-beansSUPPLIES USED IN THIS VIDEO: vanillaarts.com/blog/copic-live-real-dimensio
Copic YR16: A Natural Orange for Realistic Coloring Amy Shulke 2023-11-03 | I have a theory about orange... Do you avoid using orange alcohol markers, pencils, watercolor, or other art supplies until fall when Halloween pumpkins and blazing autumn leaves demand strong doses of orange?Join me, illustrator and art instructor, Amy Shulke from VanillaArts.com as we explore the use of orange in our art and coloring. Using Copic Marker YR16 "Apricot" as an example, I'll walk you through the specifics of orange marker ink-- what makes this orange special and how to blend with it.I've got some great tips for working with orange Copic Markers and you'll see what makes orange alcohol ink generally harder to blend. Then using color theory, I demonstrate blending combinations for YR16 plus underpaint colors and pencil accent colors for shade and highlight. Color orange with depth, dimension, and greater realism using my suggestions for YR16 desaturation.This is an applied color theory exercise. This is not a coloring lesson and it is not intended as an alcohol marker blending tutorial. RESOURCES FOR THIS VIDEO: vanillaarts.com/blog/yr16-video-resourcesMORE ABOUT COPIC YR16: vanillaarts.com/blog/focus-yr16PUMPKIN DIGITAL STAMP + 6 COLOR POSTCARD & SWATCH KIT: As shown in the video. vanillaarts.com/shop/postcard-kit1LEARN TO BLEND COPICS: vanilla-workshops.teachable.com/p/blend-summerONLINE CLASSES: vanilla-workshops.comMORE LINE ART: sketch-garden.comWEEKLY COLOR THEORY NEWSLETTER + TIPS & DISCOUNTS: vanillaarts.com/subscribe-vanilla-beansSUPPLIES USED IN THIS VIDEO: vanillaarts.com/blog/yr16-video-resources
Draw & Color: Realistic Gray | Copic Marker, Colored Pencil Amy Shulke 2023-10-11 | Art instructor, Amy Shulke from VanillaArts.com draws and colors live, answering your questions about grayscale coloring and black to gray alcohol markers.The Neutral, Warm, Cool, and Toner Gray families of Copic Markers are completely misunderstood! Years of incomplete tutorials, bad information, and confused color theory have taught thousands of colorers and young artists to use grayscale coloring techniques which were never intended for regular use. If your gray elephants, black cats, or silver candlesticks never look realistic, the Big Grayscale Myth is why!Join Amy as she draws and colors a Halloween witch hat starting from fresh white paper. Amy shows a better way to understand and utilize the full range of gray markers. This is also an excellent peek into how trained artists develop a drawing from concept through to a full color rendering.Improve your realism and add artistry to your future coloring projects when you understand how gray markers were intended to be used.RESOURCES & READING: vanillaarts.com/blog/copic-live-realistic-graysPURCHASE THE DIGITAL STAMP: sketch-garden.com/shop/witchy-hatLEARN TO BLEND COPIC MARKERS: vanilla-workshops.com/p/blend-summerOnline Classes and Courses: vanilla-workshops.comArticles, Tips, Techniques: vanillaarts.com/blog-by-topicAmy's digital stamps: sketch-garden.comSubscribe for weekly tips, discounts, and notifications: vanillaarts.com/subscribe-vanilla-beansSUPPLIES USED IN THIS VIDEO: vanillaarts.com/blog/copic-live-realistic-grays
Color Theory for Alcohol Markers: Red Rosebud Demo Amy Shulke 2023-08-18 | Do your Red R Copic Marker blending combinations look overly dark and yet oddly flat? Let's use color theory to shade a realistic rosebud using an unexpected combination of aqua and purple.Applied Color Theory for Alcohol Markers.Join illustrator and art instructor, Amy Shulke from VanillaArts.com in a color theory exercise for red markers. The human brain doesn't read red with the same accuracy we see other colors, so when we combine our assumptions with only a small range of red markers, it's no wonder people shade red in extreme ways. Color theory can help us make better shade selections-- but if all you ever hear about is the color wheel, you're missing the heart of color theory. Amy walks you through her coloring process for desaturating red Copic Markers and Prismacolor pencils. If you’ve ever been disappointed by your red blending combinations or if you're using deep purple or even brown markers to shade red, this series of videos will change the way you approach coloring red objects forever.RESOURCES & READING: vanillaarts.com/blog/colortheory-ep12-red-coloring-demoROSEBUD DIGITAL STAMP + KIT: vanillaarts.com/shop/color-theory-summ23SEE HOW AMY SELECTED THE COLORS USED TODAY: youtu.be/0d4LgaKrS4kONLINE WORKSHOPS: vanilla-workshops.comMORE LINE ART: sketch-garden.comFREE PHOTO REFERENCE: vanillaarts.com/blog/colortheory-ep12-red-coloring-demoSUBSCRIBE- TIPS & DISCOUNTS: vanillaarts.com/subscribe-vanilla-beansSUPPLIES USED IN THIS VIDEO: vanillaarts.com/blog/colortheory-ep12-red-coloring-demoMUSIC: courtesy of www.epidemicsound.com
Color Theory for Alcohol Markers: Swatching Red Blends Amy Shulke 2023-08-11 | Do your red Copic Marker blending combinations look flat and lifeless? Do you shade red flowers with the same old R89 marker every time? For more realism, let's use color theory to shade a realistic rosebud using an unexpected aquamarine marker.Applied Color Theory for Alcohol Markers.Join illustrator and art instructor, Amy Shulke from VanillaArts.com in a color theory exercise for R red markers. There are tons of tutorials out there for shading red but why do they always use either R59 or R89... which looks a bit ugly. Color theory can help but if all you ever hear about is the color wheel, you're missing the real story. Amy walks you through her coloring process for desaturating red Copic Markers and Prismacolor pencils. If you’ve ever been disappointed by your red blends or if you're using R89 or even purple markers to shade red, this series of videos will change the way you approach coloring florals.This exercise is for marker selection-- this is not a coloring or blending tutorial. Color selection is a struggle for most colorers and is not taught in classes which use a specific marker supply list. Seeing a professional artist in action, picking colors and explaining why colors work/fail can be very helpful in developing your own artistry.RESOURCES FOR THIS VIDEO: vanillaarts.com/blog/colortheory-ep11-red-swatchingAMY COLORS A ROSEBUD WITH TODAY'S MARKERS: video coming on August 18, 2023ROSE DIGITAL STAMP + 3 MONTH KIT: vanillaarts.com/shop/color-theory-summ23LEARN TO BLEND COPICS: vanilla-workshops.teachable.com/p/blend-summerONLINE CLASSES: vanilla-workshops.comMORE LINE ART: sketch-garden.comPHOTO REFERENCE: vanillaarts.com/blog/colortheory-ep11-red-swatchingWEEKLY NEWSLETTER + TIPS & DISCOUNTS: vanillaarts.com/subscribe-vanilla-beansSUPPLIES USED IN THIS VIDEO: vanillaarts.com/blog/colortheory-ep11-red-swatching
Color Theory for Alcohol Markers: Violet Iris Demo Amy Shulke 2023-07-28 | Do your V violet Copic Marker blending combinations look flat and lifeless? Let's use color theory to shade a realistic bearded iris using an unexpected combination of green and gold.Applied Color Theory for Alcohol Markers.Join illustrator and art instructor, Amy Shulke from VanillaArts.com in a color theory exercise for blue markers. The Copic V family is very small, so choosing the right shade color can be tricky Color theory can help but if all you ever hear about is the color wheel, you're missing the real story. Amy walks you through her coloring process for desaturating purple and violet Copic Markers and Prismacolor pencils. If you’ve ever been disappointed by your violet blends or if you're using dark blue or even gray markers to shade violet and purple, this series of videos will change the way you approach coloring forever.RESOURCES & READING: vanillaarts.com/blog/colortheory-ep10-violet-iris-demoIRIS DIGITAL STAMP + KIT: vanillaarts.com/shop/color-theory-summ23SEE HOW AMY SELECTED THE COLORS USED TODAY: youtu.be/KdzX8UvoRrQONLINE WORKSHOPS: vanilla-workshops.comMORE LINE ART: sketch-garden.com/shop/royal-irisFREE PHOTO REFERENCE: vanillaarts.com/blog/colortheory-ep10-violet-iris-demoSUBSCRIBE for weekly tips, discounts, and notifications: vanillaarts.com/subscribe-vanilla-beansSUPPLIES USED IN THIS VIDEO: vanillaarts.com/blog/colortheory-ep9-violet-irisSong: The Little Things by Josef Bel Habib courtesy of www.epidemicsound.comChapters: 0:00 Intro0:29 Theory4:28 Marker19:20 Colored Pencil38:08 Outro
Color Theory for Alcohol Markers: Swatching Violet Blends (Edited Stream) Amy Shulke 2023-07-24 | Do your violet Copic Marker blending combinations look flat and artificial? Do you shade violet or purple flowers with more purple markers? For more realism, let's use color theory to shade a realistic bearded iris using an unexpected combination of green and gold.Applied Color Theory for Alcohol Markers.Join illustrator and art instructor, Amy Shulke from VanillaArts.com in a color theory exercise for violet and purple V markers. The Copic V family is very small, so choosing the right shade color can be tricky Color theory can help but if all you ever hear about is the color wheel, you're missing the real story. Amy walks you through her coloring process for desaturating purple and violet Copic Markers and Prismacolor pencils. If you’ve ever been disappointed by your violet blends or if you're using dark blue or even gray markers to shade violet and purple, this series of videos will change the way you approach coloring forever.This exercise is for marker selection-- this is not a coloring or blending tutorial. Color selection is a struggle for most colorers and is not taught in classes which use a specific marker supply list. Seeing a professional artist in action, picking colors and explaining why colors work/fail can be very helpful in developing your own artistry.RESOURCES FOR THIS VIDEO: vanillaarts.com/blog/colortheory-ep9-violet-irisAMY COLORS AN IRIS WITH TODAY'S MARKERS: youtu.be/GUdI-6PhMGkIRIS DIGITAL STAMP + 3 MONTH KIT: vanillaarts.com/shop/color-theory-summ23LEARN TO BLEND COPICS: vanilla-workshops.teachable.com/p/blend-summerONLINE CLASSES: vanilla-workshops.comARTICLES & TIPS: vanillaarts.com/blog-by-topicMORE LINE ART: sketch-garden.comPHOTO REFERENCE: vanillaarts.com/blog/colortheory-ep9-violet-irisWEEKLY NEWSLETTER + TIPS & DISCOUNTS: vanillaarts.com/subscribe-vanilla-beansSUPPLIES USED IN THIS VIDEO: vanillaarts.com/blog/colortheory-ep9-violet-iris
Color Theory for Alcohol Markers: Realistic Violet Blends (Stream Ep. 9) Amy Shulke 2023-07-22 | Art instructor, Amy Shulke from VanillaArts.com guides you through a color theory exercise for violet and purple (V or BV Copic Markers). Works with any brand of alcohol marker. The Violet and Blue Violet families of Copic Markers are so pretty! Sadly, complementary underpainting doesn’t work with purple markers. Amy demonstrates her applied color theory steps for swatching and testing V and BV marker blends to match an Iris blossom photo reference. This process also works with colored pencil or watercolor. If you’ve ever been confused by the color wheel and not sure which violet or purple marker blending combinations are best for flowers, botanicals, or summer landscapes, this series of videos helps make coloring easier.This exercise is for marker selection-- this is not a coloring or blending tutorial. Color selection is a struggle for most colorers and it's not taught classes which require a specific marker list. Seeing a professional artist in action, picking colors and explaining why colors work/fail can be very helpful in developing your own artistry.RESOURCES & READING: vanillaarts.com/blog/colortheory-ep9-violet-irisGET THE KIT -- downloads for this episode plus the next episode's forget-me-not digital stamp are available in the Summer 2023 Color Theory Kit. Includes color wheel, line art, and worksheets for June (blue), July (purple), and August (red). vanillaarts.com/shop/color-theory-summ23LEARN TO BLEND Copic Markers: vanilla-workshops.com/p/blend-summerOnline Classes and Courses: vanilla-workshops.comArticles, Tips, Techniques: vanillaarts.com/blog-by-topicMore Iris line art & other digital stamps: sketch-garden.com/shop/royal-irisFree Photo Reference: vanillaarts.com/blog/colortheory-ep9-violet-irisSubscribe for weekly tips, discounts, and notifications: vanillaarts.com/subscribe-vanilla-beansSUPPLIES USED IN THIS VIDEO: vanillaarts.com/blog/colortheory-ep9-violet-iris
Color Theory for Alcohol Markers: Blue Flower Demo Amy Shulke 2023-06-23 | Do your blue B Copic Marker blending combinations look flat and fake? Let's use color theory to shade realistic forget-me-nots using an unexpected green marker.Applied Color Theory for Alcohol Markers.Join illustrator and art instructor, Amy Shulke from VanillaArts.com in a color theory exercise for blue markers. Blue is a challenge to shade naturally because even though they make a ton of blue markers, they don't make shady blue markers! Color theory can help but most color theory videos are nothing more than color wheel tours. Amy walks you through her coloring process for desaturating blue with pinkish-purple Copic Markers and Prismacolor pencils. If you’ve ever been disappointed by your blue blending combinations or if you're still using dark blue or even gray markers to shade delicate light blue, this series of videos will change how you color florals forever.RESOURCES FOR THIS VIDEO: vanillaarts.com/blog/colortheory-ep8-blue-forget-demoAMY SELECTS MARKERS FOR THIS VIDEO: youtu.be/BY-etPLOxJUFORGET-ME-NOT DIGITAL STAMP + KIT: vanillaarts.com/shop/color-theory-summ23LEARN TO BLEND COPICS: vanilla-workshops.teachable.com/p/blend-summerONLINE CLASSES: vanilla-workshops.comARTICLES & TIPS: vanillaarts.com/blog-by-topicMORE LINE ART: sketch-garden.comPHOTO REFERENCE: vanillaarts.com/blog/colortheory-ep8-blue-forget-demoWEEKLY NEWSLETTER +: TIPS & DISCOUNTS: vanillaarts.com/subscribe-vanilla-beansSUPPLIES USED IN THIS VIDEO:vanillaarts.com/blog/colortheory-ep8-blue-forget-demoSong: Reminiscence by Johannes Bornlof courtesy of www.epidemicsound.comChapters: 0:00 Intro0:16 Theory3:05 Prep3:35 Marker6:31 Flower Petals17:33 Colored Pencil50:03 Outro
Color Theory for Alcohol Markers: Swatching Blue Blends (Edited Stream) Amy Shulke 2023-06-20 | Do your blue Copic Marker blending combinations look flat and a bit cartoonish? Do you shade blue flowers with dark blue markers? For more realism, let's use color theory to shade realistic forget-me-not flowers using an unexpected pinkish-purple marker.Applied Color Theory for Alcohol Markers.Join illustrator and art instructor, Amy Shulke from VanillaArts.com in a color theory exercise for blue B markers. There are lots of blue markers to choose from, so how do you know which shady blues to pick? Color theory can help but if all you ever hear about is the color wheel, you're missing the real story. Amy walks you through her coloring process for desaturating blue or even blue-violet Copic Markers and Prismacolor pencils. If you’ve ever been disappointed by your boring blue blends or if you're using dark blue or even gray markers to shade soft blue, this series of videos will change the way you approach coloring forever.This exercise is for marker selection-- this is not a coloring or blending tutorial. Color selection is a struggle for most colorers and is not taught in classes which use a specific marker supply list. Seeing a professional artist in action, picking colors and explaining why colors work/fail can be very helpful in developing your own artistry.RESOURCES FOR THIS VIDEO: vanillaarts.com/blog/colortheory-ep7-blue-forgetAMY COLORS BLUE FLOWERS WITH TODAY'S MARKERS: youtu.be/54WQXj32mLwFORGET-ME-NOT DIGITAL STAMP + 3 MONTH KIT: vanillaarts.com/shop/color-theory-summ23LEARN TO BLEND COPICS: vanilla-workshops.teachable.com/p/blend-summerONLINE CLASSES: vanilla-workshops.comARTICLES & TIPS: vanillaarts.com/blog-by-topicMORE LINE ART: sketch-garden.comPHOTO REFERENCE: vanillaarts.com/blog/colortheory-ep7-blue-forgetWEEKLY NEWSLETTER + TIPS & DISCOUNTS: vanillaarts.com/subscribe-vanilla-beansSUPPLIES USED IN THIS VIDEO: vanillaarts.com/blog/colortheory-ep7-blue-forget
Create Blue Alcohol Marker Blending Combinations for Realism (Applied Color Theory Ep. 7) Amy Shulke 2023-06-17 | Join illustrator and art instructor, Amy Shulke from VanillaArts.com in a color theory exercise for blue B Copic Markers (or other brands of alcohol marker). Blue markers are extremely easy to blend, the ink is very forgiving but complementary underpainting for blue isn't as logical as with other colors There are some definite hurdles to overcome and blending tricks you'll need to know to shade B or even BV markers for realism. Amy shows you her applied color theory steps for picking, swatching, and testing B and BV marker blends to match the petals of Forget-Me-Not flowers using a photo reference. This process also works with colored pencil or watercolor. If you’ve ever been confused by the color wheel and not sure which blues are best for flowers, botanicals, or summer landscapes, this series of videos is perfect for you!This exercise is for marker selection-- this is not a coloring or blending tutorial. Color selection is a struggle for most colorers and it's not taught in classes which recommend specific marker supplies. Seeing a professional artist in action, picking colors and explaining why colors work/fail can be very helpful in developing your own artistry.RESOURCES & READING for this video: vanillaarts.com/blog/colortheory-ep7-blue-forgetGET THE KIT -- downloads for this episode plus the next episode's forget-me-not digital stamp are available in the Summer 2023 Color Theory Kit. Includes color wheel, line art, and worksheets for June (blue), July (purple), and August (red). vanillaarts.com/shop/color-theory-summ23LEARN TO BLEND Copic Markers: vanilla-workshops.com/p/blend-summerOnline Classes and Courses: vanilla-workshops.comArticles, Tips, Techniques: vanillaarts.com/blog-by-topicMore forget-me-not line art: COMING SOONPhoto Reference: pixabay.com/photos/forget-me-not-flower-blossom-bloom-2392196Subscribe for weekly tips, discounts, and notifications: vanillaarts.com/subscribe-vanilla-beansSUPPLIES USED IN THIS VIDEO: vanillaarts.com/blog/colortheory-ep7-blue-forget
Color Theory for Alcohol Markers: Pink Petal Demo Amy Shulke 2023-05-26 | Do your pink RV Copic Marker blending combinations look flat and fake? Let's use color theory to shade a realistic dogwood blossom using an unexpected green marker.Applied Color Theory for Alcohol Markers.Join illustrator and art instructor, Amy Shulke from VanillaArts.com in a color theory exercise for pink markers. Everyone loves pink but it's a challenge to shade pink with the bold bright dark pinks offered by marker companies. Color theory can help but most color theory videos are nothing more than color wheel tours. Amy walks you through her coloring process for desaturating pink with green Copic Markers and Prismacolor pencils. If you’ve ever been disappointed by your magenta blending combinations or if you're still using red or purple markers to shade pink, this series of videos will change how you color florals forever.RESOURCES FOR THIS VIDEO: vanillaarts.com/blog/colortheory-ep6-pink-dogwoodAMY SELECTS MARKERS FOR THIS VIDEO: youtu.be/qOe5A-gPyvsDOGWOOD DIGITAL STAMP + KIT: vanillaarts.com/shop/color-theory-spr23LEARN TO BLEND COPICS: vanilla-workshops.teachable.com/p/blend-summerONLINE CLASSES: vanilla-workshops.comARTICLES & TIPS: vanillaarts.com/blog-by-topicMORE LINE ART: sketch-garden.comPHOTO REFERENCE: vanillaarts.com/blog/colortheory-ep6-pink-dogwoodWEEKLY NEWSLETTER +: TIPS & DISCOUNTS: vanillaarts.com/subscribe-vanilla-beansSUPPLIES USED IN THIS VIDEO:vanillaarts.com/blog/colortheory-ep6-pink-dogwoodSong: Grape by The Golden Peas courtesy of www.epidemicsound.comChapters: 0:00 Intro0:26 Theory2:26 Prep2:55 Background3:52 Flower Stem6:08 Flower13:38 Colored Pencil27:39 Outro
Color Theory for Alcohol Markers: Swatching Pink Blends (Edited Stream) Amy Shulke 2023-05-25 | Do your pink Copic Marker blending combinations look cartoonish and artificial? Do you shade pink flower petals with red markers? For more realism, let's use color theory to shade a realistic dogwood blossom using an unexpected green marker.Applied Color Theory for Alcohol Markers.Join illustrator and art instructor, Amy Shulke from VanillaArts.com in a color theory exercise for magenta RV markers. There are so many pink markers to choose from, how do you know which will shade flowers with realism? Color theory can help but if all you ever hear about is the color wheel, you're missing the real story. Amy walks you through her coloring process for desaturating red-violet Copic Markers and Prismacolor pencils. If you’ve ever been disappointed by your pink blending combos or if you're using red or purple markers to shade delicate magenta, this series of videos will change the way you approach coloring florals.This exercise is for marker selection-- this is not a coloring or blending tutorial. Color selection is a struggle for most colorers and is not taught in classes which use a specific marker supply list. Seeing a professional artist in action, picking colors and explaining why colors work/fail can be very helpful in developing your own artistry.RESOURCES FOR THIS VIDEO: vanillaarts.com/blog/colortheory-ep5-pink-dogwoodAMY COLORS THE DOGWOOD WITH TODAY'S MARKERS: youtu.be/MpPYc-8rQTgDOGWOOD DIGITAL STAMP + 3 MONTH KIT: vanillaarts.com/shop/color-theory-spr23LEARN TO BLEND COPICS: vanilla-workshops.teachable.com/p/blend-summerONLINE CLASSES: vanilla-workshops.comARTICLES & TIPS: vanillaarts.com/blog-by-topicMORE LINE ART: sketch-garden.comPHOTO REFERENCE: vanillaarts.com/blog/colortheory-ep5-pink-dogwoodWEEKLY NEWSLETTER + TIPS & DISCOUNTS: vanillaarts.com/subscribe-vanilla-beansSUPPLIES USED IN THIS VIDEO:vanillaarts.com/blog/colortheory-ep5-pink-dogwood
Create Pink Alcohol Marker Blending Combinations for Realism (Applied Color Theory Ep. 5) Amy Shulke 2023-05-20 | Join illustrator and art instructor, Amy Shulke from VanillaArts.com in a color theory exercise for pink RV Copic Markers (or other brands of alcohol marker). Pink is a very popular color and it's easy to blend, so why is it so hard to develop realistic looking pink combinations? Applied color theory can help. Amy shows you her logical steps for picking, swatching, and testing RV Red-Violet marker blends to match a dogwood blossom photo reference. This process also works with colored pencil or watercolor. If you’ve ever been confused by the color wheel and not sure which magentas are best for flowers, botanicals, or spring landscapes, this series of videos is perfect for you!This exercise is for marker selection-- this is not a coloring or blending tutorial. Color selection is a struggle for most colorers and it's not taught in classes which recommend specific marker supplies. Seeing a professional artist in action, picking colors and explaining why colors work/fail can be very helpful in developing your own artistry.RESOURCES & READING for this video: vanillaarts.com/blog/colortheory-ep5-pink-dogwoodGET THE KIT -- downloads for this episode plus next demo's dogwood blossom digital stamp are available in the Spring 2023 Color Theory Kit. Includes color wheel, line art, and worksheets for March (Yellow), April (Green), and May (Pink). vanillaarts.com/shop/color-theory-spr23LEARN TO BLEND Copic Markers: vanilla-workshops.com/p/blend-summerOnline Classes and Courses: vanilla-workshops.comArticles, Tips, Techniques: vanillaarts.com/blog-by-topicMore dogwood line art: coming soonPhoto Reference: pixabay.com/photos/flowers-petals-dogwood-spring-7317116Subscribe for weekly tips, discounts, and notifications: vanillaarts.com/subscribe-vanilla-beansSUPPLIES USED IN THIS VIDEOvanillaarts.com/blog/colortheory-ep5-pink-dogwood
Color Theory for Alcohol Markers: Green Leaf Demo Amy Shulke 2023-04-28 | Do your green Copic Marker blending combinations look flat and fake? Let's use color theory to shade a realistic lily of the valley leaf using an unexpected magenta marker.Applied Color Theory for Alcohol Markers.Join illustrator and art instructor, Amy Shulke from VanillaArts.com in a color theory exercise for green markers. Green is a challenge to shade with realism because green markers typically aren't dark enough for leafy shade. Color theory can help but most color theory videos are nothing more than color wheel tours. Amy walks you through her coloring process for desaturating green with magenta Copic Markers and Prismacolor pencils. If you’ve ever been disappointed by your green blending combinations or if you're still using green or blue markers to shade green, this series of videos covers the color theory info you actually need.RESOURCES FOR THIS VIDEO: vanillaarts.com/blog/colortheory-ep3-greenleafAMY SELECTS GREEN MARKERS FOR THIS EPISODE HERE: youtu.be/3mHos3MiIdoLILY OF THE VALLEY DIGITAL STAMP plus worksheet and color wheel are part of Amy's Spring 2023 Color Theory Kit. Kit includes three months of YouTube coloring exercises: March (Yellow), April (Green), and May (Pink) videos. vanillaarts.com/shop/color-theory-spr23LEARN TO BLEND COPICS: vanilla-workshops.teachable.com/p/blend-summerONLINE CLASSES: vanilla-workshops.comARTICLES & TIPS: vanillaarts.com/blog-by-topicCHALLENGE LILY OF THE VALLEY LINE ART: sketch-garden.com/shop/may-bellsPHOTO REFERENCE: pixabay.com/photos/lily-of-the-valley-761141WEEKLY NEWSLETTER for tips, discounts, and notifications: vanillaarts.com/subscribe-vanilla-beansSUPPLIES USED IN THIS VIDEO:vanillaarts.com/blog/colortheory-ep3-greenleafChapters: 0:00 Intro0:20 Theory2:21 Prep3:15 Background5:03 Flower Stem7:52 Leaf19:14 Colored Pencil42:10 Outro
Color Theory for Alcohol Markers: Swatching Green Blends (Edited Stream) Amy Shulke 2023-04-25 | Do your green Copic Marker blending combinations look fake and flat? Do you shade green leaves with green markers? For more realism, let's use color theory to shade a realistic leaf using an unexpected magenta marker.Applied Color Theory for Alcohol Markers.Join illustrator and art instructor, Amy Shulke from VanillaArts.com in a color theory exercise for green G or YG markers. There are so many green markers to choose from, how do you know which will shade leaves for photorealism? Color theory can help but if all you ever hear about is the color wheel, you're missing the real story. Amy walks you through her coloring process for desaturating green with pink Copic Markers and Prismacolor pencils. If you’ve ever been disappointed by your leafy green blending combinations or if you're using muddy green markers to shade bright green, this series of videos will change the way you approach coloring forever.This exercise is for marker selection-- this is not a coloring or blending tutorial. Color selection is a struggle for most colorers and is not taught in classes which use a specific marker supply list. Seeing a professional artist in action, picking colors and explaining why colors work/fail can be very helpful in developing your own artistry.RESOURCES FOR THIS VIDEO: vanillaarts.com/blog/colortheory-ep4-greenleaf-demoAMY COLORS THE LILY OF THE VALLEY WITH TODAY'S MARKERS: youtu.be/uEUARwziGpMLILY O' VALLEY DIGITAL STAMP + 3 MONTH KIT: vanillaarts.com/shop/color-theory-spr23LEARN TO BLEND COPICS: vanilla-workshops.teachable.com/p/blend-summerONLINE CLASSES: vanilla-workshops.comARTICLES & TIPS: vanillaarts.com/blog-by-topicMORE LINE ART: sketch-garden.com/shop/may-bellsPHOTO REFERENCE: vanillaarts.com/blog/colortheory-ep4-greenleaf-demoWEEKLY NEWSLETTER + TIPS & DISCOUNTS: vanillaarts.com/subscribe-vanilla-beansSUPPLIES USED IN THIS VIDEO:vanillaarts.com/blog/colortheory-ep4-greenleaf-demo
Color Theory for Alcohol Markers: Swatching Yellow Blends (Edited Stream) Amy Shulke 2023-04-25 | Do your yellow Copic Marker blending combinations look flat and artificial? Do you shade yellow flowers with orange markers? Instead, let's use color theory to shade a realistic daffodil leaf using an unexpected violet marker.Applied Color Theory for Alcohol Markers.Join illustrator and art instructor, Amy Shulke from VanillaArts.com in a color theory exercise for yellow Y markers. It's hard to shade yellow objects with markers because marker companies don't make many true dark yellow markers. Color theory can help but if all you ever hear about is the color wheel, you're missing the real story. Amy walks you through her coloring process for desaturating yellow with violet Copic Markers and Prismacolor pencils. If you’ve ever been disappointed by your yellow blending combinations or if you're using orange or brown (yuck!) markers to shade yellow, this series of videos will change the way you color forever.This exercise is for marker selection-- this is not a coloring or blending tutorial. Color selection is a struggle for most colorers and it's not taught in classes which use a specific marker supply list. Seeing a professional artist in action, picking colors and explaining why colors work/fail can be very helpful in developing your own artistry.RESOURCES FOR THIS VIDEO: vanillaarts.com/blog/colortheory-ep1-yellowdaffodilAMY COLORS THE DAFFODIL WITH TODAY'S MARKERS: youtu.be/uEUARwziGpMDAFFODIL DIGITAL STAMP + 3 MONTH KIT: vanillaarts.com/shop/color-theory-spr23LEARN TO BLEND COPICS: vanilla-workshops.teachable.com/p/blend-summerONLINE CLASSES: vanilla-workshops.comARTICLES & TIPS: vanillaarts.com/blog-by-topicPHOTO REFERENCE: vanillaarts.com/blog/colortheory-ep1-yellowdaffodilWEEKLY NEWSLETTER + TIPS & DISCOUNTS: vanillaarts.com/subscribe-vanilla-beansSUPPLIES USED IN THIS VIDEO:vanillaarts.com/blog/colortheory-ep1-yellowdaffodil
Create Green Alcohol Marker Blending Combinations for Realism (Applied Color Theory Ep. 3) Amy Shulke 2023-04-22 | Join illustrator and art instructor, Amy Shulke from VanillaArts.com in a color theory exercise for Copic Markers (or other brands of alcohol marker). Nature is full of greens, in every tone and flavor, so why is it so difficult to create realistic looking green blending combinations? Applied color theory can help. Amy shows you her logical steps for picking, swatching, and testing green marker blends to match a lily of the valley photo reference. This process also works with colored pencil or watercolor. If you’ve ever been confused by the color wheel and not sure which greens are best for botanicals or landscapes, this series of videos is perfect for you!This exercise is for marker selection-- it is not a coloring or blending tutorial. Color selection is a struggle for most colorers and it's not taught in classes which use a specific marker supply list. Seeing a professional artist in action, picking colors and explaining why colors work/fail can be very helpful in developing your own artistry.RESOURCES & READING for this video: vanillaarts.com/blog/colortheory-ep3-greenleafGET THE KIT -- downloads for this episode plus next demo's lily of the valley digital stamp available in the Spring 2023 Color Theory Kit. Includes color wheel, line art, and worksheets for March (Yellow), April (Green), and May (Pink). vanillaarts.com/shop/color-theory-spr23LEARN TO BLEND Copic Markers: vanilla-workshops.com/p/blend-summerOnline Classes and Courses: vanilla-workshops.comArticles, Tips, Techniques: vanillaarts.com/blog-by-topicMore lily of the valley line art: sketch-garden.com/shop/may-bellsPhoto Reference: pixabay.com/photos/lily-of-the-valley-761141Subscribe for weekly tips, discounts, and notifications: vanillaarts.com/subscribe-vanilla-beansSUPPLIES USED IN THIS VIDEOvanillaarts.com/blog/colortheory-ep3-greenleaf
Color Theory for Alcohol Markers: Yellow Daffodil Demo Amy Shulke 2023-03-31 | Do your yellow Copic Marker blending combinations look flat and fake? Let's use color theory to shade realistic daffodil flower using an unexpected violet marker.Applied Color Theory for Alcohol Markers.Join illustrator and art instructor, Amy Shulke from VanillaArts.com in a color theory exercise for yellow markers. Yellow is a challenge to shade with realism. Color theory can help but most color theory videos are nothing more than color wheel tours. Amy walks you through her coloring process for desaturating yellow with violet Copic Markers and Prismacolor pencils. If you’ve ever been disappointed by your yellow blending combinations or if you're still using orange or brown markers to shade yellow, this series of videos covers the color theory info you actually need.VIDEO RESOURCES & READING: vanillaarts.com/blog/colortheory-ep2-yellowdaffodilAMY SELECTS MARKERS USED TODAY: youtu.be/ZNzw4jCOTVUWARNING: The Cryogen paper Amy uses in this video was discontinued two days after this video was recorded. Substitute X-Press It Blending Card or a high quality smooth Bristol board. Links below.DAFFODIL DIGI + 3 MONTH KIT: vanillaarts.com/shop/color-theory-spr23LEARN TO BLEND COPIC MARKERS: vanilla-workshops.teachable.com/p/blend-summerMORE DAFFODIL LINE ART: sketch-garden.com/shop/dil-o-daffNEWSLETTER +: TIPS & DISCOUNTS: vanillaarts.com/subscribe-vanilla-beans----- SUPPLIES USED IN THIS VIDEO -----vanillaarts.com/blog/colortheory-ep2-yellowdaffodil
How to Choose Copic Markers for Coloring Projects: Ep. 2 Red Raspberries Amy Shulke 2023-03-25 | Join technical illustrator and art instructor Amy Shulke of VanillaArts.com for an unscripted live demonstration of how she selects red Copic markers for a raspberry coloring project using a photo reference and logic. Amy discusses color theory, color value, and how your choice of background and highlight colors alters how we see your red coloring.This exercise is for marker selection and is not a coloring or blending tutorial. Color selection is the process marker users struggle with most and it's not taught in classes which provide a set supply list. Seeing a professional artist in action, picking colors and explaining why colors work or fail can be very helpful in developing your own artistry.Amy offers a different approach to alcohol markers than the standard light-medium-dark blending combinations, encouraging students to layer markers the way fine artists use paint. Texture, value, and desaturation are possible with artist grade markers and colored pencils. You can color with realism... if you can move past a reliance on the same ol' standard light to dark technique.LEARN TO BLEND Copic Markers: vanilla-workshops.com/p/blend-summerMORE COLOR THEORY RESOURCES: vanillaarts.com/videos-color-theoryARTICLES FOR ADVANCED MARKER/PENCILS: vanillaarts.com/blog-by-topicBEGINNER COPIC INFO: markernovice.comMARKER PAINTING CLASSES/COURSES: vanilla-workshops.com/coursesSUBSCRIBE TO OUR WEEKLY NEWSLETTER for weekly tips, discounts, and video notifications: vanillaarts.com/subscribe-vanilla-beans__________Final Copic Selection for background: B39, R89Final Copic Selection for berries: V25, R36, R35
How to Choose Copic Markers for Coloring Projects: Ep. 1 Blue Violet Cornflower Amy Shulke 2023-03-25 | Join technical illustrator and art instructor Amy Shulke of VanillaArts.com for an unscripted live demonstration of how selects blue Copic Markers markers for a cornflower coloring project using a photo reference and logic. Amy discusses color theory, color value, and how the goal of color selection is not to match the color in a photo exactly but instead to capture the feeling the color gives.This exercise is for marker selection and is not a coloring or blending tutorial. Color selection is the process marker users struggle with most and it's not taught in classes which provide a set supply list. Seeing a professional artist in action, picking colors and explaining why colors work or fail can be very helpful in developing your own artistry.Amy offers a different approach to alcohol markers than the standard light-medium-dark blending combinations, encouraging students to layer markers the way fine artists use paint. Texture, value, and desaturation are possible with artist grade markers and colored pencils. You can color with realism... if you can move past a reliance on the same ol' standard light to dark technique.MORE COLOR THEORY RESOURCES: vanillaarts.com/videos-color-theoryLEARN TO BLEND Copic Markers: vanilla-workshops.com/p/blend-summerARTICLES FOR ADVANCED MARKER/PENCILS: vanillaarts.com/blog-by-topicBEGINNER COPIC INFO: markernovice.comMARKER PAINTING CLASSES/COURSES: vanilla-workshops.com/coursesSUBSCRIBE TO OUR WEEKLY NEWSLETTER for weekly tips, discounts, and video notifications: vanillaarts.com/subscribe-vanilla-beans__________Final Copic Selection for flower (not background): B60, B63, B66, B79, G99
How to Create Yellow Marker Blending Combinations for Realism (Applied Color Theory Ep. 1) Amy Shulke 2023-03-25 | Join illustrator and art instructor, Amy Shulke from VanillaArts.com in a color theory exercise for Copic Markers (or other brands of alcohol marker). Yellow is a challenge to shade accurately but the marker selection process for yellow blending combinations can be simplified using applied color theory. Amy walks you through the logical steps of picking, swatching, and testing realistic yellow blends to match a daffodil photo reference. This same process works with colored pencil or watercolor. If you’ve ever been confused by the color wheel, this new series of videos is perfect for you!WARNING: AT THE 48:00 MARK, I mention Prismacolor Lilac PC956. Lilac has been discontinued. Don't worry, my intention was that I'd use EITHER Lilac or Parma Violet. If you have an old Lilac pencil, you can use it. If you're shopping, get Parma Violet PC1008. It's a very useful color for more than just yellow.Resources & Reading for this video: vanillaarts.com/blog/colortheory-ep1-yellowdaffodilGet the color wheel and worksheet from today's episode plus next week's daffodil digital stamp in the Color Theory Kit. The Spring 2023 kit includes line art and worksheets for March (Yellow), April (Green), and May (Pink) videos. vanillaarts.com/shop/color-theory-spr23Daffodil Photo Reference: pixabay.com/photos/daffodil-easter-bell-calyx-blossom-4895641Learn to blend Copic Markers: vanilla-workshops.teachable.com/p/blend-summerOnline courses: vanillaarts.comMore daffodil line art: sketch-garden.com/shop/dil-o-daffSubscribe for weekly tips, discounts, and video notifications: vanillaarts.com/subscribe-vanilla-beans----- SUPPLIES USED IN THIS VIDEO -----vanillaarts.com/blog/colortheory-ep1-yellowdaffodil
Copic Marker: Color Realistic Flowers with greater depth & dimension (feat. Prismacolor Pencils) Amy Shulke 2019-08-10 | Frustrated with traditional Copic Marker blending? No matter how hard you try, your flowers still looks artificial. Better coloring recipes, better tutorials, better digital stamps, and better how-to videos are not the answer.Join Amy for a look at how relying on blending combinations leads to pattern coloring and how patterns kill the depth, dimension, and realism in your flowers.You don't need a tutorial, you need a shift in your approach to botanicals.VanillaArts.com__________"Calendula" is an intermediate level adult online coloring class using Copic Markers, Prismacolor Soft Core Colored Pencils, Staetdler Triplus Pens, and the "Calendula" digital stamp image from VanillaArts.comAmy Shulke is a technical illustrator in SE Michigan. She teaches fine art based coloring classes, locally and online at VanillaArts.comFurther Reading:"Calendula" 2 hour online class:vanilla-workshops.teachable.com/p/calendulaDaily Coloring Tips:instagram.com/vanilla.arts.coBeginner online Copic Marker class:vanillaarts.com/workshopThe Dangers of Coloring Tutorials:vanillaarts.com/blog/danger-tutorialsBlack Stamp Lines Hold You Back:vanillaarts.com/blog/black-ink-outlinesVanilla Beans, FREE Saturday coloring tips:vanillaarts.com/vanilla-beans__________"Calendula" is an original mixed media coloring lesson by Amy Shulke of VanillaArts.com using her original illustration.Original digital stamps: vanillaarts.com/shopOnline classes: vanillaarts.com/workshop#copicmarker #coloredpencil #howtocolor__________Supply list used for "Calendula": ldli.co/e/2lgzqx(Link Deli contains affiliate links)
How to Color Ice Cream with Copic Markers & Colored Pencils (dont forget to add texture!) Amy Shulke 2019-07-13 | 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.comAmy Shulke is a technical illustrator in SE Michigan. She teaches fine art based coloring classes, locally and online. VanillaArts.comFurther Reading:"Triple Scoop" Stamp + "Music & Markers" demonstration video:vanillaarts.com/shop/triple-scoop-digital-stampDaily Coloring Tips:instagram.com/vanilla.arts.coBeginner online Copic Marker class:vanillaarts.com/workshopHow to add artistry to your coloring projects:vanillaarts.com/blog/2017/8/14/artistic-coloring-adding-creativity-to-your-copic-projects-loosen-upAdd ugly markers for greater realism:vanillaarts.com/blog/neutrals-ugly-markersVanilla 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/shopOnline classes: vanillaarts.com/workshop#copicmarker #coloredpencil #howtocolor
Color a Glowing Candle with Copic Markers- Speed Coloring with Copic & Prismacolor Colored Pencils Amy Shulke 2019-07-03 | Looking to get a realistic looking glow with Copic Markers and Prismacolor Colored Pencils? Join professional illustrator Amy Shulke for a fun speed coloring video showing you how she layers inks and accents with colored pencils to create a gorgeous candle image with antique brass, glowing wax, and a gleaming flame complete with lens flare."Candlelight" is an intermediate level adult coloring project using Copic Markers, Prismacolor Soft Core Colored Pencils, Staetdler Triplus Pens, and the original "Candlelight digital stamp set from VanillaArts.comAmy Shulke is a technical illustrator in SE Michigan. She teaches fine art based coloring classes, locally and online. VanillaArts.com__________Further Reading:"Candlelight" online class: vanilla-workshops.teachable.com/p/candlelightDaily Coloring Tips: instagram.com/vanilla.arts.coBeginner online Copic Marker class: vanillaarts.com/workshopBeginner's Guide to Coloring with Sophistication & Maturity:https://www.vanillaarts.com/blog/colo...Why Copic Blending technique makes realism difficult: vanillaarts.com/blog/color-different-objectsVanilla Beans, FREE Saturday coloring tips: vanillaarts.com/vanilla-beans__________"Candlelight" is an uniquel mixed media coloring lesson by Amy Shulke of VanillaArts.com using her original Candlelight illustration.Original digital stamps: vanillaarts.com/shopOnline classes: vanillaarts.com/workshop#copicmarker #coloredpencil #howtocolor________________Music - "Christmas List" by Josh Woodward. Free download: http://joshwoodward.com#copicmarker #realisticcoloring #vanillaarts
Color a Realistic Bird with Copic Markers- Speed Coloring, Prismacolor Pencils, Distress Ink Amy Shulke 2019-07-02 | Would you like to color realistic birds like cardinals with Copic Markers and colored pencils? Join professional illustrator Amy Shulke for a fun speed coloring version of her online bird coloring class called "Red Bird". "Red Bird" is an intermediate level adult coloring project using Copic Markers, Prismacolor Soft Core Colored Pencils, Staetdler Triplus Pens, Ranger Distress Inks, and the "Red Bird" digital stamp set from VanillaArts.comAmy Shulke is a technical illustrator in SE Michigan. She teaches fine art based coloring classes, locally and online. VanillaArts.com__________"Red Bird" is an original mixed media coloring lesson by Amy Shulke of VanillaArts.com using her original cardinal illustration.Original digital stamps: vanillaarts.com/shopOnline classes: vanillaarts.com/workshop#copicmarker #coloredpencil #howtocolor__________Studio Journal (tips and discussion): vanillaarts.com/blog________________Music - "Hollow Grove" by Josh Woodwardhttp://joshwoodward.com#copicmarker #realisticcoloring #vanillaarts
Copic Marker: Improve your coloring with beautiful cohesive color palettes (VanillaArts.com) Amy Shulke 2019-05-05 | Are you pretty good with Copic Markers and colored pencils? But do you find there's a definite between the great quality projects you do in class versus the mediocre ones you create at home? Join Amy for a fun and colorful explanation of why your personal projects lack that professional polish. She demonstrates how you can improve the look of your coloring with beautiful, cohesive color palettes.Skill and talent help but what you really need is better planning!"Jellybeans" is an advanced level adult coloring project using Copic Markers, Prismacolor Soft Core Colored Pencils, Staetdler Triplus Pens, and the "Jellybeans" digital stamp set from VanillaArts.comAmy Shulke is a technical illustrator in SE Michigan. She teaches fine art based coloring classes, locally and online. VanillaArts.comFurther Reading:"Jellybeans" 4 hour online class:vanilla-workshops.teachable.com/p/jellybeansDaily Coloring Tips:instagram.com/vanilla.arts.coBeginner online Copic Marker class:vanillaarts.com/workshopBeginner's Guide to Coloring with Sophistication & Maturity:vanillaarts.com/blog/colorpalette-oneBeginner's Guide to Mature Color Palettes, part 2:vanillaarts.com/blog/colorpalette-twoTaste of Vanilla, a FREE art education program:vanillaarts.com/taste-of-vanillaVanilla Beans, FREE Saturday coloring tips:vanillaarts.com/vanilla-beans__________"Jellybeans" is an original mixed media coloring lesson by Amy Shulke of VanillaArts.com using her original jellybean illustration.Original digital stamps: vanillaarts.com/shopOnline classes: vanillaarts.com/workshop#copicmarker #coloredpencil #howtocolor——— S U P P L I E S ———• Tim Holtz Glass Media Mat ——— amzn.to/2MaeI3K [ AMZUS ] • X-Press It Blending Card ——— amzn.to/2XuS3oR [ AMZUS ] • Imikas Pencil Sharpener ——— amzn.to/2Tyxp8L [ AMZUS ] • Tombow MONO Zero Eraser, Round Tip ——— amzn.to/2FHrve2 [ AMZUS ] • Copic Sketch 0 Colorless Blender ——— ldli.co/e/y0jo41 [ BLIC ] • Copic Sketch N2 Neutral Grey 2 ——— ldli.co/e/p9jde0 [ BLIC ] • Copic Sketch N0 Neutral Grey 0 ——— ldli.co/e/r7j9pz [ BLIC ] • Copic Sketch R46 Strong Red ——— ldli.co/e/ozj13l [ BLIC ] • Copic Sketch R35 Coral ——— ldli.co/e/lxj561 [ BLIC ] • Copic Sketch R32 Peach ——— ldli.co/e/xj20gj [ BLIC ] • Copic Sketch R30 Pale Yellowish Pink ——— ldli.co/e/1mgek5 [ BLIC ] • Copic Sketch R39 Garnet ——— ldli.co/e/dj3km3 [ BLIC ] • Copic Sketch YR07 Cadmium Orange ——— ldli.co/e/z03257 [ BLIC ] • Copic Sketch Y15 Cadmium Yellow ——— ldli.co/e/9z7erk [ BLIC ] • Copic Sketch Y11 Pale Yellow ——— ldli.co/e/klj27p [ BLIC ] • Copic Sketch Y38 Honey ——— ldli.co/e/719yqy [ BLIC ] • Copic Sketch YG23 New Leaf ——— ldli.co/e/ndrx2p [ BLIC ] • Copic Sketch YG21 Anise ——— ldli.co/e/6xzem9 [ BLIC ] • Copic Sketch BG53 Ice Mint ——— ldli.co/e/g536r7 [ BLIC ] • Copic Sketch BG11 Moon White ——— ldli.co/e/0e65zl [ BLIC ] • Staedtler Triplus Fineliner Pens Orange ——— ldli.co/e/dj3n03 [ BLIC ] • Staedtler Triplus Fineliner Pens French Green ——— ldli.co/e/9z72ok [ BLIC ] • Staedtler Triplus Fineliner Pens Bordeaux ——— ldli.co/e/z03p17 [ BLIC ] • Staedtler Triplus Fineliner Pens Willow Green ——— ldli.co/e/klj3kp [ BLIC ] • Prismacolor PC938 White ——— ldli.co/e/4m1e45 [ BLIC ] • Prismacolor PC901 Indigo ——— ldli.co/e/2mlen9 [ BLIC ] • Prismacolor PC931 Dark Purple ——— ldli.co/e/5lde5k [ BLIC ] • Prismacolor PC936 Slate Grey ——— ldli.co/e/3mxegg [ BLIC ] • Prismacolor PC930 Magenta ——— ldli.co/e/m1jpmm [ BLIC ] • Prismacolor PC942 Goldenrod ——— ldli.co/e/epj6k2 [ BLIC ] • Prismacolor PC1026 Greyed Lavender ——— ldli.co/e/qkop6r [ BLIC ] • Prismacolor PC122 Permanent Red ——— ldli.co/e/jmp5eo [ BLIC ] • Prismacolor PC1088 Muted Turquoise ——— ldli.co/e/y0jpx1 [ BLIC ] • Prismacolor PC109 Prussian Green ——— ldli.co/e/p9jrn0 [ BLIC ] • Prismacolor PC929 Pink ——— ldli.co/e/r7joyz [ BLIC ] • Prismacolor PC918 Orange ——— ldli.co/e/ozjpel [ BLIC ] • Prismacolor PC195 Pomegranate ——— ldli.co/e/lxjp01 [ BLIC ] • Prismacolor PC915 Lemon Yellow ——— ldli.co/e/xj2pej [ BLIC ] • Prismacolor PC1005 Limepeel ——— ldli.co/e/1mg9n5 [ BLIC ]
Copic Marker: How to Color Faces with Shape and Expression (VanillaArts.com) Amy Shulke 2019-04-20 | What's the secret to coloring expressive and smiling faces with Copic Markers? In this episode, I demonstrate an easy face shaping technique for beginner and starter level colorers. We're using a three marker blending combination to create smooth skin and a happy face. Then we'll improve the look further with detail pens and Prismacolor Colored Pencils."My Huckleberry" is an introductory level adult coloring project using Copic Markers, Prismacolor Soft Core Colored Pencils, Staetdler Triplus Pens, and the "Fishing Squidgy" stamp set from StampingBellaMy name is Amy Shulke and I'm a technical illustrator in SE Michigan. I teach art-based coloring classes, locally and online. Visit me at VanillaArts.comFurther Reading:"My Huckleberry" Project Info + Printable Recipe: pages.convertkit.com/c8b929ba35/93955885b7Daily Coloring Tips:instagram.com/vanilla.arts.coMy introductory online Copic Marker class:vanilla-workshops.teachable.com/p/flutterbyMore about the Holtz Perfect Colouring Paper shown in this video:vanillaarts.com/blog/holtz-perfect-paper8 Tips for Easy Faces:vanillaarts.com/blog/tips-easy-faceThe #1 Key to Better Copic Marker Blends:vanillaarts.com/blog/key-to-copic-blendingIs Your Coloring Flat (add B60!):vanillaarts.com/blog/neutrals-ugly-markersChange a Character by Changing Eyes:vanillaarts.com/blog/2016/7/15/anatomy-eyes__________"My Huckleberry" is an original mixed media coloring lesson by Amy Shulke of VanillaArts.com using the cling stamp set "Fishing Squidgy" by Stampendous.Original digital stamps: vanillaarts.com/shopOnline classes: http://vanilla-workshops.teachable.com#copicmarker #adultcoloring #howtocolor——— S U P P L I E S ———• Holtz Perfect Colouring Paper (50 sheets) ——— amzn.to/2XnCOhh [ Amazon US ] • Copic Sketch B32 Pale Blue ——— ldli.co/e/p9k630 [ Blick Art Materials ] • Copic Sketch B34 Manganese Blue ——— ldli.co/e/r7q0nz [ Blick Art Materials ] • Copic Sketch B37 Antwerp Blue ——— ldli.co/e/oz9nml [ Blick Art Materials ] • Copic Sketch B60 Pale Blue Grey ——— ldli.co/e/lx19m1 [ Blick Art Materials ] • Copic Sketch B99 Agate ——— ldli.co/e/xjqzlj [ Blick Art Materials ] • Copic Sketch YG17 Grass Green ——— ldli.co/e/1m2yp5 [ Blick Art Materials ] • Copic Sketch YG03 Yellow Green ——— ldli.co/e/dj4g73 [ Blick Art Materials ] • Copic Sketch Y38 Honey ——— ldli.co/e/lx19m2 [ Blick Art Materials ] • Copic Sketch Y35 Maize ——— ldli.co/e/xjqzlz [ Blick Art Materials ] • Copic Sketch E21 Soft Sun ——— ldli.co/e/1m2ypq [ Blick Art Materials ] • Copic Sketch E35 Chamois ——— ldli.co/e/dj4g7k [ Blick Art Materials ] • Copic Sketch E37 Sepia ——— ldli.co/e/z0mkrp [ Blick Art Materials ] • Copic Sketch E50 Eggshell ——— ldli.co/e/9z0kdn [ Blick Art Materials ] • Staedtler Triplus Fineliner Pens Willow Green ——— ldli.co/e/klxzq0 [ Blick Art Materials ] • Staedtler Triplus Fineliner Pens Light Brown ——— ldli.co/e/71mz67 [ Blick Art Materials ] • Staedtler Triplus Fineliner Pens Gray ——— ldli.co/e/ndz7q4 [ Blick Art Materials ] • Staedtler Triplus Fineliner Pens 20 Color Pack ——— amzn.to/2H1EWTe [ Amazon US ] • Prismacolor PC901 Indigo ——— ldli.co/e/6x5dl6 [ Blick Art Materials ] • Prismacolor PC938 White ——— ldli.co/e/g5plq4 [ Blick Art Materials ] • Prismacolor PC1026 Greyed Lavender ——— ldli.co/e/0e2y7z [ Blick Art Materials ] • Prismacolor PC1092 Nectar ——— ldli.co/e/4m0xpk [ Blick Art Materials ] • Prismacolor PC936 Slate Grey ——— ldli.co/e/2m0yp6 [ Blick Art Materials ] • Prismacolor PC941 Light Umber ——— ldli.co/e/5lo1mm [ Blick Art Materials ] • Uni-Ball Signo Broad - White - Pack of 3 ——— amzn.to/2ywAMRi [ Amazon US ] • Gelly Roll Clear Stardust ——— amzn.to/2RYxz5o [ Amazon US ] • Tombow MONO Zero Eraser, Round Tip ——— amzn.to/2FHrve2 [ Amazon US ] • Factis Eraser Black 18 ——— amzn.to/2LIKUuB [ Amazon US ] • Pentel Eraser, Hi-Polymer Eraser, White ——— amzn.to/2LIKV1D [ Amazon US ] • Sticky Tack (for erasing colored pencil) ——— amzn.to/2LL21fc [ Amazon US ] • Tim Holtz Glass Media Mat ——— amzn.to/2MaeI3K [ Amazon US ]
Copic Coloring Tips: How daily coloring challenges can hold you back (VanillaArts.com) Amy Shulke 2019-03-27 | Have you made a commitment to improve your Copic Marker and colored pencil coloring by practicing faithfully every day? Have you joined a challenge group? Do you follow prompt lists? Have you joined a 30 day coloring challenge?Many adult colorers try to grow their skills with schedule based practice routines. But learning and growth requires something more than logging minutes with a pencil or marker in your hand.Amy Shulke, a professional illustrator and art instructor, shows you the benefits of practicing slower and deeper with more time for reflection. It may mean fewer projects completed but slowing down can cure your skill plateau and foster greater creativity in the long run.Read more: vanillaarts.com/blog/make-practice-effective__________Learn to color "Velveteen Rabbit", another fun Marker Painting Workshop from VanillaArts.com. This 4 hour video course is a challenge level project for intermediate to advanced adult colorers. "Velveteen Rabbit" teaches you how to apply realism techniques to unrealistic objects. It also covers fur technique for colored pencil."Velveteen Rabbit" is an original mixed media drawing and lesson by Amy Shulke of VanillaArts.com. Supplies include Copic Markers, Staedtler Triplus Pens, and Prismacolor Soft Core Colored Pencils.For more original digital stamps: vanillaarts.com/shop"Velveteen Rabbit" online class: http://vanilla-workshops.teachable.com#copicmarker #realisticcoloring #howtocolor——— S U P P L I E S ———• Tim Holtz Glass Media Mat ——— amzn.to/2MaeI3K [ Amazon US ] • Amazon.com: Bazzill Classic Cardstock 12"X12"-Dark Kraft: Kitchen & Dining ——— amzn.to/2JDz6y7 [ Amazon US ] • Life Changing Blending Brushes (for Distress Ink) ——— amzn.to/2G3TGEq [ Amazon US ] • Tim Holtz Distress® Ink Pad Tea Dye ——— ldli.co/e/12zke6 [ rangerink.com ] • Copic Sketch 0 Colorless Blender ——— ldli.co/e/904rez [ Blick Art Materials ] • Copic Sketch BG78 Bronze ——— ldli.co/e/kxy729 [ Blick Art Materials ] • Copic Sketch BV00 Mauve Shadow ——— ldli.co/e/656med [ Blick Art Materials ] • Copic Sketch BV01 Viola ——— ldli.co/e/gpmr6y [ Blick Art Materials ] • Copic Sketch R21 Sardonyx ——— ldli.co/e/nz12xo [ Blick Art Materials ] • Copic Sketch R22 Light Prawn ——— ldli.co/e/7mgqy9 [ Blick Art Materials ] • Copic Sketch YG00 Mimosa Yellow ——— ldli.co/e/d42mkd [ Blick Art Materials ] • Copic Sketch YG03 Yellow Green ——— ldli.co/e/zmo52m [ Blick Art Materials ] • Staedtler Triplus Fineliner Pens Black ——— ldli.co/e/02dz55 [ Blick Art Materials ] • Prismacolor PC195 Pomegranate ——— ldli.co/e/rqkpor [ Blick Art Materials ] • Amazon.com : Imikas Pencil Sharpener ——— amzn.to/2Tyxp8L [ Amazon US ] • Prismacolor PC901 Indigo ——— ldli.co/e/4074en [ Blick Art Materials ] • Prismacolor PC915 Lemon Yellow ——— ldli.co/e/yq24px [ Blick Art Materials ] • Prismacolor PC926 Carmine Red ——— ldli.co/e/pkzer3 [ Blick Art Materials ] • Prismacolor PC931 Dark Purple ——— ldli.co/e/o9d3pq [ Blick Art Materials ] • Prismacolor PC935 Black ——— ldli.co/e/q79jzl [ Blick Art Materials ] • Prismacolor PC936 Slate Grey ——— ldli.co/e/5on5e0 [ Blick Art Materials ] • Prismacolor PC938 White ——— ldli.co/e/o9yppj [ Blick Art Materials ] • Prismacolor PC941 Light Umber ——— ldli.co/e/30kged [ Blick Art Materials ] • Prismacolor PC947 Dark Umber ——— ldli.co/e/mdx0lo [ Blick Art Materials ] • Prismacolor PC1005 Limepeel ——— ldli.co/e/209nex [ Blick Art Materials ] • Prismacolor PC1027 Peacock Blue ——— ldli.co/e/jlj949 [ Blick Art Materials ] • Prismacolor PC1067 Cool Grey 90% ——— ldli.co/e/l1l6po [ Blick Art Materials ] • Tombow MONO Zero Eraser, Round Tip ——— amzn.to/2FHrve2 [ Amazon US ] • Sticky Tack (for erasing colored pencil) ——— amzn.to/2LL21fc [ Amazon US ] • Pentel Eraser, Hi-Polymer Eraser, White ——— amzn.to/2LIKV1D [ Amazon US ] • Factis Eraser Black 18 ——— amzn.to/2LIKUuB [ Amazon US ] Product list made with LinkDeli - linkdeli.com/e/m9ey7dFree Stock Footage by http://videezy.com
Copic Marker: Beginner Blending Technique, Gummy Bears Amy Shulke 2019-02-09 | Are you brand new to Copic Markers? In this episode, I demonstrate a super-simple blending technique for beginner and starter level colorers. We're using two-marker blending combinations to create silky smooth color blends and then improving the look further with detail pens and Prismacolor Colored Pencils."Lazy Gummy Bears" is an introductory level adult coloring project using Copic Markers, Prismacolor Soft Core Colored Pencils, Staetdler Triplus Pens, and bear stamps from Lawn Fawn's "You're Claw-some" stamp set.My name is Amy Shulke and I'm a technical illustrator in SE Michigan. I teach art-based coloring classes, locally and online. Visit me at VanillaArts.comFurther Reading:"Lazy Gummy Bears" Project Info + Printable Recipe: vanillaarts.com/blog/lazy-gummy-bearMy introductory online Copic Marker class:vanilla-workshops.teachable.com/p/flutterbyGet scientific about Copic blending:vanillaarts.com/blog/key-to-copic-blendingBeginner Copic Mistakes (and how to fix them):vanillaarts.com/blog/2016/2/6/5-mistakes-beginning-copic-colorers-make-and-how-to-fix-themWhy I teach with Prismacolor Pencils:vanillaarts.com/blog/defend-prismacolor__________"Lazy Gummy Bears" is an original mixed media coloring lesson by Amy Shulke of VanillaArts.com using the cling stamp set "You're Claw-some!" by Lawn Fawn.Original digital stamps: vanillaarts.com/shopOnline classes: http://vanilla-workshops.teachable.com#copicmarker #adultcoloring #howtocolor——— S U P P L I E S ———• Copic Markers 8-1/2 by 11-Inch Blending Card by X-Press It, 25 Sheets ——— amzn.to/2M4n2BO [ Amazon US ] • Tsukineko Memento, London Fog ——— amzn.to/2yGWQc3 [ Amazon US ] • Tonic Studios Tim Holtz Glass Media Mat 1914e ——— amzn.to/2MaeI3K [ Amazon US ] • Copic Sketch YG03 Yellow Green ——— ldli.co/e/d40mn3 [ Blick Art Materials ] • Copic Sketch YG17 Grass Green ——— ldli.co/e/zm15p7 [ Blick Art Materials ] • Copic Sketch R17 Lipstick Orange ——— ldli.co/e/xqegkz [ Blick Art Materials ] • Copic Sketch R29 Lipstick Red ——— ldli.co/e/12nk7q [ Blick Art Materials ] • Copic Sketch Y11 Pale Yellow ——— ldli.co/e/d40mzk [ Blick Art Materials ] • Copic Sketch Y15 Cadmium Yellow ——— ldli.co/e/zm15np [ Blick Art Materials ] • Copic Sketch Y38 Honey ——— ldli.co/e/90or3n [ Blick Art Materials ] • Copic Sketch YR07 Cadmium Orange ——— ldli.co/e/kxk700 [ Blick Art Materials ] • Copic Sketch V20 Wisteria ——— ldli.co/e/7mxq27 [ Blick Art Materials ] • Staedtler Triplus Fineliner Pens 20 Color Pack ——— amzn.to/2H1EWTe [ Amazon US ] • Staedtler Triplus Fineliner Pens Willow Green ——— ldli.co/e/65rmg9 [ Blick Art Materials ] • Staedtler Triplus Fineliner Pens Red ——— ldli.co/e/02pzol [ Blick Art Materials ] • Staedtler Triplus Fineliner Pens Yellow ——— ldli.co/e/nzm254 [ Blick Art Materials ] • Staedtler Triplus Fineliner Pens Orange ——— ldli.co/e/65rm46 [ Blick Art Materials ] • Prismacolor PC109 Prussian Green ——— ldli.co/e/gpgr74 [ Blick Art Materials ] • Prismacolor PC901 Indigo ——— ldli.co/e/40k4n5 [ Blick Art Materials ] • Prismacolor PC923 Scarlet Lake ——— ldli.co/e/02pzkz [ Blick Art Materials ] • Prismacolor PC931 Dark Purple ——— ldli.co/e/40k4zk [ Blick Art Materials ] • Prismacolor PC938 White ——— ldli.co/e/5or56k [ Blick Art Materials ] • Prismacolor PC1002 Yellowed Orange ——— ldli.co/e/202n16 [ Blick Art Materials ] • Prismacolor PC1026 Greyed Lavender ——— ldli.co/e/5or59m [ Blick Art Materials ] • Prismacolor PC1033 Mineral Orange ——— ldli.co/e/30pgd3 [ Blick Art Materials ] • Factis Eraser Black 18 ——— amzn.to/2LIKUuB [ Amazon US ] • Pentel Eraser, Hi-Polymer Eraser, White ——— amzn.to/2LIKV1D [ Amazon US ] • Sticky Tack (for erasing colored pencil) ——— amzn.to/2LL21fc [ Amazon US ] Product list made with LinkDeli - linkdeli.com/e/m9ey7d
Copic Coloring Tips: Improve your Artistry by Avoiding Black Art Supplies Amy Shulke 2019-01-29 | Do you want to develop a unique style and voice in your coloring? Learn how you can improve your Copic or colored pencil coloring and your artistry by challenging yourself to find new ways to color black objects.Many adult colorers use childhood definitions of color, assuming they know what color things are based on snap judgements. Artists look deeper to see more than color names. They look at hue, temperature, and value before they decide to automatically use black marker.Amy Shulke, a professional illustrator, shows you the benefits of looking deeper at color, to capture more expressive and more authentic color in your projects.Read more: vanillaarts.com/blog/danger-of-black__________Learn to color "Luminous Lanterns", another fun Marker Painting Workshop from VanillaArts.com. This 2 hour video course is a challenge level project for intermediate to advanced adult colorers. "Luminous Lanterns" teaches you to color both soft and bold glows, useful for candles, lightbulbs, jack o' lanterns, flashlights, lighthouses, or any other glowing object."Luminous Lanterns" is an original mixed media drawing and lesson by Amy Shulke of VanillaArts.com. Supplies include Copic Markers, Staedtler Triplus Pens, and Prismacolor Soft Core Colored Pencils.For more original digital stamps: vanillaarts.com/shop"Luminous Lanterns" online class: http://vanilla-workshops.teachable.com#copicmarker #realisticcoloring #howtocolor——— S U P P L I E S ———• Curious Metallic - CRYOGEN WHITE Card Stock - 89lb Cover - 8.5 x 11 - 25 PK ——— amzn.to/2QeSu3b [ Amazon US ] • Mask it Masking Film ——— amzn.to/2KS0EM8 [ Amazon US ] • Tonic Studios Tim Holtz Glass Media Mat 1914e ——— amzn.to/2MaeI3K [ Amazon US ] • Post-it Tape, 1" wide ——— amzn.to/2wOBYP7 [ Amazon US ] • Life Changing Blending Brushes (for Distress Ink) ——— amzn.to/2G3TGEq [ Amazon US ] • Tim Holtz Distress® Ink Pad Wild Honey ——— ldli.co/e/4j4jx0 [ rangerink.com ] • Tim Holtz Distress® Ink Pad Chipped Sapphire ——— ldli.co/e/2jnjym [ rangerink.com ] • Tim Holtz Distress® Ink Pad Black Soot ——— ldli.co/e/5j5j1x [ rangerink.com ] • Copic Sketch B60 Pale Blue Grey ——— ldli.co/e/3jgjlx [ Blick Art Materials ] • Copic Sketch BG53 Ice Mint ——— ldli.co/e/m909kr [ Blick Art Materials ] • Copic Sketch BG57 Jasper ——— ldli.co/e/ezqz00 [ Blick Art Materials ] • Copic Sketch C6 Cool Grey 6 ——— ldli.co/e/q1j1gx [ Blick Art Materials ] • Copic Sketch B93 Light Crockery Blue ——— ldli.co/e/j191d4 [ Blick Art Materials ] • Copic Sketch B97 Night Blue ——— ldli.co/e/yy4y9p [ Blick Art Materials ] • Copic Sketch C8 Cool Grey 8 ——— ldli.co/e/pxex64 [ Blick Art Materials ] • Copic Sketch Marker E40 Brick White ——— amzn.to/2H0haa4 [ Amazon US ] • Copic Sketch E44 Clay ——— ldli.co/e/rdpd0l [ Blick Art Materials ] • Copic Sketch E42 Sand White ——— ldli.co/e/ol3lnk [ Blick Art Materials ] • Copic Sketch R02 Rose Salmon ——— ldli.co/e/lz6z9g [ Blick Art Materials ] • Copic Sketch R05 Salmon Red ——— ldli.co/e/xygyz4 [ Blick Art Materials ] • Staedtler Triplus Fineliner Pens 20 Color Pack ——— amzn.to/2H1EWTe [ Amazon US ] • Staedtler Triplus Fineliner Pens Brown ——— ldli.co/e/1jkjy1 [ Blick Art Materials ] • Staedtler Triplus Fineliner Pens Light Grey ——— ldli.co/e/ddmdgm [ Blick Art Materials ] • Staedtler Triplus Fineliner Pens Gray ——— ldli.co/e/zy5yg1 [ Blick Art Materials ] • Staedtler Triplus Fineliner Pens Red ——— ldli.co/e/9prpxd [ Blick Art Materials ] • Prismacolor PC105 Cobalt Turquoise ——— ldli.co/e/kd7dp4 [ Blick Art Materials ] • Prismacolor PC901 Indigo ——— ldli.co/e/74q4o3 [ Blick Art Materials ] • Prismacolor PC922 Poppy Red ——— ldli.co/e/nk2ky6 [ Blick Art Materials ] • Prismacolor PC938 ——— ldli.co/e/6jmjq2 [ Blick Art Materials ] • Prismacolor PC992 Light Aqua ——— ldli.co/e/gkrkyn [ Blick Art Materials ] • Prismacolor PC997 Beige ——— ldli.co/e/0jzjqj [ Blick Art Materials ] • Prismacolor PC1024 Blue Slate ——— ldli.co/e/4j4jq0 [ Blick Art Materials ] • Prismacolor PC1067 Cool Grey 90% ——— ldli.co/e/2jnjqm [ Blick Art Materials ] • Prismacolor PC1094 Sandbar Brown ——— ldli.co/e/5j5jqx [ Blick Art Materials ] • 6 inch ruler (with cork backing) ——— amzn.to/2FERPph [ Amazon US ] • Sticky Tack (for erasing colored pencil) ——— amzn.to/2LL21fc [ Amazon US ] • Factis Eraser Black 18 ——— amzn.to/2LIKUuB [ Amazon US ] • Pentel Eraser, Hi-Polymer Eraser, White ——— amzn.to/2LIKV1D [ Amazon US ] Product list made with LinkDeli - linkdeli.com/e/m9ey7d
Copic Marker: Color a Cute Christmas Angel (skin and hair) Amy Shulke 2018-12-15 | "Christmas Angel" is a darling adult coloring project using Copic Markers, Prismacolor Soft Core Colored Pencils, and Staetdler Triplus Pens.In this episode, I demonstrate my beginner's challenge level process for coloring cute characters with friendly faces and lots of personality.My name is Amy Shulke and I'm a technical illustrator in SE Michigan. I teach art-based coloring classes, locally and online. Visit me at VanillaArts.com__________Further Reading:"Christmas Angel" Project Info + Printable Recipe: vanillaarts.com/blog/cute-christmas-angelMy online class introducing the Push & Pull method:vanilla-workshops.teachable.com/p/flutterbyChoose the best stamps for realism:vanillaarts.com/blog/2015/11/4/lets-talk-choosing-the-best-stamps-for-copic-coloringThe importance of neutral colors:vanillaarts.com/blog/neutrals-ugly-markersChange the eyes, change the character:vanillaarts.com/blog/2016/7/15/anatomy-eyesTips for portraiture:vanillaarts.com/blog/2015/4/30/qa-portraiture__________"Christmas Angel" is an original mixed media coloring lesson by Amy Shulke of VanillaArts.com using the cling stamp set "Angel Squidgies, Ornament" by StampingBellaOriginal digital stamps: vanillaarts.com/shopOnline classes: http://vanilla-workshops.teachable.com#copicmarker #adultcoloring #howtocolor__________——— S U P P L I E S ———• Copic Markers 8-1/2 by 11-Inch Blending Card by X-Press It, 25 Sheets ——— amzn.to/2M4n2BO [ Amazon US ] • Tsukineko Memento, London Fog ——— amzn.to/2yGWQc3 [ Amazon US ] • Copic Sketch B60 Pale Blue Grey ——— ldli.co/e/9p00gn [ Blick Art Materials ] • Copic Sketch E21 Soft Sun ——— ldli.co/e/kdxxm0 [ Blick Art Materials ] • Copic Sketch E31 Brick Beige ——— ldli.co/e/74mmn7 [ Blick Art Materials ] • Copic Sketch E35 Chamois ——— ldli.co/e/nkzzj4 [ Blick Art Materials ] • Copic Sketch E50 Eggshell ——— ldli.co/e/6j5576 [ Blick Art Materials ] • Copic Sketch N0 Neutral Grey 0 ——— ldli.co/e/gkpp44 [ Blick Art Materials ] • Copic Sketch N4 Neutral Grey 4 ——— ldli.co/e/0j22xz [ Blick Art Materials ] • Copic Sketch YG03 Yellow Green ——— ldli.co/e/4j004k [ Blick Art Materials ] • Copic Sketch YG17 Grass Green ——— ldli.co/e/2j00n6 [ Blick Art Materials ] • Copic Sketch YR24 Pale Sepia ——— ldli.co/e/5joo5m [ Blick Art Materials ] • Copic Sketch YR27 Tuscan Orange ——— ldli.co/e/3j00g3 [ Blick Art Materials ] • Staedtler Triplus Fineliner Pens 20 Color Pack ——— amzn.to/2H1EWTe [ Amazon US ] • Staedtler Triplus Fineliner Pens Black ——— ldli.co/e/m9dd0e [ Blick Art Materials ] • Staedtler Triplus Fineliner Pens Light Brown ——— ldli.co/e/ez44ql [ Blick Art Materials ] • Staedtler Triplus Fineliner Pens Willow Green ——— ldli.co/e/q177jd [ Blick Art Materials ] • Staedtler Triplus Fineliner Pens Brown ——— ldli.co/e/j1ll91 [ Blick Art Materials ] • Staedtler Triplus Fineliner Pens Red ——— ldli.co/e/yyqq4q [ Blick Art Materials ] • Prismacolor PC901 Indigo ——— ldli.co/e/pxkke9 [ Blick Art Materials ] • Prismacolor PC936 Slate Grey ——— ldli.co/e/rdqqpe [ Blick Art Materials ] • Prismacolor PC938 ——— ldli.co/e/ol993j [ Blick Art Materials ] • Prismacolor PC945 Sienna Brown ——— ldli.co/e/lz1162 [ Blick Art Materials ] • Prismacolor PC1092 Nectar ——— ldli.co/e/xyqqgz [ Blick Art Materials ] • Uni-Ball Signo Broad - White - Pack of 3 ——— amzn.to/2ywAMRi [ Amazon US ] • Gelly Roll Clear Stardust ——— amzn.to/2RYxz5o [ Amazon US ] • Tonic Studios Tim Holtz Glass Media Mat 1914e ——— amzn.to/2MaeI3K [ Amazon US ] • Factis Eraser Black 18 ——— amzn.to/2LIKUuB [ Amazon US ] • Pentel Eraser, Hi-Polymer Eraser, White ——— amzn.to/2LIKV1D [ Amazon US ] • Sticky Tack (for erasing colored pencil) ——— amzn.to/2LL21fc [ Amazon US ] Product list made with LinkDeli - linkdeli.com/e/m9ey7d
Copic Marker Demonstration: Color Birds with Fluffy Feathers (Copic Marker, Colored Pencil) Amy Shulke 2018-11-17 | "Backyard Birds" is a festive adult coloring project using Copic Markers, Prismacolor Soft Core Colored Pencils, and Staetdler Triplus Pens.In this episode, I demonstrate my intermediate level process for coloring birds with fluffy feathers and lots of personality. Plus we discuss why it's completely normal to feel disappointed with your own coloring.My name is Amy Shulke and I'm an artist and technical illustrator in Southeastern Michigan. I teach art-based coloring classes both locally and online. Visit me at VanillaArts.com__________Further Reading:Backyard Birds Project Info: vanillaarts.com/blog/backyard-birdsWhy smooth Copic blends damage realism:vanillaarts.com/blog/color-different-objectsTips for adding realistic texture:vanillaarts.com/blog/add-textureChange the eyes, change the character:vanillaarts.com/blog/2016/7/15/anatomy-eyes6 signs that you're overworking your coloring project:vanillaarts.com/blog/6ways-overworking__________"Backyard Birds" is an original mixed media coloring lesson by Amy Shulke of VanillaArts.com using the cling stamp "Bird Tree" by Stampendous.Original digital stamps: vanillaarts.com/shopOnline classes: http://vanilla-workshops.teachable.com#copicmarker #adultcoloring #howtocolor__________
Copic Coloring Tips: Realism Respects the Laws of Physics (alcohol marker & colored pencil) Amy Shulke 2018-11-03 | Do you want to add more realism to your Copic Marker or colored pencil projects? In this video we explore one of the essential keys to realistic coloring that many adult colorers completely neglect - the laws of physics, that's gravity and light.Real objects cast real shadows. Adding shadows to your coloring project triggers the optical illusion of reality for your viewers. Your objects must look as if they have presence in space, that they're subject to the laws of gravity, and that they interact with their surroundings by either blocking or reflecting light. Realism is basic physics!Amy Shulke, a professional illustrator, shows you how to stop adding background distractions and start adding realistic settings to your coloring projects.__________Learn to color "Rustic Maple Leaf" in my latest online coloring workshop! The 2.25 hour video course is a challenge level project for intermediate to advanced adult colorers. The Rustic Maple Leaf project teaches you to color realistic shade and realistic shadows for a leaf that feels touchably real.Rustic Maple Leaf is an original mixed media drawing and lesson by Amy Shulke of VanillaArts.com. Supplies include Copic Markers, Staedtler Triplus Pens, and Prismacolor Soft Core Colored Pencils.For more original digital stamps: vanillaarts.com/shop"Rustic Maple Leaf" online class: http://vanilla-workshops.teachable.com#copicmarker #realisticcoloring #howtocolor__________——— S U P P L I E S ———• Curious Metallic - CRYOGEN WHITE Card Stock - 89lb Cover - 8.5 x 11 - 25 PK ——— amzn.to/2QeSu3b [ Amazon US ] • Copic Sketch W3 Warm Grey 3 ——— ldli.co/e/mgpd0p [ Blick Art Materials ] • Copic Sketch W5 Warm Grey 5 ——— ldli.co/e/en64qx [ Blick Art Materials ] • Copic Sketch W9 Warm Grey 9 ——— ldli.co/e/qdp7je [ Blick Art Materials ] • Copic Sketch BV20 Dull Lavender ——— ldli.co/e/j75l9x [ Blick Art Materials ] • Copic Sketch R12 Light Tea Rose ——— ldli.co/e/ygpq4d [ Blick Art Materials ] • Copic Sketch R14 Light Rouge ——— ldli.co/e/p1rkez [ Blick Art Materials ] • Copic Sketch R17 Lipstick Orange ——— ldli.co/e/rzoqpx [ Blick Art Materials ] • Copic Sketch R39 Garnet ——— ldli.co/e/oxp933 [ Blick Art Materials ] • Copic Sketch YG03 Yellow Green ——— ldli.co/e/l7px00 [ Blick Art Materials ] • Copic Sketch YG21 Anise ——— ldli.co/e/x6pjel [ Blick Art Materials ] • Staedtler Triplus Fineliner Pens 20 Color Pack ——— amzn.to/2H1EWTe [ Amazon US ] • Staedtler Triplus Fineliner Pens Gray ——— ldli.co/e/169mn4 [ Blick Art Materials ] • Prismacolor PC938 ——— ldli.co/e/dpnj0e [ Blick Art Materials ] • Prismacolor PC943 Burnt Ochre ——— ldli.co/e/zqp01d [ Blick Art Materials ] • Prismacolor PC1005 Limepeel ——— ldli.co/e/952zom [ Blick Art Materials ] • Prismacolor PC1011 Deco Yellow ——— ldli.co/e/ke3lke [ Blick Art Materials ] • Prismacolor PC1076 French Grey 90% ——— ldli.co/e/7r01x4 [ Blick Art Materials ] • Prismacolor PC1095 Black Raspberry ——— ldli.co/e/nlpdmz [ Blick Art Materials ] • Tim Holtz Distress® Ink Pad Weathered Wood ——— ldli.co/e/6ngxrx [ rangerink.com ] • Tim Holtz Distress® Ink Pad Antique Linen ——— ldli.co/e/gn05gx [ rangerink.com ]
Copic Marker Demonstration: Cute Zombie Skin and Hair Amy Shulke 2018-10-13 | "The Cutest Zombie" is a fun Halloween adult coloring project with Copic Markers, Prismacolor Soft Core Colored Pencils, and Staetdler Triplus Pens.See how Amy transforms a standard skin recipe into a creepy zombie effect and watch as she blends green into violet for an alternative hair recipe.Amy teaches art-based Copic coloring classes, both online and local (SE Michigan). Further Reading:Zombie Project Info + Printable Recipe: vanillaarts.com/blog/creepy-skin-hair-demoBeginner's Guide to Create & Use Color Palettes:Part One: vanillaarts.com/blog/colorpalette-onePart Two: vanillaarts.com/blog/colorpalette-two5 Reasons to Mix Media: vanillaarts.com/blog/5-reasons-colored-pencil5 Rules for Adding Details: vanillaarts.com/blog/how-much-detail__________The Cutest Zombie is an original mixed media coloring lesson by Amy Shulke of VanillaArts.com using the cling stamp "New Heights" by Santoro London Gorjuss.For original digital stamps: vanillaarts.com/shopFor online classes: http://vanilla-workshops.teachable.com#copicmarker #adultcoloring #howtocolor__________——— S U P P L I E S ———• Copic Markers 8-1/2 by 11-Inch Blending Card by X-Press It, 25 Sheets ——— amzn.to/2M4n2BO [ Amazon US ] • Tsukineko Memento, London Fog ——— amzn.to/2yGWQc3 [ Amazon US ] • Copic Sketch 0 Colorless Blender ——— ldli.co/e/7rmly9 [ Blick Art Materials ] • Copic Sketch B32 Pale Blue ——— ldli.co/e/nlzoxo [ Blick Art Materials ] • Copic Sketch B34 Manganese Blue ——— ldli.co/e/6n50ed [ Blick Art Materials ] • Copic Sketch B60 Pale Blue Grey ——— ldli.co/e/gnp26y [ Blick Art Materials ] • Copic Sketch E21 Soft Sun ——— ldli.co/e/002955 [ Blick Art Materials ] • Copic Sketch E31 Brick Beige ——— ldli.co/e/4o06en [ Blick Art Materials ] • Copic Sketch E50 Eggshell ——— ldli.co/e/2g07ex [ Blick Art Materials ] • Copic Sketch N0 Neutral Grey 0 ——— ldli.co/e/5poge0 [ Blick Art Materials ] • Copic Sketch N2 Neutral Grey 2 ——— ldli.co/e/340ned [ Blick Art Materials ] • Copic Sketch N6 Neutral Grey 6 ——— ldli.co/e/mgdrlo [ Blick Art Materials ] • Copic Sketch N8 Neutral Grey 8 ——— ldli.co/e/en4r75 [ Blick Art Materials ] • Copic Sketch R29 Lipstick Red ——— ldli.co/e/qd7qzl [ Blick Art Materials ] • Copic Sketch V09 Violet ——— ldli.co/e/j7l249 [ Blick Art Materials ] • Copic Sketch V15 Mallow ——— ldli.co/e/ygqkpx [ Blick Art Materials ] • Copic Sketch V17 Amethyst ——— ldli.co/e/p1k2r3 [ Blick Art Materials ] • Copic Sketch YG03 Yellow Green ——— ldli.co/e/rzq2or [ Blick Art Materials ] • Copic Sketch YG17 Grass Green ——— ldli.co/e/ox95pq [ Blick Art Materials ] • Uni-Ball Signo Broad - White - Pack of 3 ——— amzn.to/2ywAMRi [ Amazon US ] • Staedtler Triplus Fineliner Pens 20 Color Pack ——— amzn.to/2H1EWTe [ Amazon US ] • Prismacolor PC109 Prussian Green ——— ldli.co/e/l712po [ Blick Art Materials ] • Prismacolor PC901 Indigo ——— ldli.co/e/x6q9po [ Blick Art Materials ] • Prismacolor PC928 Blush Pink ——— ldli.co/e/162o96 [ Blick Art Materials ] • Prismacolor PC931 Dark Purple ——— ldli.co/e/dp4rnd [ Blick Art Materials ] • Prismacolor PC935 Black ——— ldli.co/e/zqm7pm [ Blick Art Materials ] • Prismacolor PC938 ——— ldli.co/e/95012z [ Blick Art Materials ] • Prismacolor PC941 Light Umber ——— ldli.co/e/kexr39 [ Blick Art Materials ] • Prismacolor PC989 Chartreuse ——— ldli.co/e/7rml09 [ Blick Art Materials ] • Prismacolor PC1008 Parma Violet ——— ldli.co/e/nlzopo [ Blick Art Materials ] • Prismacolor PC1026 Greyed Lavender ——— ldli.co/e/6n50gd [ Blick Art Materials ] • Prismacolor PC1061 Cool Grey 30% ——— ldli.co/e/gnp20y [ Blick Art Materials ] • Prismacolor PC1089 Pale Sage ——— ldli.co/e/0029o5 [ Blick Art Materials ] • Tonic Studios Tim Holtz Glass Media Mat 1914e ——— amzn.to/2MaeI3K [ Amazon US ] • Factis Eraser Black 18 ——— amzn.to/2LIKUuB [ Amazon US ] • Pentel Eraser, Hi-Polymer Eraser, White ——— amzn.to/2LIKV1D [ Amazon US ] • Sticky Tack (for erasing colored pencil) ——— amzn.to/2LL21fc [ Amazon US ]
Copic Coloring Tips: Add Texture for Greater Realism (alcohol marker & colored pencil) Amy Shulke 2018-10-05 | Do you want to add more realism to your Copic Marker or colored pencil projects? In this video we explore one of the essential keys to realistic coloring that many adult colorers forget about - texture!Smooth color blending is fun but the world around you is full of texture. You can read all the tutorials, take all the dimensional coloring classes but if you're smoothing everything into a perfect color blend, you're smoothing away the realism that comes from authentic texture.Plus, everyone blends. You'll never find your own artistic style if you always color the same way as everyone else!Authentic texture, it's an important key to realism.__________Learn to color "Tonic" in my latest online coloring workshop! The 1.5 hour video course is a challenge level project for intermediate to advanced adult colorers. The Tonic project teaches you to color realistic glass using four versatile textures: splotchy parchment, gritty cork, bubbly liquid, and hard smooth glass.Tonic is an original mixed media drawing and lesson by Amy Shulke of VanillaArts.com. Supplies include Copic Markers, Staedtler Triplus Pens, and Prismacolor Soft Core Colored Pencils.For more original digital stamps: vanillaarts.com/shop"Tonic" online class: http://vanilla-workshops.teachable.com#copicmarker #realisticcoloring #howtocolor__________——— S U P P L I E S ———• Copic Markers 8-1/2 by 11-Inch Blending Card by X-Press It, 25 Sheets ——— amzn.to/2M4n2BO [ Amazon US ] • Copic Colorless Blender Ink Refill ——— amzn.to/2xruhSg [ Amazon US ] • Tim Holtz Waterbrush, Fine Detailer Nib ——— amzn.to/2xpmxAf [ Amazon US ] • Copic Sketch 0 Colorless Blender ——— ldli.co/e/1649e7 [ Blick Art Materials ] • Copic Sketch BV20 Dull Lavender ——— ldli.co/e/dp9nk5 [ Blick Art Materials ] • Copic Sketch BV23 Greyish Lavender ——— ldli.co/e/l73p5g [ Blick Art Materials ] • Copic Sketch C0 Col Grey 0 ——— ldli.co/e/x6mp04 [ Blick Art Materials ] • Copic Sketch C2 Cool Grey 2 ——— ldli.co/e/1649e1 [ Blick Art Materials ] • Copic Sketch E31 Brick Beige ——— ldli.co/e/dp9nkm [ Blick Art Materials ] • Copic Sketch E33 Sand ——— ldli.co/e/zq4pp1 [ Blick Art Materials ] • Copic Sketch E50 Eggshell ——— ldli.co/e/95l22d [ Blick Art Materials ] • Copic Sketch YG17 Grass Green ——— ldli.co/e/ke4334 [ Blick Art Materials ] • Copic Sketch YG23 New Leaf ——— ldli.co/e/7rp003 [ Blick Art Materials ] • Staedtler Triplus Fineliner Pens Gray ——— ldli.co/e/nl0pp6 [ Blick Art Materials ] • Staedtler Triplus Fineliner Pens Brown ——— ldli.co/e/6npgg2 [ Blick Art Materials ] • Staedtler Triplus Fineliner Pens Willow Green ——— ldli.co/e/gnj00n [ Blick Art Materials ] • Prismacolor PC109 Prussian Green ——— ldli.co/e/00nooj [ Blick Art Materials ] • Prismacolor PC901 Indigo ——— ldli.co/e/4opnn0 [ Blick Art Materials ] • Prismacolor PC945 Sienna Brown ——— ldli.co/e/2gpkkm [ Blick Art Materials ] • Prismacolor PC946 Dark Brown ——— ldli.co/e/5pm66x [ Blick Art Materials ] • Prismacolor PC1005 Limepeel ——— ldli.co/e/34r77x [ Blick Art Materials ] • Prismacolor PC1088 Muted Turquoise ——— ldli.co/e/mg4ppr [ Blick Art Materials ] • Prismacolor 70% Cool Grey PC1065 ——— ldli.co/e/eno660 [ Blick Art Materials ] • Derwent Drawing Pencil - Chinese White ——— amzn.to/2KuXLjO [ Amazon US ] • Tonic Studios Tim Holtz Glass Media Mat 1914e ——— amzn.to/2MaeI3K [ Amazon US ] • Factis Eraser Black 18 ——— amzn.to/2LIKUuB [ Amazon US ] • Pentel Eraser, Hi-Polymer Eraser, White ——— amzn.to/2LIKV1D [ Amazon US ] • Sticky Tack (for erasing colored pencil) ——— amzn.to/2LL21fc [ Amazon US ]
Copic Coloring Tips: Improve Your Artistry & Style (show your true colors!) Amy Shulke 2018-09-07 | Do you want to color with more realism or more artistry? Immediately improve the depth and dimension in your Copic Marker or Colored Pencil projects by breaking free of standard color blending rules. Setting yourself free is the first step to coloring like the artist you were born to be, with style, self expression, and a unique voice.Coloring by the rules and heavy reliance upon tutorials and published marker/pencil recipes is a way of hiding what makes you special and important. You'll never find your own artistic style if you always mimic, duplicate, and copy.In this video we discuss how people see color differently and the importance of adding your own sense of color to your adult coloring projects. __________Learn to color "Ink & Hydrangea" in my latest online coloring workshop! The 3.5 hour video course is a challenge level project for intermediate to advanced adult colorers. The Ink & Hydrangea project teaches you how to shift your color temperatures to enhance depth. We also practice several other Vanilla Arts techniques including Pushing & Pulling for dimension, Sgraffito for fine details, and how to create realistic transparent glass.Ink & Hydrangea is an original mixed media drawing and lesson by Amy Shulke of VanillaArts.com. Supplies include Copic Markers, Staedtler Triplus Pens, and Prismacolor Soft Core Colored Pencils.For more original digital stamp + supply guide: vanillaarts.com/shop"Ink & Hydrangea" online class: http://vanilla-workshops.teachable.com#copicmarker #realisticcoloring #howtocolor__________——— S U P P L I E S ———• Copic Markers 8-1/2 by 11-Inch Blending Card by X-Press It, 25 Sheets ——— amzn.to/2M4n2BO [ Amazon US ] • Copic Sketch 0 Colorless Blender ——— ldli.co/e/mn2q3d [ Blick Art Materials ] • Copic Sketch C00 Cool Grey 00 ——— ldli.co/e/el9gep [ Blick Art Materials ] • Copic Sketch C1 Cool Grey 1 ——— ldli.co/e/q0el45 [ Blick Art Materials ] • Copic Sketch C3 Cool Grey 3 ——— ldli.co/e/j6g3op [ Blick Art Materials ] • Copic Sketch C5 Cool Grey 5 ——— ldli.co/e/yl7n3k [ Blick Art Materials ] • Copic Sketch C7 Cool Grey 7 ——— ldli.co/e/p0mpg6 [ Blick Art Materials ] • Copic Sketch G24 Willow ——— ldli.co/e/r4lxg1 [ Blick Art Materials ] • Copic Sketch G29 Pine Tree Green ——— ldli.co/e/o7oyq1 [ Blick Art Materials ] • Copic Sketch B93 Light Crockery Blue ——— ldli.co/e/lr4eqp [ Blick Art Materials ] • Copic Sketch B97 Night Blue ——— ldli.co/e/xok7rd [ Blick Art Materials ] • Copic Sketch B99 Agate ——— ldli.co/e/1d7137 [ Blick Art Materials ] • Copic Sketch RV19 Red Violet ——— ldli.co/e/dqz6e5 [ Blick Art Materials ] • Copic Sketch V09 Violet ——— ldli.co/e/zxn6jz [ Blick Art Materials ] • Copic Sketch V15 Mallow ——— ldli.co/e/9m3gy4 [ Blick Art Materials ] • Copic Sketch V17 Amethyst ——— ldli.co/e/kn0mgm [ Blick Art Materials ] • Copic Sketch YG21 Anise ——— ldli.co/e/752n3q [ Blick Art Materials ] • Staedtler Triplus Fineliner Pens Gray ——— ldli.co/e/ne5j6m [ Blick Art Materials ] • Prismacolor PC109 Prussian Green ——— ldli.co/e/62473l [ Blick Art Materials ] • Prismacolor PC901 Indigo ——— ldli.co/e/g174oj [ Blick Art Materials ] • Prismacolor PC931 Dark Purple ——— ldli.co/e/01kxr4 [ Blick Art Materials ] • Prismacolor PC938 ——— ldli.co/e/42g9rr [ Blick Art Materials ] • Prismacolor PC995 Mulberry ——— ldli.co/e/2zodrz [ Blick Art Materials ] • Prismacolor PC1005 Limepeel ——— ldli.co/e/520k7p [ Blick Art Materials ] • Prismacolor PC1007 Imperial Violet ——— ldli.co/e/3y6z9j [ Blick Art Materials ] • Tonic Studios Tim Holtz Glass Media Mat 1914e ——— amzn.to/2MaeI3K [ Amazon US ] • Factis Eraser Black 18 ——— amzn.to/2LIKUuB [ Amazon US ] • Pentel Eraser, Hi-Polymer Eraser, White ——— amzn.to/2LIKV1D [ Amazon US ] • Sticky Tack (for erasing colored pencil) ——— amzn.to/2LL21fc [ Amazon US ] • Post-it Tape, 1" wide ——— amzn.to/2wOBYP7 [ Amazon US ]
Copic Coloring Tips- Improve Your Coloring by Minimizing Outlines Amy Shulke 2018-08-10 | Do you want to color with more realism? Immediately improve the depth and dimension to your projects by eliminating the heavy black outlines around your objects.In this video we discuss how black lined stamps and coloring images hamper your growth as an artist. Heavy outlines visually dominate your images; viewers will always see the black lines before they see your coloring. Look around you, real life doesn't have outlines!The Vanilla Arts online coloring class ("Tree Frog") focuses on using color sculpting to define the edges of your objects, helping you ditch the reliance on coloring book outlines.Copic Marker & Prismacolor Colored Pencil by Amy Shulke of VanillaArts.com"Tree Frog" digital stamp + supply guide: vanillaarts.com/shop"Tree Frog" online class: http://vanilla-workshops.teachable.com#copicmarker #realisticcoloring #vanillaarts——— PARTIAL LIST OF SUPPLIES ———• Cryogen -Curious Metallic White Paper 89lb ——— amzn.to/2KubdVL [ Amazon US ] • Tonic Studios Tim Holtz Glass Media Mat 1914e ——— amzn.to/2HG09ap [ Amazon US ] • Mask it Masking Film ——— amzn.to/2KS0EM8 [ Amazon US ] • Copic Sketch C5 Cool Grey 5 ——— ldli.co/e/52regp [ Blick Art Materials ] • Copic Sketch YG17 Grass Green ——— ldli.co/e/3ypenj [ Blick Art Materials ] • Copic Sketch YG13 Chartreuse ——— ldli.co/e/mnmlrd [ Blick Art Materials ] • Copic Sketch YG21 Anise ——— ldli.co/e/elk7rp [ Blick Art Materials ] • Copic Sketch R17 Lipstick Orange ——— ldli.co/e/q06zq5 [ Blick Art Materials ] • Copic Sketch R14 Light Rouge ——— ldli.co/e/j6e42p [ Blick Art Materials ] • Copic Sketch Y38 Honey ——— ldli.co/e/ylxokk [ Blick Art Materials ] • Copic Sketch Y35 Maize ——— ldli.co/e/p0nd26 [ Blick Art Materials ] • Copic Sketch V15 Mallow ——— ldli.co/e/o7e151 [ Blick Art Materials ] • Copic Sketch V12 Pale Lilac ——— ldli.co/e/lr052p [ Blick Art Materials ] • Copic Sketch RV13 Tender Pink ——— ldli.co/e/xoe09d [ Blick Art Materials ] • Copic Sketch R20 Blush ——— ldli.co/e/1dneo7 [ Blick Art Materials ] • Copic Sketch BV31 Pale Lavender ——— ldli.co/e/dq0kr5 [ Blick Art Materials ] • Prismacolor PC931 Dark Purple ——— ldli.co/e/zx127z [ Blick Art Materials ] • Prismacolor PC1002 Yellowed Orange ——— ldli.co/e/9moe14 [ Blick Art Materials ] • Prismacolor PC901 Indigo ——— ldli.co/e/75xylq [ Blick Art Materials ] • Prismacolor PC1079 Blue Violet Lake ——— ldli.co/e/nemx7m [ Blick Art Materials ] • Prismacolor PC926 Carmine Red ——— ldli.co/e/62redl [ Blick Art Materials ]
Copic Coloring Tips- Improve Your Coloring with Glazing Amy Shulke 2018-07-06 | Do you color literally? Literal coloring is when a colorer works overtime to keep their Copic Marker or colored pencil colors very clean and pure. They don't blend much because they're afraid of making mud.In this video we discuss how the obsession with crayon-box colors hampers your ability to color with realism. It also keeps you from developing your own style or voice.Glazing is a technique developed in 17th century Holland and we can use it today with Copic Markers and colored pencils! The latest Vanilla Arts online coloring class ("Dragonfly") is an introduction to the glazing technique for markers + pencils.Copic Marker & Prismacolor Colored Pencil by Amy Shulke of VanillaArts.com"Dragonfly" digital stamp + supply guide: vanillaarts.com/shop"Dragonfly" online class: Introduction to glazing for translucent looking objects. http://vanilla-workshops.teachable.com#copicmarker #realisticcoloring #vanillaarts——— SUPPLIES - PARTIAL LIST ———• Cryogen -Curious Metallic White Paper 89lb ——— amzn.to/2KubdVL [ Amazon US ] • Mask it Masking Film ——— amzn.to/2KS0EM8 [ Amazon US ] • Tim Holtz Distress® Ink Pad Forest Moss ——— ldli.co/e/5793qk [ rangerink.com ] • Tim Holtz Distress® Ink Pad Crushed Olive ——— ldli.co/e/39d2qg [ rangerink.com ] • Mini Ink Blending Tool ——— amzn.to/2IDRf94 [ Amazon US ] • Copic Sketch BV25 Greyish Violet ——— ldli.co/e/mezolm [ Blick Art Materials ] • Copic Sketch BG57 Jasper ——— ldli.co/e/e13d72 [ Blick Art Materials ] • Copic Sketch R14 Light Rouge ——— ldli.co/e/qmn3zr [ Blick Art Materials ] • Prismacolor PC1067 Cool Grey 90% ——— ldli.co/e/jrxn4o [ Blick Art Materials ] • Prismacolor PC926 Carmine Red ——— ldli.co/e/y1mdo1 [ Blick Art Materials ] • Sharpie Poster Paint- ExFine, White (waterbased) ——— amzn.to/2KxTSLb [ Amazon US ]
Copic Coloring Tips- Color Realistic Glass Amy Shulke 2018-06-01 | Do you struggle to color realistic glass? It's not you, it's the coloring tutorials you're using!We all understand that glass is transparent but that presents a serious challenge for adult colorers... because which Copic Markers or colored pencils make transparency? That's why so many tutorials recommend blue markers, because blue sounds logical.But logical doesn't look real! Amy discusses why glass is more than blue markers. She demonstrates a simplified version of her method for coloring glass with moderate realism.Copic Marker & Prismacolor Colored Pencil speed coloring by Amy Shulke of VanillaArts.com"Cheers!", the digital stamp + supply guide used in this video are FREE to members of the Free Digi Club during June 2018. Subscribe at vanillaarts.com/free-monthly-printable"Cheers!" online class: Learn how to color yellow realistically without the use of orange or brown markers which never look natural. Workshop breaks down the entire process and shows you how to apply the technique to other yellow objects. http://vanilla-workshops.teachable.com#copicmarker #realisticcoloring #vanillaartsS U P P L I E S (partial list):• Copic Markers 8-1/2 by 11-Inch Blending Card by X-Press It, 25 Sheets ——— amzn.to/2HHtMbA [ Amazon US ] • Copic Sketch BV20 ——— amzn.to/2KswtuE [ Amazon US ] • Copic Sketch Markers-Cool Gray #0 ——— amzn.to/2Grz99d [ Amazon US ] ——— ldli.co/e/me364m [ Blick Art ] • Caran d'Ache Luminance - 630 Ultramarine Violet ——— ldli.co/e/jrok0o [ Blick Art ] • Prismacolor PC942 Yellow Ochre ——— ldli.co/e/y13zr1 [ Blick Art ] • Derwent Drawing Pencil - Chinese White ——— amzn.to/2KuXLjO [ Amazon US ] ——— ldli.co/e/o4q0gl [ Blick Art ] • Sharpie Poster Paint- ExFine, White (waterbased) ——— amzn.to/2KxTSLb [ Amazon US ] • Amy's favorite pencil sharpener ——— amzn.to/2FAWuF4 [ Amazon US ] ________________Music - "She Dreams in Blue" by Josh Woodwardhttp://joshwoodward.com
