Black Line Art Limits Your Artistic Growth: Video Resources + Project Info

Black line art makes it harder to color with realism— video tutorial. “Easter Egg” project for Copic Markers shown in progress.
 

Do you color line art with strong black outlines?

BG45 is the primary marker for this “Easter Egg” project. Realistic and artistic Copic Markers plus colored pencils. Class from VanillaArts.com

Black outlines can be great for beginners!

Coloring books and black digital stamps have easy to read shapes which makes for a stress-free coloring experience.

And for those who draw, starting with a black fineliner is standard practice!

But user-friendly outlines quickly hampers your growth as you progress beyond the beginner stage.

What once was helpful becomes the thing holding you back.

Psssttt… If your coloring skills have stagnated and your artistic growth has plateaued…

My latest video shares the dangers of black line art and why it prevents you from moving beyond beginner coloring.

 


 

WATCH THE VIDEO:

(click below to watch at YouTube)

 


 

Want the Photo Reference?

A white egg like this serves as inspiration for the “Easter Egg” online class for Vanilla Arts’ Color Wonk membership. Free photo at Pixabay.com

The striped egg in the “Easter Egg” online class is completely imaginary. Students begin with a white egg, similar to the one here. Amy guides you through the process for adding photo realism and color to a very plain egg.

You can download a similar photo for FREE from Pixabay.com

Special thanks to the photographer who goes by the name of “3205123” on Pixabay. We really appreciate photographers who offer their excellent pics for creative use!

 

COLOR EASTER EGG

“Easter Egg” online coloring class feat. Copic Markers + colored pencil  from VanillaArts.com. Subscribers to the Color Wonk membership group enjoy monthly intermediate lessons.

Easter Egg began as a monthly project in my intermediate level coloring membership, Color Wonk.

Now this fun lesson on efficient coloring order is available as a Workshop.

Intermediate Copic Marker + Prismacolor Colored Pencil

Color Easter Egg plus two other spring projects in one Workshop.

If you like Easter Egg, you may be a great fit for Color Wonk membership. The coloring is fun, the supply list are small, the lessons are low key, and the results are amazing!

 


 

COLORS USED: EASTER EGG

Color bright and bold Easter stripes with a surprising twist. “Easter Egg” is an online coloring class feat. Copic Marker and colored pencil from Amy Shulke at VanillaArts.com

EASTER EGG:

Copic Marker - 0, BG000, BG11, BG53, BG57, BG90, C00, Y15, Y18, YG21, YG23

Prismacolor Pencil - 901 Indigo, 931 Dark Purple (or Derwent Purple). 938 White, 1026 Greyed Lavender, 1034 Goldenrod

DAISY BUTTON:

Copic Marker - BG90, Y18, Y15

Prismacolor Pencil - 931 Dark Purple (or Derwent Purple). 938 White, 1032 Pumpkin Orange, 1034 Goldenrod

Posca White and Primrosia Canary Pens

DAISY PETALS:

Copic Marker - BG90, C00

Prismacolor Pencil - 931 Dark Purple (or Derwent Purple), 1005 Limepeel, 1026 Greyed Lavender, 1088 Muted Turqoise

 
 

Supply List: Easter Egg

 
 
“Easter Egg” an intermediate online class for Copic Marker + colored pencil. Amazing lessons by Amy Shulke at Vanillaarts.com.
Learn the Universal Shading technique for greater realism. Amazing online classes from Amy Shulke at VanillaArts.com. “Easter Egg” is intermediate Copic + pencil.
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