December 7, 2021

Amy Shulke

Improve your Coloring, Realism, Colored Pencil, Steps to Realism, Copic Marker

Steps to Realism: Coloring beyond Smooth Blending Combinations (Copic Marker, Colored Pencil)

December 7, 2021

Amy Shulke

Improve your Coloring, Realism, Colored Pencil, Steps to Realism, Copic Marker

Steps to Realism: Coloring beyond Smooth Blending Combinations (Copic Marker, Colored Pencil)

Now that you know how to blend with Copic Markers, What’s next?

For beginners, the initial challenge with Copic Markers or even colored pencils is learning how to blend smoothly. After that, you worry about collecting enough markers or pencils to be able to color everything you want to color.

Buy, buy, buy. Blend, blend, blend…

November 10, 2020

Amy Shulke

Copic Marker, Colored Pencil, Improve your Coloring, Combine Techniques, Realism

Use What You Learn: Color a Winter Still Life with Copic Marker & Colored Pencil

November 10, 2020

Amy Shulke

Copic Marker, Colored Pencil, Improve your Coloring, Combine Techniques, Realism

Use What You Learn: Color a Winter Still Life with Copic Marker & Colored Pencil

You can use techniques borrowed from other Vanilla Arts classes to color a winter still life.

You can color these mittens, scarf, and hat or you can color ANY stamp that has warm wooly winter items.

Good technique isn’t just good for one project.

Good technique is good for a lifetime of coloring!

November 3, 2020

Amy Shulke

Copic Marker, Colored Pencil, Improve your Coloring, Combine Techniques, Realism

Use What You Learn: Color a Festive Holiday Door with Copic Marker & Colored Pencil

November 3, 2020

Amy Shulke

Copic Marker, Colored Pencil, Improve your Coloring, Combine Techniques, Realism

Use What You Learn: Color a Festive Holiday Door with Copic Marker & Colored Pencil

You can use techniques borrowed from other Vanilla Arts classes to color a festive Christmas door.

You can color this holiday welcome image or you can color ANY stamp that has rustic wood.

Good technique isn’t just good for one project.

Good technique is good for a lifetime of coloring!