Use What You Learn: Color Fabulous Feathers with Copic Marker & Colored Pencil
You can use techniques borrowed from other Vanilla Arts classes to color a wide-eyed owl.
You can color this owl, your own owl drawing, or any other owl stamp you encounter.
Good technique isn’t just good for one project.
Good technique is good for a lifetime of coloring!
Color Palette: Copic Marker + Colored Pencil Combination (Periwinkle, Peach, Brown)
Deep periwinkle, peach, and sandy brown Copic Markers make a beachy color palette for your next coloring project.
Today’s color palette pairs BV, YR, and E Copic Markers to make a tranquil color scheme.
Blending with Colored Pencils: Are You Using Too Many Colors? (More Realism with Fewer Pencils)
Are you frustrated with your colored pencil blends?
You’re not alone. You wanted to learn to color with realism and artistry. Instead, you’re getting artificial candy colors and strange blends which don’t turn out the way you expected.
Today, let’s look at the most common issue I see with current pencil instruction and why it doesn’t work well for realistic coloring
Color Palette: Copic Marker + Colored Pencil Combination (Green, Red, Pink)
Warm green, cool red, and bold carmine Copic Markers make a striking color palette for your next coloring project.
Today’s color palette pairs YG and R Copic Markers to make a blooming color scheme for your next project.