Food Illustration

How to Get Tons of Color from a Few Colored Pencils (Heart Lollies Video Resources)

How to Get Tons of Color from a Few Colored Pencils (Heart Lollies Video Resources)

In this Color & Chat video, Amy shares her thoughts on color usage and the coloring process for her new Heart Lollies digital line art.

Use What You Learn: Color Tasty Food Illustrations with Copic Marker & Colored Pencil

Use What You Learn: Color Tasty Food Illustrations with Copic Marker & Colored Pencil

You can use techniques borrowed from other Vanilla Arts classes to color food illustrations.

You can color this sandwich, your own sandwich drawing, or any other food stamp you encounter.

Good technique isn’t just good for one project.

Good technique is good for a lifetime of coloring!

Use What You Learn: Color Realistic Tangerines or Oranges with Copic Marker & Colored Pencil

Use What You Learn: Color Realistic Tangerines or Oranges with Copic Marker & Colored Pencil

You can use techniques borrowed from other Vanilla Arts classes to color tasty tangerines.

You can color these tangerines, your own orange drawing, or any other fruit stamp you encounter.

Good technique isn’t just good for one project.

Good technique is good for a lifetime of coloring!

Strawberry Tea - a Challenge Level Mixed Media Project (Copic Marker, Colored Pencil)

Strawberry Tea - a Challenge Level Mixed Media Project  (Copic Marker, Colored Pencil)

Realism using color Runs

Coloring high shine objects like strawberries can be difficult. Using color runs can help achieve that realistic shine.

In this intermediate mixed media project you can follow Amy’s step by step strawberry process photos to color beautiful, realistic strawberries. This process can also be used for any berry.

Vanilla Arts Stamps feature wide open areas with minimal texture marks. This makes them suitable for colored pencil, alcohol markers, watercolor... get creative and get coloring!