Improve Your Coloring: Bad Color Palettes Ruin Good Coloring
Do you wish for Talent?
"I wish I could color like that artist on YouTube!"
All adult colorers have coloring heroes, inspirational Copic Marker or colored pencil geniuses whom we'd gladly trade places with. We love the look of their coloring projects and oh man, if only we had that kind of skill!
We'd give anything to be that talented, to be kissed by the coloring gods.
Talent. We chalk it up to talent. "That person is talented."
But you're wrong. It's not the talent you admire.
It's the color.
What you love in someone else's coloring usually has nothing to do with…
Cheers! - a Copic & colored pencil Marker Painting Workshop
It's Wedding Season!
Are you getting ready to celebrate with friends and family?
"Cheers!" is my latest Copic coloring image, another realism challenge for those of you who love food illustration!
This digital stamp is completely free to Free Digi Club subscribers from now until July 2017…
6 Tips for Left-Handed Colorers: Copic Markers or Colored Pencils
Are you a left handed colorer?
No? I'm not surprised. Lefties are a definite minority.
Southpaws like me are the few, the proud, and the backwards.
But hey, even if you are right handed, keep on reading. While I'm aiming these Copic Marker and colored pencil tips at those of us who color counter-clockwise, you righties can totally use these tips too.
You righties can flip the tips cattywampus the way we keck-handers have to do every day!
Improve your Coloring: How to Keep Copic Marker Projects Lightweight & Delicate
Do you have a weight problem?
Sorry, not that kind of weight problem. Do you have a Copic weight problem?
You are not alone. You color something like flowers and your blends are flawless. You use your best techniques and all of your skill. Basically, the stars align and it might be the best coloring you've ever done.
And yet your flower blossoms look like they each weigh about 90 pounds. There's nothing light or delicate about your project. It's leaden and heavy….