Color Theory - Summer Kit
Color along with Amy on YouTube using this Color Theory Kit.
Look up “color theory” on the internet and you’ll be flooded with websites and videos talking about the color wheel. How sad.
It’s frustrating because color theory is so much more than a silly little color wheel!
Color theory is how artists choose and use colors to create emotion and feeling in their art. You can also use color theory to mix specific colors, like those we find in photo references. Color theory frees you from having to buy every marker color ever made!
In her Applied Color Theory videos, Amy shares how she uses color theory to capture realistic color with Copic Markers and colored pencils. Never wonder again if you’re using the right shade color— mixing it yourself is easier than you think.
Color along with Amy on YouTube using this Color Theory Kit.
Look up “color theory” on the internet and you’ll be flooded with websites and videos talking about the color wheel. How sad.
It’s frustrating because color theory is so much more than a silly little color wheel!
Color theory is how artists choose and use colors to create emotion and feeling in their art. You can also use color theory to mix specific colors, like those we find in photo references. Color theory frees you from having to buy every marker color ever made!
In her Applied Color Theory videos, Amy shares how she uses color theory to capture realistic color with Copic Markers and colored pencils. Never wonder again if you’re using the right shade color— mixing it yourself is easier than you think.
Color along with Amy on YouTube using this Color Theory Kit.
Look up “color theory” on the internet and you’ll be flooded with websites and videos talking about the color wheel. How sad.
It’s frustrating because color theory is so much more than a silly little color wheel!
Color theory is how artists choose and use colors to create emotion and feeling in their art. You can also use color theory to mix specific colors, like those we find in photo references. Color theory frees you from having to buy every marker color ever made!
In her Applied Color Theory videos, Amy shares how she uses color theory to capture realistic color with Copic Markers and colored pencils. Never wonder again if you’re using the right shade color— mixing it yourself is easier than you think.
The Applied Color Theory in this video series uses Copic Markers and Prismacolor Premier Colored Pencils but also works with other alcohol marker brands, other brands of artist grade colored pencils, and artist grade watercolor.
Videos: (all videos are free on YouTube, not embedded into this kit)
PRINTABLE FILE CONTENTS:
PNG digital stamp file of Forget Me Nots, high-res 300 ppi (black lines version)
PNG digital stamp file of Iris, high-res 300 ppi (black lines version)
PNG digital stamp file of Rosebud, high-res 300 ppi (black lines version)
3 Full color printablePDF worksheets with photo references (Forget Me Not, Iris, Rose)
Full color and blank PDF template of Amy’s Copic Color Wheel
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