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Vanilla Undercover: Underpaint with Copic Markers for Beautiful Realism - Succulent Violet

Vanilla Undercover: Underpaint with Copic Markers for Beautiful Realism - Succulent Violet

Real shade is not darker color, real shade is desaturated color. To create the desaturated colors that Copic Marker does not make, Vanilla Arts Company teaches Online Workshops and Livestream Coloring Challenges using the underpainting method. Students learn to layer colors realistically rather than blend. Underpainting creates natural colors found in everyday life.

Vanilla Undercover: Underpaint with Copic Markers for Beautiful Realism - Rustic Basket

Vanilla Undercover: Underpaint with Copic Markers for Beautiful Realism - Rustic Basket

Real shade is not darker color, real shade is desaturated color. To create the desaturated colors that Copic Marker does not make, Vanilla Arts Company teaches Online Workshops and Livestream Coloring Challenges using the underpainting method. Students learn to layer colors realistically rather than blend. Underpainting creates natural colors found in everyday life.

Vanilla Undercover: Underpaint with Copic Markers for Beautiful Realism - Storm Clouds

Vanilla Undercover: Underpaint with Copic Markers for Beautiful Realism - Storm Clouds

Real shade is not darker color, real shade is desaturated color. To create the desaturated colors that Copic Marker does not make, Vanilla Arts Company teaches Online Workshops and Livestream Coloring Challenges using the underpainting method. Students learn to layer colors realistically rather than blend. Underpainting creates natural colors found in everyday life. This week, explore how a deep yellow underneath blue results in the perfect stormy clouds…

Vanilla Undercover: Underpaint with Copic Markers for Beautiful Realism - Ocean Wake

Vanilla Undercover: Underpaint with Copic Markers for Beautiful Realism - Ocean Wake

Briny Blues

Did you know that artists have traditionally loved the sea so much that they named one of our favorite colors after it?Aquamarine! Check out the names on your blue-green markers. Even Copic got into the watery spirit of things: pale aqua, aqua blue, aqua, coral sea, aqua mint, horizon green, Nile blue, ocean mist, ice ocean and abyss green. So since we are so obsessed with the variations of the ocean’s beauty, doesn’t it make sense to choose colors wisely when portraying watery depths? Using a little C6 to underpaint your BG49 is sure to create a splash!