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Create Pink Alcohol Marker Blending Combinations for Realism (Applied Color Theory Ep. 5)

Join illustrator and art instructor, Amy Shulke from VanillaArts.com in a color theory exercise for pink RV Copic Markers (or other brands of alcohol marker). Pink is a very popular color and it's easy to blend, so why is it so hard to develop realistic looking pink combinations? Applied color theory can help. Amy shows you her logical steps for picking, swatching, and testing RV Red-Violet marker blends to match a dogwood blossom photo reference. This process also works with colored pencil or watercolor. If you’ve ever been confused by the color wheel and not sure which magentas are best for flowers, botanicals, or spring landscapes, this series of videos is perfect for you! This exercise is for marker selection-- this is not a coloring or blending tutorial. Color selection is a struggle for most colorers and it's not taught in classes which recommend specific marker supplies. Seeing a professional artist in action, picking colors and explaining why colors work/fail can be very helpful in developing your own artistry. RESOURCES & READING for this video: https://www.vanillaarts.com/blog/colo... GET THE KIT -- downloads for this episode plus next demo's dogwood blossom digital stamp are available in the Spring 2023 Color Theory Kit. Includes color wheel, line art, and worksheets for March (Yellow), April (Green), and May (Pink). https://www.vanillaarts.com/shop/colo... LEARN TO BLEND Copic Markers: https://vanilla-workshops.com/p/blend... Online Classes and Courses: https://vanilla-workshops.com Articles, Tips, Techniques: https://www.vanillaarts.com/blog-by-t... More dogwood line art: coming soon Photo Reference: https://pixabay.com/photos/flowers-pe... Subscribe for weekly tips, discounts, and notifications: https://www.vanillaarts.com/subscribe... SUPPLIES USED IN THIS VIDEO https://www.vanillaarts.com/blog/colo...