TUTORIALS
6 Steps to Cure Art Block For Good [VIDEO]
Coloring Mouthwatering Fruit: An Art Nouveau Tutorial
Giveaway: Custom 72 Piece Set of Copic Sketch Markers!
Coloring Frankenstein’s Monster in Grayscale
Decoding The Copic Color System
Coloring Transparent Drapery
In this week’s tutorial we will be learning the rendering techniques to create illustrative realism. The over all look and feel of illustrative realism was established in the mid 20th century by artists such as Gil Elvgren, Norman Rockwell, and others. For this tutorial we will be studying the work of Gil…
How expensive are Copics really?
How To Choose Colors That Work [VIDEO]
No Copics? No problem! [VIDEO]
Beauty and the Beast Fan Art Tutorial [VIDEO]
Backwards Blending Techniques for Traditional Tattoo Flash [VIDEO]
Get Smoother Colors Quicker and Easier [VIDEO]
Mind Over Media: The Secret To Getting Good Blends
Drawing Realistic Made-up Stuff
Breathe New Life Into Dead Copics
What the Hell is Grisaille?
Texture Studies With Copic Markers: How to Color Wood
Copic markers are an amazing medium for capturing realistic textures. With proper layering and application of the colorless blender, nearly any natural or artificial texture can be accurately rendered. Their ease of application, coupled with the fact that nearly any “mistake” can be easily corrected, makes Copic markers a perfect…
Art Your Ass Off
How to Color Dark Skin Tones With Copic Markers
5 Weird Facts About The Human Skull
Everything You Need to Know About Color in a Single Post
4 Steps to Your Own Signature Art Style
How to Color Skin, Part 5:
Textures and White Highlights
Use the Right White to Highlight your Copic Drawings
4 Steps to Better Inking
How to Color Skin, Part 4:
Inking with Copic Multiliners
The Secret to Using Complementary Colors Effectively
In the traditional model of color theory, complementary colors are colors that lie opposite each other on the color wheel. When most people think of compliments, they generally think of them as they relate to the primary colors – for example, since red is directly opposite of green on the color wheel, red and…
How to Color Skin, Part 3:
Refining the Facial Features
Warming up to Warms and Cools
When preparing for this post, I decided to do a quick search on warm-cool color contrasts. What I found was disheartening and confirmed my suspicions. There really isn’t a lot of good information out there. Nearly every site I found that made mention of warm-cool color contrasts used the most simple…