Pale Pink Copic Flowers? Stop Making this Mistake!

[@AbiNomac]

Last I was here I believe you were taking a break from this channel if memory serves me, due to wrist pain. Well I’m glad you’re back.

[@AmyShulke]

You have a good memory! I had shoulder issues. Glad you found me again.

[@AbiNomac]

@@AmyShulke - You’ve been on my mind these past few days and hey presto, you showed up on my feed. I see I have a lot of catching up to do for which I am excited.

[@firby7341]

how have i never found this channel before. not only is this video teaching about colors, contrast, shading, underpainting, its also teaching about why petals are formed a certain why! i learned alot from watching this :3

[@AmyShulke]

I took a long break from KZbin and when I was here before, I never found my footing. Glad you found me!

[@tinawilstrup955]

Thanks, Amy! This was very useful!

[@AmyShulke]

Glad it was helpful!

[@dinacarroll9211]

This is such great info. I loved all 4 tips. And yes, I’ve struggled with pinks. That last contrast one is a winner for most coloring projects. I’ll try all the tips.

[@AmyShulke]

Please let me know how it works for you!

[@kimchastain8774]

I love my dirty little troll colors!'😂 Thank you so much for these tips. Sunshine highlights!

[@AmyShulke]

Me too. I vote for more troll colors!

[@user-ti5ku4pz3l]

Just a warm up for Color Wonk…wetting the appetite Amy…❤

[@AmyShulke]

LOL, I'll see you in the stream in a few minutes!

[@kellyluvskolors2083]

I NEED THIS LESSON!!! Thank you for doing Cherry 🌸 Blossoms. Even if you are done with pink for the rest of the year. 😂

[@AmyShulke]

Pink and I were never the best of friends. Now we need a trial separation, LOL

[@MsOkayAwesome]

This is great advice, thanks so much

[@AmyShulke]

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching and thanks for the feedback!

[@wendy8184]

So informative, thank you Amy!

[@AmyShulke]

You are so welcome!

[@maureenhayes7318]

Lovely and informative. I’m definitely interested in your class after this! Thank you for sharing 💕🩷🌸

[@AmyShulke]

I saw your email this morning and just responded :)

[@ladyelainefairchild3546]

Yellow highlight suggestion is great.

[@AmyShulke]

Thanks! I think it adds a nice touch.

[@kestrelshobbies9976]

Hi Amy! I'm so happy I found your channel. Thank you for all the Copic tricks and lessons you're making. I'm just starting out with alcohol markers (coming from a watercolor and colored pencil background) and funnily enough the first Copics I bought were all the muted/dusty colors! I guess I'm a Dirty Little Troll Gal because I think they're prettier than the bright, over saturated colors. I do have a question though... have you ever talked about which makers have colors that are so similar that you'd really only need one of them when your marker collection is still small? I.e. the swatches for YG03, YG13, and YG23 all look exactly the same on my monitor. I would go over to my local Michael's, but ever since they lost a lot of markers to theft, all the single markers are locked in what appears to be the securest case they have; I'm pretty sure it requires two employees to turn a key at the same time and then pass a retinal scan to open it.

[@AmyShulke]

@@kestrelshobbies9976 I used to have a list of Copic twins but then as we started using multiple brands of paper in classes, the twins didn’t always look the same. I also got into a situation where half the class used a twin and they struggled with the lesson because chemistry is more important than color. Similar colors can behave radically different. But now that you mention it, it sounds like a good idea for a video. I’ll add it to my brainstorm list!

[@varshajohn]

Oh now it makes sense. I'm pretty good at learning crafts and arts. But i've been failed repeatedly when it's comes to alcohol markers and digital art. Hope one day i'll be able to master this too 😅

[@AmyShulke]

You can definitely master markers; everyone can. If what you're doing now doesn't work, change it up. Take a class or if you are taking classes, find a different instructor. Also check your paper because good paper really is key to good results.

[@varshajohn]

@@AmyShulke thank you for replying

[@cmena801]

That’s funny the casket thing.

[@AmyShulke]

I'll also need some Indigo pencils. Then again, it's not Heaven without Indigo pencils. What color should we throw into your casket?

[@cmena801]

@@AmyShulke um, I don't know .its not a heaven without pink fabric. I like to sew. lol

[@kellyluvskolors2083]

Lol, time stamp 8:36 Amy sees Copic Colors.... I see Prisma 🤣

[@Ninjamom4]

❤️❤️❤️

[@AmyShulke]

Thanks!

[@spiroch2187]

Dont know... theres many colors called pink that are dark and NOT red... even 1 pigmented pinks... so i dont see the problem. And even copic has not only darker reds but darker pinks too. And i dont mean DARK pinks, i mean darker ones than the lightest ones that are still light colors and not considered dark... Well IF you have that problem with alcohol markers, try waercolors. Best art medium for coloring with really light colors and dark of course too

[@AmyShulke]

Valid points but I'm not really here to push marker fans into watercolor. I'm trying to help marker people get great results from markers. I suspect from your avatar that you're probably not a card maker but there are a large number of people who color stamps who want to get depth and dimension from their pale pink markers. Right now, tutorials are telling them to add dark pink. I'm simply suggesting ways to keep the desired pale pink without darkening the value of the petal.