Lesson One-The Color Wheel |
I am so excited to take this class. Sandy Allnock, to me, is the most gifted Copic colorist. She is a trained artist and excellent teacher plus she is pleasant, bright, funny and a good person. I love the art she creates from scratch with her Copic markers and she will use stamped images with hand created forests or etc for the backgrounds.
I previously took the online card classes Copics for Card Makers class and learned a lot. Since then I seem to have improved also. Sandy said that even experienced Copic users will likely learn something in this class so I was sold. I am not at an "experienced" level yet but that comment made me believe I would definitely learn from her.
In this first lesson we learned (actually I did learn it) about the color wheel. I knew about the color wheel before but have never tried to use it for anything so it was more of a concept for me. It was nothing I would ever use. I now have ideas of how to use it when selecting colors, plus I am sure we will be using it in class.
The coolest thing about this lesson was learning how to make multiple colors using just 3 markers. In the bottom of the image above is two circles with pie shapes in them. The one on the right was made using only three markers. I made all those different shades with just different amounts of blending between the three colors. Very cool.
I am taking the class also. Just wanted to jump over and say how pretty this looks.
ReplyDeleteThank you Bunny!
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DeleteHope you're still having fun! (I'm finally getting to hopping along to all the blog posts!)
ReplyDeleteI'm still having fun Sandy. The color theory was so awesome. I took the online card classes Copic for Card Makers class and really loved your style of teaching. I'm so glad you took it up a notch! It actually pairs quite nicely with the other class where you taught a little on backgrounds, plus there was card composition, difficult color combos, and etc. The basics were there for newbies, but the color theory was there for the rest of us, and practice never hurt anyone!
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