Copic blends

I have been spending a lot of time lately compiling popular color combinations from various different discussion boards and blogs. I decided to make a page for my copic sketchbook and thought I would share all the great combos.

I’m often asked what my favorite blending groups are – and today I’ll be sharing that with you as well as coloring up a fun little camping card! EDITED 2020: The stamps are no longer available. Video The card is clean and simple – but you’ll see a little of my fave color choices in […]

What's the secret to blending Copic Markers? Does paper matter? Find out these answers and other Copic Marker secrets that self-taught colorers never hear in this guest article from Amy Shulke, including the truth about the right paper for blending, Copic marker nibs, blending myths, Copic color combinations and more!

Which Yellow Copic Markers are best for Beginners? We recommend Copic’s Y-Ten series of yellow markers for beginners and those building a small, versatile alcohol marker collection. Y17-Y15-Y13 make an easy blending bright yellow or try Y15-Y13-Y11 for a softer look. Both are versatile yellows for any occasion. Let's look deeper at the Y family and other recommended blending combinations...

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What Paper Is the Best to Use for Copic Markers? Good Review of Sketchbooks, Cardstock, Pads for Coloring (Blending) with Tools by Copic. See Useful Recommendations [2021] on WoWPencils.

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Copic Design Team Member Sharon Harnist joins us today to show us a Copic Marker coloring tutorial - flick feathering or feather blending. 1. Start the stroke at the bottom (or edge of your stamped flower line) and flick the marker upward. You should have more pressure on the marker at the beginning of the stroke and then less pressure as you near the end of the stroke, so there is less (or narrower) color towards the top of your stroke. You can vary the “broadness” of your stroke (and color…

Today at the Power Poppy Blog, I've got a gorgeous Copic Marker underpaint recipe for coloring beautiful tulip petals. We’re adding green to our blending combination to create realistic tulip petals with the same colors found in nature…