Defending Prismacolor Soft-Core Colored Pencils - An Artist & Teacher Speaks Out — Vanilla Arts Co.

Many online crafters say Prismacolor colored pencils or other wax-based pencils are inferior to oil-based pencil brands. This is absolutely not true! Professional illustrator Amy Shulke speaks out about why she recommends Prismacolor for beginners and hobby level crafters, plus why she still uses Pr

The Art Beyond Blending - Professional Illustrator Amy Shulke offers online classes, articles, and videos on the fine art use of alcohol markers and colored pencils. Using techniques borrowed from classical oil painting, Amy helps her students build upon existing beginner or hobby-level skills, to add more realism, life, and artistic expression to their coloring projects. Become the artist you were born to be by moving beyond basic blending techniques and crafty color recipes.

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