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Timeless Tulips: Pre-Class

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Timeless Tulips: Pre-Class

  • Posted by Sandy Allnock
  • Date April 21, 2019

Welcome to your journey tiptoeing through the tulips! (Anyone remember Tiny Tim’s song? It’s a lot stranger than I remember from childhood!) All through preparation of this lesson, I kept humming it though!

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For class you can use whatever paper you normally use for your Copic art; the demonstrations will be done on a single sheet of Neenah Cardstock, sized 8.5″ x 11″; as you learn, I recommend drawing at least at this size before trying to draw small ones (ie on greeting cards) so you can really study the flowers.

If you wish to use your own tulips from your yard or local flower shop, you’ll want to download any photo editing app on your smart device, or use a photo editor online or software on your computer. I use the free version of the Photoshop app on my phone – however practically all photo apps have the ability to adjust the crop and exposure of a photo, and exposure is the feature you need to do what’s shown in this soundless video below. (It may be called any number of things in different apps, but I’ve most often seen it as “exposure”).

Below are the colors used for each of the flowers – feel free to substitute something you have if you can, and if you choose to adapt and color a different color tulip, have fun exploring! I purchase my markers at Ellen Hutson or Blick Art, both are businesses I feel really good about working with.

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Sandy Allnock
I'm an artist, papercrafter, instructor, Youtuber - and all around creative geek! I love all the mediums and experimenting with styles. I especially love seeing others take a step on their own creative journey...whether for the first time, or leaping into new territory as a creative veteran!

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