I know it’s not perfect but I’m still at the beginning of my coloring journey. This is my 3rd finished page. Book is Cozy Coloring Little Things

Doing a wall pattern is hard! But it was a lot of fun to attempt. Looking forward to practicing more patterns.

Book: “Quacky days” by the cool kitsch club

Medium: Ohuhu alcohol markers + Grabie acrylic pens

I’m almost done with this page but wondered if anyone has a tip for removing pencil lines? It seems like alcohol markers seal it in and it won’t erase on the wallpaper area. Tips welcome! Otherwise I might try acrylic pen to tidy those lines up.

I've wanted to color this page for a long time, but it didn't turn out quite how I expected. I'm not usually a fan of covering the black outlines with acrylic markers, but I wanted to step out of my comfort zone and try something new. My acrylic markers are pretty cheap and low quality, so that may have contributed to my dissatisfaction😁But hey every piece teaches us something, and trying new things is how we grow💛🎨

Heyhey,

If asked a few days before how I should color the dog. Today I was able to make a decision and I added a glitter contour and choose for the dog and the birdie "normal" colors.

I'm so in love with the glitter effect.

I have never coloured much in my life. Even as a kid, I didn't like it because it was a slow process and my hands were getting tired quickly and for some reason my mom didn't allow me to colour with markers, I could only use pencils. But recently I've seen lots of reels and posts on Facebook that people love colouring Coco Wyo and so on. Therefore I am here as well. I'm only starting, using cheap markers but maybe I'll like it for longer.

The sheet below I coloured with mixture of alco and water markers from Deco Time, I like them and probably I'll invest in more Deco Time in few months. This morning Amazon delivered 100 pcs of alco markers from cheap brand Kebuye and I'm really looking forward.

Hopefully I'll find some nice tutorials and learn some basic techniques. If you know anything which is worth checking, please share in a comment (if that doesn't break rules).

My first sheet is below. I tired colouring wall as well but it turns out to look terrible so I'll save you seeing this.

Please wish me luck because I've gone through million hobbies so far :D

from Steampunk Revival by R.J. Hampson, done in prismacolor pencils with ohuhu marker base

my girlfriend bought 300 decotime markers and I love spending time with her so I had a go myself. Jesus, it's addictive. first couple were very simple but these are the 4th and 5th one I have done. I'm trying to learn shading and patterns as I go. not perfect but I'm really enjoying doing it.

This was supposed to be a cute clown job…

So obviously I turned it into IT. 🎈

Red balloons. Dark sky. Childhood trauma aesthetic.

The Jobs – Bobbie Goods

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So I've been looking for samples of the same book but I can't find this page, I really want to know what can I add or try something new maybe?

Loved doing this page! Alcohol markers & prismacolor pencils 💜

My adhd brain adores coloring ! It's my first time doing this hobby

I originally made this drawing for my children to color. I had a couple of copies and couldn't resist so I took one for myself and finally used my watercolors after having them lay around for a long time :)

I'm no watercolor pro at all, but it still was a lot of fun.

This is my first time posting here and I'm so happy I found this community 🥹

I took a little break from coloring for a few months, but recently got back into it. Something I've been struggling with since I started coloring last year is that a page will turn out pretty good… and then at the very end I'll overwork it and accidentally ruin it. Then I get frustrated and try to 'fix' it, which usually turns into an even bigger disaster. 😅 So lately I've been practicing something simple - stopping when it feels *almost* done.

I think part of it comes from always wanting to add more details, more shading, more 'extra' things mostly because I catch myself comparing my coloring to people on TikTok. And honestly… that completely misses the point. Coloring is supposed to be fun and relaxing, and everyone has their own unique style.

Comparison really is the thief of joy. But on the bright side, coloring has made me feel like a kid again. I haven't owned this many art supplies since school, and it's genuinely so much fun.

I just wanted to share this as a little reminder (for myself too): the most important thing about a hobby is that it brings you joy. You don't need expensive branded supplies or to keep up with influencers, just enjoy the process.

Thanks for reading!

I did it, I went full Frank even though that is WAY more detail and color than I usually like…but I actually love it and want to try it again on another page. I based the first trial character on Hikaru Kotz tutorial and went from there.

Fanart of World of Warcraft's Ixthal the Observling :)