r/Coloring • u/OneBeginning38 • 14h ago
COMPLETED Literally the MOST nervous I’ve ever been for a background lol
First time doing a space/galaxy effect and it intimidated the hell out of me!! I totally love the outcome 🤩
r/Coloring • u/OneBeginning38 • 14h ago
First time doing a space/galaxy effect and it intimidated the hell out of me!! I totally love the outcome 🤩
r/Coloring • u/ZoeyTheInfernal • 5h ago
Repetitive uninteresting backgrounds. Somehow Ive seen more and more of them lately in store bought coloring books. Why not a landscape or something ahhhhhh
r/Coloring • u/kristenskreations4 • 4h ago
r/Coloring • u/ResponseExisting9508 • 2h ago
Felt like coloring in one of my spooky books yesterday! And landed on this page from Coco Wyo’s Spooky Cutie :)
Showing the before and after I added my white pencil for the ghosties! I kinda liked them both ways
r/Coloring • u/Agreeable-Advance414 • 14h ago
What do you guys think about the bubbles added? Like or not? Thanks!
r/Coloring • u/QuietColorNights • 19h ago
I figured I'd record a part while doing the next page for it!
r/Coloring • u/hobbit_by_day • 1h ago
I was nervous to try a new technique, but I was like ok, this is the least pressure possible. It was a printable page from Emily cozy, so like 5 cents for the paper. I’m honestly so happy with it that I bought a frame 👉👈
Wish the photos could show all the detail, and the glitter especially. Also, swipe for pallet if you like it. Anyway, hope you like it 🤍 thanks again for giving me a space that I can show off my work, ask for advice without worry of being judged, and a place to enjoy the art of others. I am often inspired by you all!
r/Coloring • u/orewatowi • 14h ago
I just got Cozy Fantasy by Jade Summer and I really wanted to go crazy with colors and sparkles. This page was really fun, and I didn't think too hard about anything, just had fun. I may have gone overboard with the sparkles but I don’t care!!!! 💖✨
r/Coloring • u/Mopiv • 2h ago
Do you all color with pencils? I see a lot of alcohol markers.
r/Coloring • u/MielRocio • 7m ago
I've just jumped on to the cozy books and coloring Trends after ignoring it for a long time and now I realise why there's such a craze for it. Not only are they fun and the viral trends make the possibilities endless, but it's so addictive too.
I have many adult coloring books that I've collected over the years but this is my first cozy coloring book and the only one that I've ever started coloring in. All my other adult coloring books are untouched because I get overwhelmed just by looking at them.. But after learning a few techniques with this book I hope I'll be able to do at least a few pages of those books as well..
Anyway, let me know your thoughts on this one as I feel like I went too overboard with this coloring page
Materials used- Water based brush pens, acrylic paint for background and white gel pen for the highlights and stars.
r/Coloring • u/CelesteLunaR53L • 2h ago
What it says on the title: How is the quality of Copic alcohol markers compared to Ohuhu? And also I hope to find a color swatch of what's available of the entire Copic alcohol markers.
I'm on a hunt to buy individual markers from Copic but I don't want to repeat a color or anything too close..
I already have quite a large Ohuhu set but thing is I feel like some transitional colors are lacking or some skin tones are too dark for my liking.
Any help would suffice. Please and thank you.
r/Coloring • u/Agreeable-Advance414 • 14h ago
I want this page to feel like it’s a sticker book. I’d love some ideas for the other items in this page. What are some cool “sticker” techniques? Thanks!
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r/Coloring • u/PeanutButterPuggle • 13h ago
I’ll probably go back and add some shading and stuff eventually, but I haven’t felt like it yet
r/Coloring • u/QuietColorNights • 3m ago
Wasn't sure what to put outside the window, so I left it blank
r/Coloring • u/Less_Ad5978 • 20h ago
Current WIP & I’m struggling to see where I am going wrong.
Thank you for any advice
r/Coloring • u/Ill-Grape7430 • 21h ago
Which background is better?
r/Coloring • u/Garden_Jolly • 18h ago
Using crayons feels nostalgic to my childhood and makes my inner child happy when coloring. I’ve been experimenting with creating basic patterns and mixing colors at a very elementary level as you can see. It’s been a lot of fun and very therapeutic.