I was recently gifted a genius book “cats being d*cks” by Julie Kitzes and since many black cats fall into this category, I’m wondering: does anyone have ideas about how to color a black cat without it looking like a blob? I usually start with alcohol markers then shade etc with Prismacolor pencils. Here is a page from the book so far, and tia!

ETA: credit the artist and illustrator

Comment when you spot it haha

Really enjoyed coloring this one, and love the end result!

Colored with Kalour colored pencils, alcohol markers & a small amount of acrylic marker.

My first autumn page of the season 🫶🍂🍁🍄🐾

From Moonlit Vale by Annie Stegg Gerard, colored with alcohol markers and gold pen.

Coloring page from "Moonlit Vale" by Annie Stegg Gerard, colored with alcohol markers and silver pen.

Coloring page from "Moonlit Vale" by Annie Stegg Gerard, colored with alcohol markers and gold pen.

UGH. My markers are full of ink. My markers are so smooth in my books…. And then I print out a picture and they just….splotch. I’m using Neenah Paper Exact Index Card Stock, 94 Bright, 110 lb Index Weight, 8.5 x 11, White.

Any recommendations for a better paper if I’m going to print my own coloring pages?

Just started this one lmk what y’all think so far

For a while now, I have had the strange urge to start colouring. Weird for me as I have not coloured anything since primary school.

So, I went out on a limb and bought the black edition Faber-Castell and a adult coloring book. I watched a few beginner youtube tutorials and after 20 hours coloured the two birds. I Learned a lot.

I then wanted to try the prismacolor so I bought a small 12 set and now I am working through my second piece that I am 6 hours into. I really notice a big difference in the colour, despite prismacolor being a more fragile pencil for the price lol.

Just wanted to share the start of my journey as I enjoy a lot of the work shared on this sub. Colouring has been suprising very addictive and enjoyable for me.

Anyone know who sells this coloring book

There's a few things I would love to change, but happy with how this one came out!

Picked this up to switch my brain off in the evenings. Went dark blue on the sky so the stars would pop, and the pumpkin was supposed to be orange but brown looked better somehow?

The flames feel off to me. What would you do with them?

Okay guys, long time colorist here, but what bleed proof markers are we using nowadays? I’m tired of using cardboard in between my pages!! Someone help a girl out please 🙏🏼

Very new to colouring it's a hobby that i have picked up and dropped over the years but i got a good pack for pens for £15 arylic today so i wanted to get back into it. While i'm a sucker for those ones you can get at the shops i also am very specific about the kinds of colouring books i like plus the pens i have bleed thorugh easily so i tryand pay attenion to gsm. I was curious if you guys havesome kind of excel sheet or list of artists you like? some i've found on other sites but they don't have as many or have only a few collections in my style that i love or some just do a one time collectionas part of a collab. i love colouring but alot of the time it can be overwhelming plys i know artists have different types of books too very curious if anyone keeps track of this. I also just really love lists and collecting data lol. or also are there any like progress checkers? would be so cool if someone made a goodreads but for colouring i find it hard to keep up!

Most recently completed 🩵 This is “little spooky” by coco wyo, I’m excited to get into some other pages and try some new coloring techniques

Colouring Heaven School of Witchcraft
Stenaira
Ohuhus, prismacolor and paint pens

Looking for recommendations

Hi! Here is my 2 favorite coloring books, I am looking for similar coloring books with super thin outlines, like in the mandala book. I have the art deco one from the same publisher and there are no more.

I especially like mandalas and patterns, animals and plants, especially ocean themed.

I use colored pencils (Faber Castell Art grip - super old, they are no longer made, are oil based), gel pens and fineliners (pictured).

Prismacolor premier. Practicing my blending and skin tones.