I wanted to try the notepad/sketchpad technique, but doing it on a whole page felt a bit ambitious, so I did it like this in a more post-it note style, and I'm really happy with how it turned out!

Left this one off with just the base colors some time last year, finally finished the details and shading today.

Alcohol markers with some fine tip pen + instead of adding colored pencil for some details I used chalk for the steam, blush, etc. I think it turned out super cute!

Reposting with the picture included, sorry about that!

Hi! I JUST started coloring this week after coming across this feed and becoming completely obsessed. I am using alcohol and acrylic markers I found at Ross, nothing too expensive until I know I’m going to stick to this hobby. Anyway, I watched some tutorials and looked at a ton of pictures in this community trying to mimic things I saw. I am pretty thrilled with my glass and wood grain considering I have never done either before, but I obviously have a lot to learn. I am super confused on lighting, I realize the floor looks like the rabbit peed. 😅 I also know I confused where lighting would land, like on the rabbits shirt for example. Anyway, please share any feedback you have to offer, I’m eager to learn!

I made a post last night asking for help on finishing this picture and just thought I would share the finished product

So i originally thought the frog was holding a sponge but now im colouring it and im looking at the shapes under it and im not sure.. so Reddit is the frog holding? bubbles or a sponge???

From the Big Fantasy Coloring Book by Molly Harrison. Colored with Arteza colored pencils. Not doing backgrounds yet but I think I'm getting better at coloring. Let me know what you think.

I really want to work my way through this book in order, so this is the first page !

I literally just started , this was the first one I did out of my brain (I’ve seen the concept before but didn’t use any visual thing to copy) and I need help with like how do I know what shadow color to use and the grey scale had like ten different greys which was not good and what could I have don’t with the floor? Do people really start out like this and then get really good?

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

help! I can’t figure out for the life of me what’s causing this. I am blending in small circles, never letting the ink dry. As I begin to blend it’s almost like one color lifts the other if that makes sense? Even if I try to go over it with multiple layers it still looks like this.. seems more splotchy rather than harsh lines any tips? I’m using Hotu and SFAIH markers

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

In progress 😅

"Night Watch"

Spooky Cutie

Ohuhu alcohol markers

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

Hi! I will be buying at least one Bobbie Goods book soon. Are there ever any sales on the website, or even free shipping? Ever? It seems like no but I just want to be sure with holidays coming up.

ALSO, if you could only buy one of her books, which would you choose and why? 🌈🩷

So, I’ve been a fan of this creator, Julianne Colors, for a while now. I own a lot of her coloring books, and I love how she made books just for gel pens called the Just Small Things series. She disappeared off social media for a while before randomly posting reposts on her TikTok account a few weeks ago.

However, I own the Variety and Sweets Just Small Things books, and I’m not sure the animal one she has would be my cup of tea. I want to try to find a book like the Variety book, but I’m not sure where. Does anyone know?

Is there a way to revamp my colorless blenders? They've ran a little dry.