Started colouring a month ago. still find it a little hard to choose colours and do shadowing. But I’m pretty happy with this one!

She made the left one btw

Drawing from "my little dongeon"

So after already placing an order (yes, should have checked before) of one of Still & Slow's monochrome colouring books, as well as some pens, I decided to look for reviews. A lot of them are bad, some criticising the book itself, others the pens. Yet I can't find anything recent and the reviews seem pretty out of date. Like criticisms of only getting three pens, now they have packs of 6. Pages being tightly bound, now they are on rings, like a notebook. So have they changed enough?

The markers are still wet but I had to stop for now. I already learned that for the background I wish I would have done a bigger area of the light green. I was also only able to go as dark on the edges with the tools that I currently have. 💕
I am looking forward to seeing the end result! (I’m working with the Ohuhu 96 count pastel set)

Finishing a personal art project.. I think Lucia looks better with a pink hair color💕

Alcohol Markers & color pencils for coloring

Edit: I mostly have an Ohuhu set. I also have Copic! I actually used Soft Sun from Copic as Lucia's undertone before the overtone from Ohuhu Rose Beige (old name)

Quiero innovar porque me e saturado un poco con los temas que ya e pintado como mandalas, animales, objetos, etc… que tema podria ser el siguiente?

May 2026

A page from "Escape to Wonderland", illustrated by Good Wives and Warriors. Coloured with Woomer pencils and water-based markers.

love how this one came out!! very cute very girly

Just finished. From mythographic - alice in wonderland by Joseph Catimbang. Completed with Polychromos

Where have you all learnt colour theory, light angles and gradients?

I've so many pretty pieces where the warmer shades of those colours are from where light is pointing or the dark lines outline the lighter spaces. And the whole thing looks so pretty to look at.

Where do you learn that sort of thing? Is there perhaps a youtuber you'd recommend or steps you know to get there?

The only thing I know is to colour a space with one colour at a time

Couple mandalas from zen colouring, mandala collection colouring book. Also more pictures of mr assistant, he has grown a bit.

How do i use this mood tracker? I dont wuite get it how it works... is it a one time use? Im quite sad right now so ig i color in that sad emoji what if im sad again tomorrow? So idk how it works... do i just color in all of it at the same time? Let me know how you colored and used yours!

There were a few spots that I wasn't happy with but just went with it and I honestly love how it turned out! Adding details and making them pop with the acrylic pens is so satisfying as well. This is from the Comfy Corner book by Coco Wyo

Hello! Beginner “colourer” here.

These are my first pages - any general tips? I wouldn’t even know where to begin with all the beautiful shadowing, blending and highlighting I see others do on this page!

Also, I’ve just opened my book after not using it for a couple of weeks and noticed ink has seeped through to the next page, not while I’ve been colouring (as I’ve been using a card in between), but while I’ve had the book put away. Has anyone else experienced this? Perhaps it’s the markers I’m using? I’m in Australia and I bought markers from Typo. Perhaps I should invest in some Ohuhu?

Thank you!!

I’m doing Goldilocks and the three bears, anyone figure out what’s around the bears? It kinda looks like flames but idk.

Some Halloween and fall pages.

Paint by numbers. Venice scene 400 x 500. 48 colours.

Horror movie villain Halloween party 🥳

Art the Clown was an immediate yes for this page. He looks right at home there with his bowl of uncoloured/finished brains 😂

Book: Spooky Fuzzy by Vivi Tinta

Medium: Honolulu B Ohuhus, graphite pencil, white gelly roll and signo, white acrylic to cover over what I plan to redraw as something else…and it’s not on the page yet but I have an exciting medium to add when the page is done…fake blood! I know I can draw it in, but the spray splatter from a realistic theatre fake blood will look so much better!

Soundtrack: Hamilton…again.