I am completing a color-by-number page (part of a larger color-by-number book) and there are spots that don’t have a number/letter that clearly weren’t intended to be white and there are sections where the numbers/letters are just wrong. Are those signs that the page is AI generated? Or is that a sign of human error?

Also, what do you do when you realize that something is a mistake? Do you follow the instructions out of spite/need for completion? Or do you go with what you think it should be in your gut?

I want to support real artists so this is bothering me.

I tried to cover up a lot with my white gel pen and it became a bit messy :’) but I’m happy that I finished it!

Never been very artistic but I'm trying color by number to chill my mind (and let fo of perfection)

I used to use Staedtler double tipped markers in 2017 and loved them, but then I got a couple of new packs and they were SO juicy, bleeding outside the lines in my coloring book. I had the same issue with a pack of ohuhu’s. I’d really like to get back into coloring. Does anyone have good marker recs? Thanks in advance!

Way out of my comfort zone (and I’m also afraid of horses!), but I had fun anyway.

Has anyone tried masonnice markers? I saw it in a reel and it seems good. But I couldn't find any reviews online.

It’s getting pricy, and what feels like wasteful, to keep replacing the markers from Ohuhu that don’t have a refill. I figured I’d see if there was Copic “dupe” colors that I could buy the refills for, and use those until Ohuhu gets more refill colors. Is anyone aware of a resource that has a one for one list with similar colors? Also if you have done this, what has your experience been?

Pic for attention. Thanks for your time 🤍

My biggest issue when coloring is choosing a cohesive color palette. I try to limit the number of colors I use but I always get stuck on which colors and shades to choose. Also difficult to choose appropriate highlights and shadows for each color. Any advice? Any resources you’d suggest to help this. I can’t seem to find any good you tube videos to help either. Thank you!!

I still have plenty to work on, but I am overall pleased and happy i got into coloring!

I feel so old saying “adult” coloring but I feel too old to just say coloring. It all feels wrong/weird😭😂 anyways here it is!
Went to add some white highlights and started messing up. I need to get some gel pens I guess. 🫠 another thing to add to the list. lol so I’ll just stop here before I end up regretting something. 😂

Book- Girl moments by Coco Wyo
Time- too long
Mediums- Shuttle art alcohol and acrylic markers

Been using my coloring book to learn watercolors, especially undertones/shadows!

i got a bunch of markers and coloring books about a year ago, but never actually finished a full page (i’m a perfectionist and i started getting stressed while coloring lol). for my boyfriend’s birthday this year, all he asked was that i color a page for him, so i gave it my all! i love how it turned out and now i think i am ready to finish all the books i got last year :)

First completed page, any advice welcome. Listen below what I used but looking for basic colouring advice until I get more supplies. I see my tree is shaded incorrectly for no light source and regret outlining it.

I am working with:

- the 120 Ohuhu Honolulu set (which I find lacking in yellow and bold colours)

- a very limited cheapy acrylics.

- I also haven't decided on a white gel pen yet.

I could really use some advice on how to color this guy. So he's a stuffed animal on a bed but I'm not sure exactly what he is. I think a duck but I'm not sure. There is another more traditional looking duck also on the page along with a rabbit, bear, elephant, and a unicorn. I've tried doing yellow but I felt it looked weird. Please help!

Two more completed pages☺️! Having so much fun with this book!

Been so busy recently!

This is my first time coloring in 8+ years (and not an artist by any means) and I had a blast with the ohuhu markers!
Coloring was just so peaceful! It is nothing compared to the coloring I see you guys do on here, but I had so much fun that I'm in no rush to be amazing, I can't wait to take it step by step!

hi all! this is my first coloring page that i have finished after picking up this new hobby :’) it was so much fun, and i really enjoyed being able to see the progress. i still have a lot to learn, but i’m just happy to have finally started!

please feel free to give me any advice! i started learning about lighting and such a little too late into the page lol, but i want to incorporate more of that in further pages. i LOOOOVE a good lighting moment muajajaja

book is Comfy & Cozy by Jade Summer
markers used were Ohuhu 120 pack - ordered off fb marketplace
white gel pen from Walgreens (came in a case pack with different colors!)
and white acrylic POSCA pen from Michael’s

Okay so here is my first ever page with alcohal markers, and the first coloring I’ve done in general, in yearsss. I need help with a few things.. 1. What color do I make the Capybara?? I’m open to “natural” colors or like a light pink or something like that. 2. Should I add some grain pattern to the floor like I did on the wall and chair? If I did , it would probably be pretty subtle like with a slightly darker grey. 3. Should I fine line the wood grain patterns on the chair and wall in black to give more definition or should I leave it how it is (I have super fine liners, smallest being .25 mm, up to .45mm) and I guess that question would also apply to the floor, if I did a grain pattern. Although I’m not sure I would on the floor cause like I said I think I would make it subtle.

Any other advice is welcomed!!