Did this while my cat napped next to me. Favorite hobby to decompress atm. 🐈

Finally getting around to sharing some more finished pages! Mostly alcohol markers with some extra highlights and details. A little bit of everything in this one. 😊

And thanks to whoever's been downvoting along the way, appreciate the dedication 😂

All from various Colouring Heaven Issues

Picture 1) i really loved doing this one, i just finished this one today. 4 different families of bunnies and i gave them names lol top left to bottom right; The Blackwoods, The Goldsmiths, The Marlowes and The Hawthornes. Hopefully their different personalities shine through. The Goldsmiths are my favourite😍

Picture 2) a very hair rock themed page lol. As soon as i seen this one i just knew that lil monkey had to be the cat man from Kiss🤣 had fun with the logos in this one

Picture 3) just a wizard of oz themed page. My favourite of the bunch is Glindas bubble it came out way better than i expected☺️

Picture 4) pahahaha this one is so funny i call it Commemoration of the Day of Firsts🤣 my oldest had his first day of school which is lovely but thats also the same day my neighbours phoned the police on me and i had the police at my door for the first time (i didnt do anything theyre just interfering neighbours)

Picture 5) this one was also fun to do because i used my coloured and tinted charcoals to do it. I love how they look and the big red chair couldnt have turned out better if i tried!

Picture 6) also done with my tinted and coloured charcoals, was my first attempt using them!

I'm getting more and more comfortable with white gel pen 😄

I have finished a few more. I ran my red pencil down to a nub. I think its because its a cheap color pencil box, the pencil kept breaking , So i need to grab another. Last pic is a new project lol.

Second attempt. I need to practice blending more. Any tips would be greatly appreciated

Wondrous Folk by Christine Karron; my first attempt at greyscale using Polys.

Had a lot of fun with this but, I feel like this could have been better. Not sure where I went wrong -- maybe the colors are too dark? Anybody have thoughts/ideas?

Book is Creepy Kawaii Halloween by Cider Mill Press Book Publishers.

Just finished Forest Sprite this afternoon, so barely got it done for August lol

Forest Sprite from Wildflower Folk by Christine Karron, done entirely with SFAIH alcohol markers and some gel pens for details

Leo from Mythographic Cosmic Spirit by Fabiana Attanasio, with SFAIH alcohol marker base and Kalour 300 set, plus glitter markers and gel pens for all the shiny

Title page from Mythographic Alice in Wonderland by Joseph Catimbang, based with SFAIH alcohol markers with Prismacolor Premier and Kalour 300 set colored pencils for details. Some Arrtx acrylic markers, gel pens, and Posca paint pen for details.

Squid from Animorphia by Kerby Rosanes, done with Derwent Inktense, Derwent Watercolour pencils, Ohuhu Maui and Crayola Supertips.

Vending machine from Cozy Corner by Coco Wyo, done with SFAIH alcohol markers and Sakura Gelly Roll white pen.

Garden scene from Southern Lotus publisher (free downloaded image) done with SFAIH Alcohol markers

From Rooms of Wonder illustrated by Johanna Basford

A cozy, hidden workshop where magic and imagination entertwin.

Medium: gouache paint, gold gel pen, decoart ultimate glow 🌟

Enquanto eu estou esperando o médico, na sala de espera eu vou passando o tempo pintando Bobbie Goods, literalmente esperando o médico chamar, só estou com dificuldade de fazer texturas, com a caneta Touch 24 cores...

I need some suggestions to improve them.

I just got the color by number Jade Summer book and I’m going to use it to practice things like shadows, highlights, glowing effects, texture, etc.

Here’s my first page before and after 🪩
-I used colored pencils for the lighter shading in the floor and for the highlights in her hair
-I used a white gel pen for highlights
-tried an acrylic marker over the yellow stars, but it didn’t turn out how I envisioned

Any tips, tricks, tutorials are welcome!

When I was younger (so much younger than today...), I found I could only draw cats. I did them in graphite and/or charcoal.

Yesterday, I decided to see if I could still draw a cat. I started with this guy's face and head. Unfortunately, I drew him on lined paper. I defend that decision by saying I didn't know if I could pull it off. The armor, his gnarly hand and the scythe came later. So did the bit of blood on the blade.

I fully admit that the drawing is not yet finished. I'm considering drawing him on unlined paper and seeing where this goes for me. Maybe I'll do a series of cats. This warrior. A fisher (Sphynx?). A sporty cat (tabby Persian?). A coquettish ingénue kitty.

Thanks for looking and reading.

I really loved this coloring book. Anyone half suggestions for pinup coloring books?

Colored with alcohol markers and tinted charcoal pencils 🎨

First time using charcoal pencils and was pleased with how well they work for creating depth and shadows (added before and after)!

Any advice or feeback would be greatly appreciated!

The color codes are for Ohuhu alcohol markers 😘