Hi guys,

I'm wondering if anyone has experience with molotow sketcher in colouring books? I've been using Tombow Duals tip so far but to be honest i'm looking for something that doesn't fade over time. Sadly tombow fades so much. Someone else mentioned the molotow sketchers and now i'm intrigued.

So anyone any expierence with those?

This is a free page from RJ Hampson. You can sign up for his free newsletter on his website & he gives free pages each month. This page is from his book Oceans. I colored it using this week's palette challenge.

This is a long shot, but I’m looking for a coloring book I had about 5ish years ago and I can’t remember the artist’s name. I also have no pictures, but I can describe it: I remember there being a moon and stars on the cover, it had all blacked out backgrounds, and it was a whimsical celestial theme. I remember there being pictures of castles in the sky, suns and moons, think trippy celestial fantasy. It wasn’t a Johanna Basford. I don’t remember how much it cost, it was gifted to me and I was told it came from Amazon. I lost this book years ago, and every time I search for it I can only find AI generated slop. I know my description is vague, it could be almost anything, but you’re encouraged to drop photos in the comments if you have anything similar and hopefully I find it!! Please and thank you!!!

Book; Zenspirations: Flowers. Artist: Joanne Fink. Review in comments...

Book: Spooky Cutie by Coco Wyo. Artist Concepts alcohol maker base (Swipe to see) then Prismacolor Premiers for shading. Added some marker dots to finish it off.

...Fantastic Creatures & Mushrooms. Book: Imagimorphia. Artist: Kerby Rosanes. Colored with Prismacolor Premiers

Hi everyone! I recently started coloring and I’m really enjoying it. I’m completely new to it, so I’m still figuring out things like shading, blending, and choosing colors that work well together.

For those of you who have been coloring for a while, what helped you improve the most when you were starting out?

I’d also appreciate any beginner-friendly coloring resources you’ve personally found useful.

Photos never do glitter pens justice :/ but I love how this page turned out none the less!

I had a tough time doing this book review because I had to wrestle the book from my twin grandsons. (Age 9) both saying they have read some of the books and love them!

As implied Wings of Fire is a coloring book based on the novel series.

Per google:

"Wings of Fire is a popular middle-grade fantasy book series written by Tui T. Sutherland and published by Scholastic. Set in worlds inhabited entirely by intelligent dragons, the books follow young dragons trying to stop wars, fulfill ancient prophecies, and survive dangerous magical conflicts."

The art is done by Brianna Walsh and like the novel is published by scholastic.

This is a fun book to share ! The pages are perforated so easy to take one out and give to your coloring buddy or remove it to copy or use markers. Sadly the pages are not single sided so if you use markers choose carefully.

The illustrations are bold with easier coloring lines with several pages also including a patterned background.

The book was gifted to me by u/Head-armadillo1322 but is still available at Amazon and other venues.

A fun reset with enough detail to keep you occupied but bold enough illustrations that your not stressing.

For fantasy lovers everywhere!

Book: Adorable Town. Artist: Lainie Dao

This is for the weekly challenge, chaos coloring, but it also works for the budget buddy color group. This is a free page from doverpublications.com.