Reply to @Fang I want to learn how to make my coloring pages like this but don't know where to start do you have any tips and tricks

GIVE THINGS I'm going to give you three things that I would recommend you if you want to up your coloring game. It's so crazy to me that people would ask me of all people how I get pages to turn out the way that they do, any tips or tricks to do similar pages to how I do. I have plenty of pages that turn out some favorites done. There's three things I recommend. The first is to watch tutorials. Just become obsessed with watching other people color. I think that's really where I started on my other account videos. Naturally coming up on my feed. I just kept watching them, investing my time in watching technique, seeing them talk about how they're doing things, why they're doing things. That's number one. Just start watching tutorials. That one will lead me into my next tip. Second tip. Choose a page, do one new thing on that page. So like, okay, I'm going to do this page. I'm going to focus on is blending the yellow for my lemons. All I'm going to do for this page is try a new technique on a bush. So like for example on this page, I tried something weird. Strange. I don't love it. I'll never do it again, but I tried it for that page. Every page you do, try one new thing to every page you do. Don't try to make a masterpiece. Don't try to do the whole thing something you've never literally thing do. And then do everything else would. Learning tutorial. Watch tutorials. Apply one new thing from those tutorials to your page. Practice. Practice, practice. Always finish a page you start. That's probably in my opinion, but I never don't finish a page and I'm happy with how it turned out. I learned that that page, I can now apply to other pages. For many pages, I hated doing what I was doing. I just stuck with it and I was happy with how it turned out. Learned that that page, I can now apply to other pages. This was a random marker blind drawing marker challenge. I despise this page, but I learned to do this little sparkle. So this one page that I don't love, one gave me one thing that I can apply to other pages. Really love. So don't give up on a page. Don't worry about everything being perfect. A lot of times I will finish a page or be amongst a page I absolutely hate it. I'll go to bed and I'll come the next day and I'll look at it and wait, I actually like this page. This is kind of cute. Then eventually you'll get to full pages that you absolutely love. But not every page is going to be something you're obsessed with. And that's okay. Watch tutorials. Apply every new thing that you do. Practice. Start there. And then just keep growing and learning what you like, what you don't like, and keep in apply it what you learned in your back pocket. Apply it. Wasn't any. I. Book you. Of the pages I did, they're bad, that's okay. Keep practicing. Practice makes perfect, but you'll never be perfect. So just have fun. Practice. Practice makes perfect, but you'll never be perfect. So just have fun.