ANOTHER ONE FROM THIS ADORABLE COZY CUTIES BOOK

Another one from this adorable Cozy Cuties book. This one is all about bubbles, and I love me some bubbles. I always pull out my colorless blender for this. That's where I start and that's where I finish. It just makes all the colors melt together really easily. I chose four different pastel shades, or I thought that they were pastel. They kind of turned out neon, and I am here for it. Kind of like a glow bubble situation. It's super important to not let any of the wet ones touch, otherwise they'll just mush together. So I'm kind of going back and forth here. And then once they dry you can put one right next to it, and that's how you fill it in. So far this is my favorite way to do bubbles. Do you have a different method? I would love to know. I love trying new stuff. This process took me quite a while to do, but I think it's worth it. I'm just taking an acrylic pen and going over all those black lines. And my acrylic pen is not very opaque, so I am going over them twice. What do you guys use? Do you have one that you can just one and done? Now I'm going in with the Gelly Roll pen to make the little bubble highlights. I do these kind of randomly. I try not to put them on the same direction. This is my absolute favorite thing to do after work where I have to talk to people all day long, which I love my people. I love my clients, they're awesome. But sometimes I get talked out. Do you ever get talked out? What better way to relax than just make pretty little bubbles? Are you kidding me? So I've gone through and made my little circles, kind of separated the actual bubbles. And now I'm just gonna speed through the rest of this because we don't care about the background. We care about the bubbles. But the end result does look pretty cool, cause I used dark colors in the background so it made the bubbles really pop, almost like a glow bubble. But seriously, I mean, how cool is that? Follow for more. See you soon!