In my spare time, I love to doodle. I doodle night and day. Since adult coloring books are “all the rage” right now, I started drawing some pages to print.
I am actually working on a unique coloring book, so I decided it would be a great idea to start sharing some of my work with you.
Are you excited for spring??
I know I am.
To celebrate, I created this beautiful, hand-drawn bouquet of flowers for you to color!
Usually I do not color in my own designs, but I really wanted to show you some of the possibilities!
If you love this, you will love this DIY Kid Doodle Coloring Book idea!
Download Your Free Flower Bouquet Adult Coloring Page
I used three different types of art tools:
- Colored pencils
- Markers
- Watercolor pencils
My favorite colored pencils are Prismacolor pencils! They are great for blending and creating beautiful, smooth colors. The trick for these is layering–layer the color for a darker look or multiple for custom colors! This is a great starter kit!
For my next coloring page, I used markers. I am getting some of these Copic brand markers (I bought some to try for next month’s doodle) and looking into some other brands, but in the meantime I used my boys’ Crayola SuperTips markers because they are bright and bold and easy to use. These are a little more difficult to layer, but it is possible! Layer darker colors on the top so you don’t ruin the marker tips.
I absolutely love the watercolor look so I decided to use my Staedtler watercolor pencils. These are great because you can color your pictures in as with regular colored pencils then you can add water to the top, either to the whole design or just certain parts, to give it a smoother, brighter look.
This coloring page is part of a blog hop with my “Coloring Tribe“! Once a month we will each bring you a FREE detailed coloring page on a different topics.
If you loved this coloring page, you will also love these free coloring pages from my friends:
- Flowers coloring page by Hattifant
- Flowers coloring page by Easy Peasy and Fun
- Flowers coloring page by Moms and Crafters
- Flowers coloring page by Trail of Colors
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Do you love to color? What is your favorite art tool for coloring–pencils, markers, watercolor, something else? Share with me in the comments! I’d love to hear what products you use and why you love them!
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If you color this page, I would love for you to share on my Facebook page, tag @Artscrackers and the hashtag #ColoringTribe on Instagram, or email me at [email protected]!
I like your flower bouquet coloring picture a LOT! Thank YOU for sharing it! I look forward to coloring it.
Thank you so much, Cindy! If you haven’t already, feel free to join our coloring group on Facebook and share your colored-in page! https://www.facebook.com/groups/1667211470219184/
I LOVE your flower bouquet pic and can’t wait to color it! The details are gorgeous! Thank you SO much. 🙂
Thank you, Brenda! Glad you love it. Have you seen the newest one I posted–faces? If you haven’t yet, feel free to join our coloring tribe on Facebook and share your colored-in pictures! https://www.facebook.com/groups/1667211470219184/
This a really neat coloring page and perfect for Spring time.
Thanks so much, Shelly!
I have gone around and around and I will be darned If I could get the free pictures to print…..
Hi Nikki,
You will need to look on the page for the giant “Get Your Free Download” button, click that, then a screen will pop up with the page to download (make sure Javascript is enabled.) On that page that pops up, scroll down (using the scroll bars, arrow keys on the keyboard, etc.) and you will need to enter your name and email address. The zip file will be immediately emailed to you (check your spam folder if you don’t see it–some decided to mark it as spam after they got their freebie.) and you’ll be able to save and print it from that. Hope that helps.
What beautiful coloring pages. I just recently started getting into the adult coloring books trend. It’s so relaxing and helps me wind down!
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