5-24-25 Mandala

 I decided to color a mandala in 'fiesta' colors!

I chose Color Cube Card #030 as my inspiration.

Thank you so much for visiting my blog.

Hope you have a blessed weekend

and Memorial Day, May 26th.

Never forget the sacrifices our USA armed forces make 

to insure that we can continue to be free and enjoy life.

Lisa

Products used:

Mandala Art by Coloring Book Kim

Prismacolor Premier 150 set Pencil Colors

Sakura Eraser

Curate Colour Pencil Sharpener

Grumbacher Final Fixative

5-20-25 Mandala

Lately, I've been in the mood to color mandalas, so I chose another one

that I completed in 2 days; spending the majority of my day today finishing it.

I took inspiration from the Color Cube Card #380 color palette:

Thanks for viewing my coloring!

Have a blessed week,

Lisa

Products Used:

Mandala Art by Coloring Book Kim

Prismacolor Premier 150 set Pencil Colors

Sakura Eraser

Curate Colour Pencil Sharpener

Grumbacher Final Fixative

5-17-25 Mandala

 I really enjoy coloring 'standard' mandalas, 

meaning the ones that repeat patterns in a circle.

Today I chose this one.

What I love about mandalas is that it's always best to pick a handful or so of colors that go well together and only use those; never deviating from them.

It really makes pretty mandalas that way.

I picked 7 colors using my Polychromos Pencils.

Thanks so much for dropping in!

Have a blessed day,

Lisa

Products Used:

Mandala Art by Coloring Book Kim

Faber-Castell Polychromos 120 set Pencil Colors

Sakura Eraser

Curate Colour Pencil Sharpener

Grumbacher Final Fixative

Psalm 46:10 Be Still and know that I am God

 I have to say that I truly enjoyed coloring this page!

Thanks to my wonderful friend, Paulette & her husband, Butch, 

who is my 1st cousin and Godfather,

for the wonderful 60th birthday gift of this divine coloring book -

 The Psalms in Color.

I spent quite a number of days coloring this vibrant page,

meticulously taking my time to stay inside the ultra-thin lines.

It took a lot of sharpening of my pencils to accomplish this.

Admittedly, I did make a few out-of-line mistakes that the eraser just couldn't fix.

Taking frequent breaks saved my eyes!

You can REALLY see the ultra-thin lines that outline these words!

This is how sharp I had to make my pencils 

at times to get inside those ultra-thin lines!

I chose to use six colors repeatedly throughout.

Five Prismacolor Premier pencils and 1 Polychromos.

Thanks for visiting!

Have a very blessed day,

Lisa

Products used:

The Psalms in Color coloring book

Prismacolor Premier 150 pencil color set

Faber-Castell Polychromos 120 pencil color set

Sakura Eraser

Curate Colour Pencil Sharpener

Grumbacher Final Fixative Spray