The Living Oak

This is how I spent my Saturday!

 I love coloring fantasy pages because any color "goes"!

There are many living things, including flowers, growing in this oak....

plus the obvious fact that it's alive (eyes, nose, mouth).

As many of you already know, 

purple is my most favorite color in the whole world!

So, I try, if 'feasible' to incorporate it in my colorings.

So here are more close ups of my coloring!

Thanks for stopping by....

and have a wonderful weekend!

Lisa

Products used:

Colormorphia coloring book by Kerby Rosanes

Prismacolor Premier 150 Colored Pencil Set

Prismacolor - Colorless Blending Pencil

Prismacolor Sharpener

Grumbacher Final Fixative

Medusa

 This one is self-explanatory!

I rushed a bit in coloring this, so Medusa is 'streaky'.

But, I love the color combination. 

I created her eyes to be snake eyes with slits.

I also colored the background in black so the other colors would pop.

Thanks again for stopping by!

Have a great weekend,

Lisa

Products used:

Colormorphia Coloring Book by Kerby Rosanes

Prismacolor Premier 150 Colored Pencil Set

Prismacolor - Colorless Blending Pencil

Prismacolor Sharpener

Sakura Electric Eraser

Grumbacher Final Fixative

Jaguar - MORPH

 Check out this morphed Jaguar!

I colored the jaguar as closely to the real markings of them.

They have white from their nose to the jaw area; 

then under the chin and down the chest. 

The 'morph' side is my version, which is bright and colorful.

Starting with some close ups of the jaguar's face....

Let me first tell you that I used the wonderful birthday gift from my sister of 

Faber-Castell Pitt Pastel Pencils for the background.

I chose a color, that I would say is Sage Green, which is F-C #1122-172.  

Blending these pastels is mind-blowing awesome!

All it takes is a Q-Tip!!!

The jaguar is also colored in a F-C pastel pencil (#1122-183) and then topped very lightly with Prismacolor pencil PC 1033 Mineral Orange. 

The eye is done in PC 1089 (Pale Sage)

The jaguar's teeth are colored in PC 1012 (Jasmine) for the base color, 

followed by PC 940 (Sand) for shadings.

And so the morphing begins......

So, let's begin the colorful journey of odd little unknown creatures as well as some known creatures that might be colored oddly....

A majestic BUCK among ghostly odd beings!

Two birds flying, that I decided to make them Blue Footed Boobies.

And of course there is a vampire octopus!

Along with a mad tree stump and a beautiful koy fish.

Rainbows, purple jellyfish and parachuting puff thingy's! HA

This is by far my FAVE of all 'odd beings' in this morph!

It's a mad thunderstorm cloud!!!!

Don't you just LOVE him?!

And of course a Sphynx (naked cat)!

So light pink that you almost miss it!

 A Chinese Dragon and a fingery what-cha-ma-call-it 

and a narwhal plus a very very scared blue ghost!

Oh and then one of my FAVES...

the fatty purple dino with red eyes!

and let's not forget robotics with bunnies and bird houses!

Thank you for viewing my morph coloring!

Very relaxing indeed!

Takes days for me because my eyes can only take so much!

Be safe and continue to care for yourself!

Love,

Lisa 

Coloring Book: Colormorphia

Artist Illustrations by: Kerby Rosanes

Products used:

Faber-Castell 60-color Pitt Pastel Pencils

Blending Stumps

Prismacolor Premier 150 Colored Pencil Set

Prismacolor - Colorless Blending Pencil

Prismacolor Sharpener

Sakura Electric Eraser

Grumbacher Final Fixative