I Tried Coloring a Cozy Bakery Scene… The NEON Actually Worked?! 👀

Work’s over. Let’s color! 🌙 After five attempts at learning to color skin and hair, I think I’m finally making some progress. So naturally, I’ve decided it’s time to make things harder for myself. Welcome to the first installment of Coloring Scenes Until I Get It! This time, I’m stepping outside my usual character-focused coloring pages and trying a cozy scene. I’m experimenting with two techniques: 🧱 Shadows and dimension: Revisiting a technique I tried in an earlier 3D brick coloring video. 💡 Neon lighting: Trying a neon-sign effect inspired by a Short from another coloring creator. I’m still very much a beginner, so this isn’t a tutorial. It’s another opportunity to experiment, learn something new, and hopefully make a little progress along the way. Grab your markers, get comfortable, and join me for a relaxing coloring session after a long day. And if you’ve tried coloring neon signs or creating realistic shadows, I’d love to hear your tips in the comments! What’s harder to color: people or entire scenes? 👀 💡 Neon-sign inspiration: Huge shoutout to @art.skoosh! I came across her Short demonstrating a neon-sign coloring technique and decided to give it a try as part of my first Coloring Scenes Until I Get It experiment. 🎨 Watch her original Short:    • How to color NEON with alcohol markers 💡(o...   Check out her channel:    / @art.skoosh   #ClockOutandColor #AdultColoring #BeginnerColoring #ColorWithMe #CozyColoring #adultcoloringpages #relaxingcoloringvideos