I used to think choosing colors was just about what looked nice together. I believed that as long as it didn’t look like a neon explosion, I was good if it matched—great! If not, let’s say some of my early coloring pages looked like a neon sign gone...

I used to think coloring was just about filling in spaces—grab a pencil, stay mostly inside the lines, and call it a masterpiece! Like a Picasso in progress, but with fewer rules and more enthusiasm. Unless, of course, you were five years old and th...

I used to think paper was just paper. If it was white and flat, it was good enough, right? If it could hold ink without disintegrating, I was happy. Turns out, I was very, very wrong. I learned this the hard way after spending hours layering colors ...

I used to think blending colored pencils was some magic trick only super-talented artists could pull off, like those who can sketch a realistic eye in five minutes while I’m still trying to figure out how to hold the pencil correctly. You know those...

I’ll let you in on a little secret—there’s no wrong way to color a doodle. That’s right! Unlike traditional art, where shading, perspective, and color theory reign supreme, doodling is your creative playground. But if you’ve ever looked at your half-...

I’ll admit it—I used to believe that coloring was solely for kids. You know, something to keep little ones entertained while adults attended to more "serious" tasks. However, one particularly stressful evening, I found myself reaching for a set of co...

At Inky Lines and Words, we believe that stories have the power to inspire, entertain, and unlock new worlds of creativity. Whether you’re a passionate book lover, a doodling enthusiast, or someone who finds joy in coloring, we have something special...

I’ll never forget the first time I picked up a set of colored pencils as an adult. I had just received a gorgeous new coloring book, its pages thick and filled with intricate patterns, and I was eager to dive in. The colors and possibilities felt lik...