And another mandala coloured in…
I find it so calming to colour in these circular designs, just beginning in the centre and slowly working outwards, deciding one colour at a time and only seeing at the end exactly what my colour choices have created. It’s not difficult to do, only time consuming, and time is something I certainly have an abundance of right now during our second national Covid lockdown. So I think colouring in as an enjoyable and engrossing creative pastime is my Weekly Smile this week…
How do other people choose to spend their leisure time while staying indoors during a winter lockdown? 🙂
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Looks great. I’m sure it is very relaxing.
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Sadly I’m not musical like you… 🙂
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Music is great for relaxing, but I do know the Zen like state you get in while drawing or coloring.
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Brilliant. You could get yourself Spirograph, and go on forever. Do you remember that game?
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Actually, I have a mini spirograph set here for the grandkids to play with… well that’s my story and I’m sticking with it 🙂
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“deciding one colour at a time and only seeing at the end exactly what my colour choices have created” — That’s the way I like to do it, too. It can be surprising, and it isn’t always how I thought it would turn out, yet certain color combinations end up looking better than expected.
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Funnily enough the few times I’ve planned in advance exactly which colours to use the whole way through, I’ve been a bit disappointed by the end result… 🙂
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Lovely colouring!
Do you use pens or colour pencils?
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This was done completely with gel pens, but I also use coloured pencils at times, or even a combination of both if the mood strikes me! 🙂
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Mixed media! what fun!
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It works surprisingly well 🙂
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