How to Color a Rock Path

Creating a realistic rock path adds depth and texture to your coloring pages! Today, we’ll be working on a page from the "Fuzzy In Love" coloring book, illustrated by Southern Lotus Coloring Book.

This step-by-step guide will show you how to shade and blend rocks using Ohuhu Markers, making your path look natural and three-dimensional.

Materials You’ll Need:

- "Fuzzy In Love" Coloring Book by Southern Lotus Coloring Book

- Ohuhu Markers (BR2, WG050, GG5, E170)

- Colorless Blender

- Black 120 Fine-Tip Pen (for gaps)

- White Gel Pen (for highlights)

Step-by-Step Guide

Step 1: Drawing Different Shaped Rocks

Using BR2, WG050, GG5, and E170, outline and fill in different rock shapes. Tip: Use curved strokes to mimic natural textures.

Step 2: Blending for a Natural Look

Take your colorless blender and lightly blend each rock. This step helps soften edges and makes the rocks look more natural. Avoid over-blending to keep some texture and contrast.

Step 3: Defining the Rock Path

Using a black 120 fine-tip pen, carefully fill in the gaps between rocks. This creates depth and makes each rock stand out.

Step 4: Adding Highlights for Dimension

Grab your white gel pen and add small highlights on the edges of the rocks. This step enhances the light reflection for a more realistic look. Keep it subtle—just a few curved lines to enhance the rock texture.

Final Result

Now you have a detailed, realistic rock path to enhance your coloring page! The combination of blending, shading, and highlights makes the rocks pop off the page.

Where to Find More Coloring Inspiration?

Want more fun and easy coloring techniques? Follow Instagram @SouthernLotusColoring for step-by-step video tutorials!

The Southern Lotus Coloring Book collection features:

• Bold lines for easy coloring
• Cute and easy coloring books for adults
• Fun designs that spark creativity

Try this rock coloring technique on different pages from "Fuzzy In Love" and bring your artwork to life!