Coloring using only PURPLE markers!

Tammy introduces the theme of the video, which is coloring with purple. She expresses her love for the series and mentions that all the necessary materials, including the coloring book and markers, are linked in the description. She discusses the process of selecting purple shades from her 320-ohohu marker set, categorizing them into warmer and cooler purples. Tammy then moves on to the coloring book, choosing an illustration of a woman to color, inspired by suggestions from her audience to make her resemble Isabella from 'Encanto'. She begins by selecting a medium purple for the skin and a darker purple for the hair, and then proceeds to color the flowers and dress, experimenting with different shades and patterns. She also talks about the challenges of using alcohol markers and the importance of balancing colors to avoid making the illustration look too busy.

Tammy delves deeper into the coloring process, starting with the face of the illustration. She uses a specific purple shade, noting that it makes the character resemble Violet from 'Charlie and the Chocolate Factory'. She adds contours to the face, neck, and chest, using her arm as a reference for shading. She then moves on to the dress, initially considering leaving it white but ultimately deciding to add color. She experiments with different shades, creating creases and shadows. Tammy also adds details to the dress using a fine liner and white flowers, creating a pattern. She discusses the challenges of coloring flowers, seeking advice from her audience on Instagram. She emphasizes the importance of adding details and experimenting with different shades to achieve a balanced and visually appealing result. She also shares her personal struggles with anxiety and the pressure of creating content, encouraging viewers to push through and start their projects despite any doubts.

Tammy focuses on adding the background and finishing touches to the illustration. She uses washi tape to keep the edges clean while cutting around the illustration. She selects a cooler purple for the background, testing it near the white flowers to ensure it complements the overall design. She adds details to the leaves, using a combination of dark and blue purples. She then addresses the hair, eyes, and lips, which were initially problematic. She opts for a light hair color with dark roots and a light color for the eyes. She experiments with lip colors, demonstrating how they lighten over time. She uses a white pen to add details to the flowers and lips, but struggles with achieving the desired glossy effect. She eventually decides to cover up the lips and add more white details to the flowers, emphasizing the importance of balancing the overall look of the illustration.

Tammy reflects on the final result of the illustration, expressing her satisfaction with how it turned out. She highlights the light hair and straight look, noting that it brought everything together. She thanks her patrons for their support and mentions a previous video where she colored a yellow lady. She concludes by acknowledging the challenges she faced during the process, emphasizing that it was worth the effort and that she loves the final outcome.