Tammy Tutterow Colouring Page using Copics (with video)

Tammy Tutterow shared a beautiful free colouring page recently on her blog, and I spent some time at the weekend relaxing with my markers and an audiobook in the background. Click through to see the results!

Colouring Therapy Posts:

I usually save my colouring book or colouring page posts for the weekends, but this week I’ve been a little under the weather and unable to complete any of my usual tutorial posts, so today is a fun exception! Here’s a list of my previous “colouring therapy” posts in case you have missed them – click through for colouring videos, colouring book flip-throughs, reviews and colour maps.

• Colouring Book Therapy – Colouring Imagimorphia with Staedtler Ergosoft Part 1
• Colouring Book Therapy – Colouring Imagimorphia with Staedtler Ergosoft Part 2
• Colouring Book Therapy – Colouring Imagimorphia with Zig Clean Color Real Brush Pens
• Colouring Book Therapy – Rainforest Escape by Jade Gedeon Review and Colouring Video
• Colouring Book Therapy – Hannah Lynn Colouring Book Review and Colouring Video
• Colouring Book Therapy – Johanna Basford Magical Jungle Book Review & Colouring Video
• Colouring Book Therapy – Copic Markers in Colouring Books & a Hannah Lynn Page
• Colouring Book Therapy – Doodle Invasion Colouring Book by Kerby Rosanes
• Colouring Book Therapy – Harry Potter Colouring Book Cornish Pixies using Copics

Tammy Tutterow Colouring Page:

Tammy’s colouring pages are available to purchase via her Tammy Tutterow Etsy Shop *, and can also be found in the Annie’s Coloring Pages book* but she does also generously provide freebies on her blog from time to time. Today’s page is one of those freebies. You can find the free pages here: Tammy Tutterow Colouring Pages.

I printed the page on printed on Make it Colour Blending card using my Canon Pixma Printer UK Link*/US link*. I coloured the page using Copic Markers UK link*/US link*.

When I had finished colouring I decided to add a little extra interest, so I glittered the border and other elements of the page using a combination of Copic atyou Spica glitter pens UK Link* / US Link* and a Sakura Gelly Roll pen in white UK Link* / US Link*. I’ve been practicing this technique recently, after meaning to try it for some time! One of my favourite artists on Instagram uses it to wonderful effect in his artwork – Maxx Stephen. He has some videos on YouTube which I’ve added to a playlist: Maxx Stephen Art Videos.

Colouring Video:

You can watch my colouring video below or in HD over on YouTube. If you’d like to keep up with my videos, please subscribe to my channel!

Copic Colour Map:

I’ve put together a Copic Colour Map showing the markers I used on this Tammy Tutterow colouring page.

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