Is This the Most Intricate Adult Coloring Book EVER? (Kerby Rosanes)

Kerby Rosanes creates some beautiful adult coloring books, and yet I’ve never colored one in until today!

I’m coloring Worlds Within Worlds – an ambitious coloring book full of intricate details and beautiful pictures. This is possibly the most detailed coloring book I’ve ever seen!

This page took 5.5 hours to complete. I’ve listed my supplies below, along with a link to the book. Enjoy!

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Disclaimer: This video is not sponsored, however I received the Derwent Chromaflow pencils and Artistro paint pens for free from the respective companies. Kerby Rosanes was not aware of or affiliated with this video. These links below are affiliate links, so I may receive a commission if you click, at no extra cost to you.

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[MeaKitty]

Aaaah, this is the same sort of lovely reaction I want from people who get my adult coloring pages. I love drawing details, and it's for this exact reason - you find something new in the design each time. I can only hope that someone out there has the same fun afternoon coloring what I draw in the same way. <3

[Carrie_]

GORGEOUS!!! I can't get over how much the colour pops with the use of the alcohol pen!! I never thought of using paint pens on a page with pencils but I will need to order them now!

[christianarias]

I am truly starting to love the beautiful picture of a goldfish. You are a smart artist.

[dorkigoddess]

This is beautiful! I've been using a colorless blender alcohol marker on all color pencils and it's freaking amazing! I use it with my regular Prismacolor and even Crayola pencils. I definitely recommend trying it on any of your pencils, not just the Inktense!

[melpot]

Ive had this one for a YEAR and EVERY TIME i flip through, i notice a page that i had never seen before.🤣 ive barely even started on 2 of them and never finished because i dont want to mess them up somehow🤣 i keep watching tutorials and practicing on other books so i can do my best on the worlds within worlds. Thank you for this!!!

[elsagillespie]

Like most people have said already gorgeous!
I'm watching this during a thunderstorm in Sydney Australia.
When you do the other page with the fish on it, us pastel or light colors on it to contrast the page that you've already done in this video.
Also I'm going to give this a try with my Derwent Artists' pencils & see what the out come of them are, as i've got a Frozen adults coloring book (which I got from Big W).

[susandubber]

Thank you, Sarah, for not using the word 'cute' every time you flip a page!

Your wonderfully joy-filled commentary imparts great enthusiasm.

The “could have stoped” but didn’t is me every time 😂 those white pens are just life 🤩

[suzettecraig]

Another awesome video Sarah! I love how you are not afraid to share in your "mistakes" or "OOPSIES". I see what you were talking about with the black in the background not mixing that well with the blue but other then that the fish, the fins and everything else turned out really good and vibrant! I think that it is awesome that you found yourself in a bit of a "art trance" during the white dot method as that's a place we should all strive to get to with each art session. I also think that the addition of so many white dots gives the mixture a pretty luminosity. ❣❣❣

Edit: Oh! and I forgot! Yes! Please do more videos about Watercolor Pencils!

[jewelasalvador]

I have almost all of Kerby Rosanes' books and have been coloring on them for years. I just finished a page from Geomorphia. This week maybe I'll try to do this page. Love this video! Thanks for the inspiration, Sarah! More power!♥️

[bettablue]

I really appreciate that’s you are coloring adult coloring books. As your older videos have been helpful, I’ve been waiting for you just to color. I would love a #short as an instruction of what’s coming, including what pencils, markers, etc you’ll be using.

[kiwess]

OMG! I love this! I am most definitely going to activate my water color pencils with a colorless alcohol marker. I never thought of that. Thanks, Sarah.

[SwedePotato]

Wow. For context I'm a watercolor and ink artist. I love using alcohol markers for my art work but never for coloring books. Then I find out they blend colored pencils. Now they blend inktense pencils. And I've had a 4 pack of arteza blenders just sitting for ages. This channel is FULL of amazing tips. This one is life changing. And the blender pen gives much more control than waterbrush. OMG and I JUST had the Chromaflow 24 pack delivered today. This video was made for me.

[phillipannastasiadas]

For the life of me, I never thought to use an alcohol marker colorless blenders with inktense pencils before… It actually blew my mind. I tried it with some swatches and wow it really works. Thank you for the video Sarah.

[tazrortheelder]

I love Kerby's books, and have most of them already (including Worlds Within Worlds). You've given me some ideas to try on my next page!

[malenyluna]

I have it and the pictures are tripping in a good way, so detailed and just mindblowing. I typically don't finish a pic in one sitting but I have so much fun mixing colors and everytime I look at the drawings I get new ideas on what colors to add.

[The_Lost_Jams]

I love how you always take a challenge so positively. And have a positive outlook on everything. It's very entertaining to watch you try new things and do fun stuff. It's actually very inspiring

[Loonit]

Well, this turned out a lot more intricate than I thought, but also stunning. The idea to activate the colors with the marker was genius! And the end result of it all is super gorgeous. Wow.
Loved it!

[jenniferjohnson]

Love that you are starting to put focus on more adult coloring books! I absolutely love Kirby's books ( I have every coloring book he has released!) and hope you try out some other artists who specialize in adult coloring books. Would love to see what mediums and your techniques for them!

[reneekingsley]

Love how honest and raw you are! Thank you for making me feel like mistakes are okay💙