Today is the last day of the beach vibes series with an ocean foam coloring tutorial. But don't worry, this is only day 3 of 30 days of coloring techniques for June!

If you are curious, I have been doing various forms of art for about 20 years. Coloring has mostly been a digital form, and I will touch more on this tomorrow. I have taken breaks and focused on other art mediums during those breaks. For instance, I taught myself to watercolor, and I did a summer of acrylics. Which is why you see me mix mediums when I color.

I will keep sneaking in snippets about me as we go.

Ocean Foam Coloring Tutorial

This is the final part of the beach vibe series, and here are the previous links to part 1 and part 2.

Tools Used

The tutorial today focused on Ohuhu Y62, E46, and V22. A Sakura Yellow Glitter Gel Pen, an Artistro acrylic pen, and a Sakura White Gelly Roll.

Ocean Foam Coloring Tutorial Video

You can watch the video below or check out the step-by-step process underneath!

Ocean Beach Coloring Tutorial Step-By-Step

Step 1: Use Y62 to make some blobs in the white space. Make sure to stipple along the beach line and the foam.
Step 2: Use E46 to stipple along some of the Y62 blobs, and also along the beach line.
Step 3: Add some dots with glitter gel pen into a few of the sand patches.
Step 4: Use V22 to dot around the foam and then along the base of the sand to give a wet sand look.
Step 5: Then grab white acrylic and dot over the foam and the beach line.
Step 6: Put some horizontal streaks over the wet sand with the white acrylic and smudge them. Then add a few horizontal streaks to not smudge. Feel free to add any more white acrylic dots after this to your desired preference.
Step 7: This step is optional; you can add some V22 under the G324 from yesterday in the ocean water to give more of a vibe, and then dot any remaining parts as you desire in the beach foam.

And that is it! Tomorrow will be a tutorial on a creek scene, and you can find all the future coloring tutorials here.