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Lisa Garrison

A lady trying to do better

Born to ride coloring book

Born to ride coloring book

$9.99

She is a strong, confident African American woman with a radiant smile and a natural adventurous spirit. Her curly dark hair flows freely beneath her sleek black motorcycle helmet, adding to her bold and fearless presence. She wears a fitted black leather biker jacket that reflects both style and strength, paired with dark jeans and sturdy riding boots built for the road ahead. Her posture is upright and powerful as she sits on her motorcycle, showing independence and determination. Her warm brown skin glows in the golden sunset light, while her expressive eyes behind stylish sunglasses reveal wisdom, curiosity, and a deep love for discovering new places and meeting new people

Ride to Thrive

Coloring Tips for Your Ride Make your journey through Ride & Thrive: A Biker Sister Journey even more fun with these simple coloring tips. - Start Light, Build Up — Begin with gentle pressure and layer your colors. This gives you smooth blends and avoids harsh lines. - Blend for Depth — Use two or three shades of the same color to create highlights and shadows. Great for chrome, leather, and sky gradients. - Test Before You Commit — Try markers or pens on a scrap sheet first to check for bleed‑through. - Use Gel Pens for Details — Metallic, white, or glitter gel pens add shine to bike parts, jewelry, and road reflections. - Add Texture — Short strokes can mimic denim, leather grain, or gravel. Soft circular strokes work well for clouds and skin tones. - Try Mixed Media — Combine colored pencils with markers: lay down marker color first, then add pencil shading on top. - Protect Your Pages — Place a sheet of cardstock behind the page you’re coloring to prevent impressions or bleed. - Have Fun With It — There’s no right or wrong way to color. Make each scene your own.
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