Vintage Diner Milkshake Magic

Fun Fact

The very first milkshakes were actually alcoholic! They were described as "healthy tonic drinks" in the late 1800s, often made with whiskey. It wasn't until the early 1900s that milkshakes became the sweet, non-alcoholic treats we know and love today, especially popular in soda fountains and diners.

Coloring Tips

1. 1🎨 Chrome Details - Use cool grays, blues, and even a touch of white to give the chrome accents a shiny, reflective look. Think about where light would hit!
2. 2🖍️ Milkshake Texture - For the milkshake, try blending light and dark shades of your chosen flavor (vanilla, chocolate, strawberry) to show its creamy, frothy texture as it pours.
3. 3✨ Diner Ambiance - Think about the classic diner colors! Reds, teals, and yellows can bring out the cheerful, retro feel of the counter and stools.
4. 4🌈 Checkered Floor - Take your time with the checkered floor. You can use black and white for a traditional look, or experiment with two complementary colors for a unique diner style.