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Which tools did u use?
Then I created layers on top of the original drawing and set the blending modes to 'Multiply' at 80% opacity. I added the colour onto these layers, and then regulated the contrast and toning once it was all done.
Sounds complex, but it's actually a really easy method to make a quick pencil sketch look like a proper finished product~
And I understand what you mean by sketchiness; it was intentional, after all. I just put a few multiply layers of colour on top of an 'unclean' (not inked or smoothed) pencil drawing to make it look a bit rougher.
Again, many thanks for taking the time to give feedback! ^^