Before You Colour:
A few simple tips to help you enjoy your colouring time:
Single-sided colouring pages: Each colouring design has a blank reverse, so you won’t have another illustration directly behind it.
Protect the next page: Place a spare sheet of paper or card behind the page you’re colouring. Markers—especially alcohol markers—can bleed through, even on single-sided pages. Replace your protective sheet if ink soaks through it.
Test your colours: Try your pencils or pens on the colour-test page, where included, before starting a design.
Keep wet media light: The paper is best suited to dry colouring materials. Watercolour and heavy washes may cause buckling or bleed-through.
Make it your own: Our coloured examples are here for inspiration. Choose your own palette, experiment and enjoy the process.
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An (Almost) Perfect Fall
Autumn leaves, cozy harvest scenes, and intricate linework invite quiet pencil studies. Companion palette examples offer starting points for your own shading choices.
Pigeons: Always Iconic
A playful celebration of urban birds featuring bold patterns and detailed plumage challenges. Complete finished spreads demonstrate texture techniques across diverse color pairings.
Strange Company
Discover the curious names we give groups of animals in a relaxing folk-art colouring book. From an embarrassment of pandas to a squad of squid, Strange Company pairs unusual collective nouns with charming animals and decorative patterns to make your own.
Big Days, Little People: A Very Important Flower Girl
A big day for a very important little person. A colouring and activity keepsake to help flower girls feel part of the celebration and capture memories to treasure.
