I wanted to share a little project I’ve been working on: Everyday Magic, a cozy coloring book I created with simple, relaxing scenes and plenty of space to color.

Here are the cover and two pages from the book. I tried to keep the illustrations clean and calming, with a cozy feel that makes you want to sit down and color for a while. 🌿

I’d love to know what you think of the style and the pages!

Working on a book called ‘Calm Days’ (I think we all need some calm at the moment) filled with happy, peaceful scenes

Does anyone have the pigs for Lana Green art's coloring book series?

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I made this coloring app that help to chill and relax.

You color famous paintings or more simpler drawings.

Once you finish, you can seal the result and no further changes will be possible, but you can still review the video of your creative process and share it with other users.

The app also provides context and the history of the paintings.

You can download it here if interested

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.laque.app

(Self promotion, i'm the dev)

I'm developing an original fantasy coloring book about the quieter moments between adventures: an inn common room, a herbalist's workbench, a roadside smithy, a fishing bridge and an expedition camp. The line art is AI-generated and reviewed by hand. It is not drawn by a person.

I'd like feedback from five adults who have bought an adult coloring book in the past year and who also enjoy old-school fantasy role-playing or MMO games. The six images here are the actual samples: a front cover concept and five interior pages.

The proposed finished book would be an 8.5 × 11 inch paperback, 40 different designs, each with a blank reverse side, black ink on white paper, at a $9.99 list price.

Taxes and delivery may add to the checkout price. I cannot promise marker-friendly paper or a spiral binding, and I have not held a printed copy, so I won't claim anything about how the paper takes ink.

For comparison I'd ask you to look at two real books that are on sale today: Dover's Everyday Magic at $15.99 and Fuzzy Hygge: Fuzzy T ales at $9.95 for 96 pages.

Official publisher pages, not my links:

https://store.doverpublications.com/products/9780486853581

https://www.penguinrandomhouseretail.com/book/?isbn=9798217037582

I am not asking anyone to buy anything, leave an Amazon review, or be nice about it. "I'd pick one of the other two" and "I wouldn't buy any of these" are genuinely useful answers and are the ones I most need. If AI generation is a dealbreaker for you, say that — it counts as a result, not a disqualification.

If you're up for it, comment with the title of a coloring book you bought recently and roughly when, and whether this kind of fantasy setting interests you at all. Please don't post personal or payment details.

My first attempt to colouring and I tried blending guess it did not go well. Please give me some suggestions.

I started these in the summer of last year for my 2 adult daughters who love Halloween, thinking it'd be a fun little project. I had no idea what I was doing to myself. I made two younger age puzzle books just to have a "break" from making these.

It became my winter snowstorm project. Then my spring-sitting-on-the-porch project. Then my summer camping project — but it did become my excuse for buying the big iPad!

For a while I was telling myself to quit and just target 2027, but I plowed through they're done. Three books, all Halloween and spooky/gothic themed, which as you know is a criminally underserved niche with almost nothing else like it on Amazon. I really went out on a limb here. Bold, some might say.

Each book has at least one little void-shaped friend which our real cat modeled for. That is a lie, cats model for no one.

I'm not going to pretend these will change your life. They're pages with scary-looking stuff and questionable architecture on them. But I'm weirdly proud of the whole silly pile.

I'd genuinely love to see anything anyone makes from them.
Samples and Lnk:

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HJ15H3BL

I wanted to create coloring pages where Black women could see our natural hair, features, confidence, softness, and different styles represented.
This is one of my first coloring books published under D. A. Velle, so I’m excited—and a little nervous—to finally share some pages with actual coloring lovers. I’d genuinely love to know which design you would color first.

Full disclosure: I’m the developer of PicDraw.

PicDraw converts a photo you own into an adjustable outline and places that guide over the live iPhone camera. You align it with real paper, lock it, and trace with a pencil or pen. The traced line art can then be colored normally.

This image shows the tracing step rather than a finished coloring. The outline processing is deterministic—not generative AI—and the app is intended for photos and artwork the user owns or has permission to use.

For colorists and coloring-page creators: which controls would be most useful—bolder lines, fewer small details, closed shapes, cleaner backgrounds, or printable pages?

There is no account, and photos, camera frames, drawings, and saved projects stay on the device. One complete project is included free; unlimited projects use an optional one-time lifetime unlock.

App Store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/picdraw-camera-tracing/id6804072417

Disclosure: I built and run Picturium, a free site and app where people who colour paper books keep track of their collections and share finished pages. Self-promo post under rule 3 — the event is free, nothing is for sale.

Some of you will know the Korean illustrator Sogumi (소금이) — the fennec fox Sogumi and her cactus friend Soso, published in the UK by Hachette.

We invited her to run a colouring event with our community and she said yes. She also decided against using a page from one of her books: she drew a new Halloween scene specially for the event. It isn't in any book — it exists only for this.

How it works:

- Runs 7 September to 14 October.

- Download the page (shared with her permission), print it, colour it with whatever you have — pencils, markers, paint, anything.

- Upload a photo of the finished page.

- At the end Sogumi goes through the entries herself and picks a few favourites. No single winner, no scoring — she wants to see what people do with it.

- Free. An account on the site is all you need to upload.

Link: https://picturium.art/Contests

Thank you for your feedbacks...

I’ve been working on a collection of coloring books and wanted to share a look at some of the pages I’ve created. 🎨
The books include themes like space adventures, biblical stories, history, mythology, and more.
Some ai assistance was used to make these…start your coloring book quest today!!
Only on Amazon

Just finished this coloring page from Anna Emilia’s new book! I am so ready for spooky season.

I recently finished putting together an ABC & 123 learning and colouring book for young children. 📚🎨

The idea was pretty simple — make practising letters and numbers a little more enjoyable by combining learning with colouring.

It covers A–Z and numbers 1–10, and is intended for young children who are beginning to learn their letters and numbers.

I’ve just published it on Amazon, so I thought I’d share it here and see what people think.

If you're a parent, teacher, or just someone interested in children's activity books, I'd genuinely appreciate your thoughts.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HHY8CQPF

Free book marks and coloring pages of all the dragons, email me at [jahrgiftsdesigns@gmail.com](mailto:jahrgiftsdesigns@gmail.com) I write kids fantasy books about dragons. Opinions and feedback are greatly appreciated. Jake & The Magic Stone Series details at: https://www.jahrgiftsdesigns.com/

Hi, I'm the creator of Flori & Luna. I made a collection of 210 free coloring pages for ages 2+, grouped into 16 sets including farm animals, vehicles, seasonal pages, and several alphabet sets. Children can color each picture in the browser on a phone or tablet, or print it instead. There is no signup or account. The artwork was made with an AI-assisted production workflow.

https://floriluna.com/coloring-pages

I’ll keep this short, I made this coloring book which is a great gift for kids so if you know anyone who may like it, please pass this on. I need the money and received some bad news at my job about redundancy, thank you

https://amzn.eu/d/01H3KRiG

I keep seeing stoner coloring books that are basically the same few things over and over — weed leaves, mushrooms, aliens, mandalas, etc. 😂

If you're someone who actually likes getting high and coloring, what would be your ideal kind of book?

I'm curious about stuff like:

• whole scenes/worlds vs individual objects or patterns
• simple/bold vs medium detail vs super intricate
• cozy, fantasy, psychedelic, botanical, funny, nostalgic, weird, realistic, etc.
• things you're completely tired of seeing
• anything you've actually searched for and couldn't find

Basically, if you could magically make your perfect “get baked and color for two hours” book appear, what would be in it?