#colouring book

I’m participating in @gish again, and am delighted to have been able to work on a colouring book page item (for my team GisheveledMasses) which features kids countering the atrocious Don’tSayGay crap going on down south. Feel free to download and colour this at home or in your class, let’s fight hate and intolerance together. 

Stuck indoors? Ugh, us too! But that’s no reason to be glum! We’ve created this free colouring book to help you while away the hours! Head over to our blog (https://quinnthefox.com/colouring-book/) to download our 10 page Quinn the Fox Colouring Book now!

Colour inside the lines, outside the lines, make Quinn the Fox purple and Bounty the Cat green or cut the pages up and collage them back together. There are no rules – let your creativity run wild!

Once you’re done, take a photo of your masterpiece, tag us on Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/quinn_the_fox/) and show us how you’re living life to the colourfullest. We’ll feature the best ones! Happy colouring!

Yet more Snowflake catch-up from earlier this summer… phew!

[Click here to check out the high-res PDF download for colouring and relaxation, FREE or Pay-What-You-Want!]

(Also: All proceeds made from sales of the PDF for the month of November, 2016, will be donated to the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU). Likes/reblogs appreciated! Thank you!)

More Snowflake catch-up from earlier this summer.

[Click here to check out the high-res PDF download for colouring and relaxation, FREE or Pay-What-You-Want!]

(Also: All proceeds made from sales of the PDF for the month of November, 2016, will be donated to the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU). Likes/reblogs appreciated! Thank you!)

Looks like there’s some interest in a Tamora Pierce colouring book.

HMM.

I might have to try and make this happen… watch this space! I’ll see what I can do about making more illustrations like this.

Anyone have any suggestions for themes or scenes? I kind of like the idea of the heroines with their animal companions, but of course more ideas would be good too?

[The drawings above were originally posted here: Alanna,Keladry]

Once Upon A Time Colouring Book: Volume 2! There are 11 printable pages in this one, including 2 variants of the compass design, all based on my OUAT art. The book comes in PDF format and you can print the pages as many times as you like.

Mypatrons get access to this and all of my colouring pages as I make them, but here’s the links to get the book by itself:

• on Etsy
• on Ko-Fi

It’s the same colouring book on both sites. Ko-Fi is a little cheaper (especially if you’re in Europe) because they aren’t subject to VAT/sales tax, and Etsy also has more fees.

Also,you can get the “Snow Day” page for free (or any price you like, if you want to leave a tip) here!Enjoy!

If these albums were made in 70’s/80’s

From the maker of SLIGHTLY WRONG QUOTES:

COLOUR IN THE ABYSS

The world’s first truly adult colouring book W/ FREE PACK OF BLACK CRAYONS.

Embrace the eternal nothingness by decorating over 20 bleak images (and a handful of stereotypically joyful ones) with the colour of your own unshakeable misery.

Scenes include:
A sewage plant
A burnt out car
The vast emptiness of the universe
Cumbernauld
… and many more

A perfect Xmas gift to emotionally cripple the curmudgeons in your life.

BUY THIS AND MORE FROM THE ATOMOVISION SHOP

Last posting date in time for Xmas in the UK: 19th December.

I miss you so much my heart is aching my love..

Art Prints have been restocked!  ~~Meadowhaven Etsy~~

Unfortunately, this will be the very last run of beautiful prints from the outstanding local printing company which has handled my artwork the past 15 years. They were sadly unable to survive the Covid-19 business shutdown, and will not be able to reopen.  

Until I can find a new printing company (I am open to recommendations and suggestions!), everything up in my shop now is the last of the last.

Please know that your support is keeping small independent artists like me alive, especially during this artist-alley-less year. Stay safe and well out there, everyone, please. <3

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did a colouring book page for schoo!  i want to get better at drawing environments

Today I am presenting something a little bit different from what I usually post here, but still within the realm of tarot: colouring books by Liminal 11. These are the Modern Witch Tarot colouring book, and the Cosmic Slumber colouring book. However! I need to say that these books are not only tools to make put your art toolkit to work, as they include other interactive experiences for tarot lovers. Keep reading for all the details!

I must say, the colouring experience is radically different from that of reading. The engagement is not better or worse, not even more active nor more passive… but indeed different. Aside from the actual colouring, the contents that are included are: deep insights into the cards (not found in the guidebook), activities, extra artwork, and journal prompts. Both books have 152 pages, and feature ribbon markers.

Let’s go over the structure of the Modern Witch Tarotbook: first of all we find textured softcovers. On its inside, they features the illustrations of the tarot (and in the first flap will also find a colour guide). Later we find: a foreword, an introduction, a how-to, and then we get into the majors. After that we have the minors (which present a different structure to the majors), and this is finished by a further reading section, and a tracker in the other flap. It is in the structure of the majors where we can find the juiciest activities and information. Each features four pages: we are presented with the line art of the card and an exploration of its symbols and depth, plus a section called what this means. In the next two pages we find space for our reflections, with guided questions, the cards connections, a kaleidoscopic, tarot mandala, and a tarot tip.

But the minors are radically different. We have a page that acts as an introduction to the minors themselves, the numbers, and the court cards; and the next page focuses on the suit themselves, offering a small reflection and tarot tip for each suit. After this, aside from some exclusive illustrations, what we find is the line art for each card of the four suits, without the addition of further reflection or symbolic analysis as it was done in the majors.

Since the structure for the Cosmic Slumber Tarotbook is pretty much the same, I will go over the differences. The cover, flaps and initial sections are the same. When it comes to the majors we find the four pages we did in the previous book, but with a few differences. We start with the presentation of the card, which includes its dreamscape, its archetype, its symbols, its dream, and a tarot tip. In the next page we find the lineart for the card and its colour code. In the third page we have space for reflections with guided questions, and in the fourth page we find again the tarot mandala. This goes on for all of the majors. We get into the minors just as we did before, with a small introduction, the numbers, the courts, and a brief paragraph for each suit with a small area for a general reflection. Then, again, we are presented with the lineart of the single cards.

What they offer is pretty much the same in the two books, and the variations are due to the very own natures of the decks: the Modern Witch tends to be more practical and symbol-oriented; whereas in the Cosmic Slumber we are more concerned with dreamscapes and otherworldly signs. But in terms of the work they do. they are pretty much the same, so the choice to pick either or both is more in the realms of personal taste. These books have a twofold way of being used: as deck companions, or as a way to explore new deck art in a different way.

I think the addition of tarot colouring books to theLiminal 11 catalogue is of great significance for readers. Before, we only had decks and books; but now we also have companion journals and other fun interactive activities such as the ones I have presented today. Even those who do not want to read tarot on itself, but want some introduction in a way that it is still active (while doing a relaxing activity such as colouring and journaling), can approach these books easily.

kokodrawings:

Colouring linearts!

In response to the coronavirus outbreak, a lot of people (me included) are being quarantined to try and keep the rapid spread of the virus to a minimum. Which is (although necessary) an absolutely pain.

So, since I imagine a lot of people are bored/anxious/a bit depressed, and colouring books for adults are so popular, I thought that maybe some fellow Naruto fans would wanna give this a try and colour one of these drawings?  Or maybe all of them! (digitally or traditionally) This is an awesome way to clear your mind!

Ps: If you give this a try and post it here on tumblr, I’d love to be tagged to see the final piece!