by Toby Greenhouse · Animal coloring
41 friendly animals drawn with thick outlines and no tiny details: lions, dolphins, giraffes, elephants, cats, dogs, squirrels, deer, toucans and more.
The designs are simple enough for kids and relaxing for teens, adults and seniors, making the book an easy gift for any animal lover. Pages are 8.5 x 8.5 inches and printed on one side only.
What's inside
- 41 cute animal designs
- Simple shapes, thick outlines
- Large print, 8.5 x 8.5 inch pages
- Printed on one side of the page only
- For kids, teens, adults and seniors
Sample pages
Coloring challenges for Cute Animals
Color palettes and fun rules that suit this book. Pick one, open the book and start coloring.
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Rainy Day Calm Corner
Slow down: color your animal page one area at a time and finish it before moving to the next. Use 3 to 5 colors from the Rainy Day palette and take a slow breath between areas.
Rainy Day paletteTry this challenge → -
Purple and Yellow Clash
Use exactly 3 colors: complementary purple and yellow, plus soft gray as a calm neutral to give the eye somewhere to rest. Give the animals one color and the background the other.
Purple and Yellow paletteTry this challenge → -
Zen Garden Hide and Seek
Make the animals blend into their background: use exactly 4 colors from the Zen Garden palette for both the animals and the background, so they almost disappear.
Zen Garden paletteTry this challenge → -
Desert Dusk Quiet Time
Slow down: color your animal page one area at a time and finish it before moving to the next. Use exactly 4 colors from the Desert Dusk palette and take a slow breath between areas.
Desert Dusk paletteTry this challenge → -
Vintage Postcard Reflection
Make the colors on your animal page symmetrical: use exactly 4 colors from the Vintage Postcard palette and give every area exactly the same color as its twin on the other side of the page.
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Olive Shades
Stick to one color family: use exactly 7 colors, all shades of olive, from the palest to the deepest, and nothing else. Use the deepest shades for shadows and the palest for fur or feather highlights.
Olive paletteTry this challenge →
