by Toby Greenhouse · Food coloring
45 big, simple food symbols with thick outlines and no fiddly details: fruit, vegetables, drinks, sweets, fries, pizza and more.
The large, clear shapes make it beginner-friendly and easy to see for people with low vision, and fun for kids and adults alike. Pages are 8.5 x 8.5 inches and printed on one side only.
What's inside
- 45 simple food and snack designs
- Fruit, veggies, drinks, sweets and snacks
- Thick outlines, no tiny details
- Large print, 8.5 x 8.5 inch pages
- Printed on one side of the page only
Sample pages
Coloring challenges for Food and Snacks
Color palettes and fun rules that suit this book. Pick one, open the book and start coloring.
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Picnic Tag Team
Use exactly 2 colors from the Picnic palette and alternate them so that no two neighboring areas ever share a color, whether it's food, plate or background.
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Retro Diner Pop
Go bright: use exactly 6 colors from the Retro Diner palette at full strength, so every area is rich and even. Think of a bright, mouth-watering food ad.
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Cocoa Picnic Basket
Treat the page like a bento box: give each food item its own color from the Cocoa palette, and don't give two items that sit next to each other the same color. Use exactly 6 colors.
Cocoa paletteTry this challenge → -
Breakfast Table Setting
Make the plate, table or background one strong, deep color and keep the food light and bright, or the other way round. Use exactly 2 colors from the Breakfast palette.
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Fiesta Lunchbox
Treat the page like a bento box: give each food item its own color from the Fiesta palette, and don't give two items that sit next to each other the same color. Use exactly 4 colors.
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Breakfast Glide
Use exactly 5 colors from the Breakfast palette, sorted from lightest to darkest, and let them shift gradually from left to right across the page.
Breakfast paletteTry this challenge →
