by Toby Greenhouse · Food coloring
50 fruits and vegetables from A to Z, from apple to zucchini, one big simple shape per page. Figs, kiwis, carrots, potatoes, peppers, olives, nuts, grapes and broccoli are all in there.
The designs are large and easy, so the book works for children, adults, seniors and coloring beginners, and makes a fun gift for a vegetarian friend. Pages are 8.5 x 8.5 inches and printed on one side only.
What's inside
- 50 fruit and vegetable designs
- One large, simple shape per page
- Apple to zucchini
- Large print, 8.5 x 8.5 inch pages
- Printed on one side of the page only
Sample pages
Coloring challenges for Fruits and Veggies
Color palettes and fun rules that suit this book. Pick one, open the book and start coloring.
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Berry Market Days
Bring summer to your food page: use 4 or 5 colors from the Berry Market palette and color it as if you were seeing it in bright summer sunshine.
Berry Market paletteTry this challenge → -
Smoothie Bar Mystery Menu
Color the food in surprising but tasty-looking colors, like blue bananas, purple bread or a green carrot. Use exactly 4 colors from the Smoothie Bar palette.
Smoothie Bar paletteTry this challenge → -
Farmers Market Full Set
Use all 7 colors in the Farmers Market palette on your food page, and don't give two areas that sit next to each other the same color.
Farmers Market paletteTry this challenge → -
Orchard Starter
An easy start: use exactly 3 colors from the Orchard palette. Color the largest food shapes first with smooth, even color, then fill in sprinkles, seeds and toppings last.
Orchard paletteTry this challenge → -
Farmers Market Mirror
Make the colors on your food page symmetrical: use exactly 2 colors from the Farmers Market palette and give every area exactly the same color as its twin on the other side of the page.
Farmers Market paletteTry this challenge → -
Citrus Season
Bring summer to your food page: use exactly 3 colors from the Citrus palette and color it as if you were seeing it in bright summer sunshine.
Citrus paletteTry this challenge →
