10 simple ideas for a coloring book, & supplies you’ll need

Photo by Ketut Subiyanto: https://www.pexels.com/photo/crop-kid-drawing-in-coloring-book-4473982/
  1. Magic Forest: Draw magical trees, animals, and paths in a forest.
  2. Underwater World: Colorful fish, coral reefs, and sea scenes for an ocean adventure.
  3. Cool City: Create a city with interesting buildings and cool machines.
  4. Space Journey: Color planets, stars, and spaceships for a trip through space.
  5. Beautiful Flowers: Draw and color different types of flowers and plants.
  6. Time Travel Adventure: Explore different times with historical scenes.
  7. Calm Mandalas: Relax with simple and soothing circular patterns.
  8. Mythical Creatures: Color dragons, unicorns, and other magical beings.
  9. Fun Patterns: Create playful designs with shapes and patterns.
  10. Sky Adventures: Draw things flying in the sky, like balloons and kites.

These coloring book ideas can be appealing to a wide audience, including:

  1. Children: Many of the themes, such as enchanted forests, underwater worlds, and magical creatures, are likely to capture the imagination of kids.
  2. Teens and Adults: Designs like steampunk cityscapes, time traveler’s journey, and zen mandalas cater to a more mature audience, providing a relaxing and creative outlet.
  3. Art Enthusiasts: Those who enjoy intricate patterns and designs may find the botanical bliss, funky patterns, and mandala-themed coloring books particularly engaging.
  4. Science Fiction and Fantasy Fans: Themes like space adventures and mythical creatures menagerie can attract individuals who enjoy fantasy and science fiction genres.
  5. Nature Lovers: A coloring book featuring beautiful flowers and botanical elements could appeal to those who appreciate the beauty of the natural world.
  6. Stress Relief Seekers: Designs with calming mandalas and abstract patterns are perfect for individuals looking for a therapeutic and stress-relieving coloring experience.

Here’s a list of supplies you might need:

  1. Paper: Choose high-quality, thick paper that can handle different coloring materials without bleeding through.
  2. Pencils: Provide a range of colored pencils for detailed coloring. Consider both standard and watercolor pencils.
  3. Markers: Include a variety of markers, such as fine-tip and broad-tip markers, in different colors.
  4. Crayons: Classic crayons can be included for a more vibrant and textured coloring experience.
  5. Ink Pens: For fine details and outlining, include black ink pens with different tip sizes.
  6. Watercolor Paints: If your designs are suitable for watercoloring, include a set of watercolor paints and watercolor brushes.
  7. Paintbrushes: Offer a variety of paintbrushes for different coloring techniques, especially if you include watercolor pages.
  8. Sharpener: Make sure to have a good-quality pencil sharpener for colored pencils.
  9. Eraser: Include a soft eraser for correcting mistakes or adjusting details.
  10. Ruler: If your designs involve straight lines or geometric patterns, a ruler can be helpful.
  11. Scanner or High-Quality Camera: To digitize your drawings and prepare them for printing.
  12. Computer and Graphic Design Software: Use a computer and graphic design software like Adobe Illustrator or similar tools for refining and organizing your drawings.
  13. Drawing Tablet (optional): If you’re comfortable with digital drawing, a graphics tablet can be useful for creating initial designs.
  14. Storage: Keep your materials organized with storage containers or folders for sketches, finished pages, and supplies.
  15. Printing Services (optional): If you plan to sell or distribute your coloring book, research local or online printing services for cost-effective and professional results.

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stickers haul ft. KARAOLI.ART + bullet journal weekly spread | PLAN WITH ME

Hey, friends! I’m so happy to announce that I’m one of KARAOLI.ART’s PR team. She sent me some stickers from her shop that I was able to use in my bullet journal. I hope you can check out Kara’s shop on Shopee. Let’s support local! 💖

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Plan With Me: February 2019 | Bullet Journal

This year, I didn’t buy any premade planner/journal because I wanted to try bullet journaling. I was inspired by AmandaRachLee from YouTube who I consider the queen of bullet journaling. I’m very new to this and I hope to learn more doodles and improve my handwriting in the future.

I am so excited to show you, guys, my bullet journal for the month of February! I started last January but it’s only this month that I decided to share it here in my blog.Read More »

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As some of you, guys, already know, I really want to learn watercolor calligraphy. It’s a hobby I want to master. I want to make beautiful works that I’d be so proud of to share. In my case, I still have lots of practice to do and I believe I’ll get to that. Heh! 😉 Of course, as a newbie, I have people I look up to. They’re an inspiration in this field of art. Every time I browse their feed, my heart flutters seeing their beautiful works. Sometimes, you’d find me watching YouTube videos related to watercolor calligraphy, too. I follow A LOT there. 😀
Today, I’ll share some of Instagram accounts I get inspiration from:Read More »

Pinto Art Museum

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I believe it had a been a year of wanting to go to this museum. Seeing beautiful photos from the internet and great reviews really piqued my curiosity to go here. No disappointment at all when my friend and I finally went here last January 30th. Except it was a Saturday so there were really a number of visitors too.
This 1.3 hectare of museum is something you shouldn’t miss. You’ll love the various galleries, gardens that are perfect for prenup photography, Greek-like architecture, food from their café and the overall nature vibe. Read More »

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One of the things I want to learn this year is watercolor lettering. I already wanted to learn it last year, I even bought art materials already but eh, I gave up quickly. But this year, I’m so eager to learn this. I followed artists on Instagram, watched video tutorials on YouTube, and pinned lots of watercolor letterings on Pinterest. Read More »

Creative Fashion Illustrator

Meet Edgar Artis. An Armenian fashion illustrator. His works are amazing! These are some of my favorites. 🙂

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