This is my first offering of this kind and is basically as the title describes: quirky black and white drawings from my brain that you are welcome to color in as you please. I hope you enjoy! 

Specs

• Designed to be printed on 8.5 x 11” paper

• File is 14.4 MB 

• 612x792 per page 

• 4 page PDF (8 folded) 

• Easy fold-and-staple assembly 

Download Details

Immediately available for download. Once you “purchase” you will receive a download link that lasts for 24 hours. Please note that this platform (Squarespace) does not require card info but does require an address even for free downloads. To bypass this step, feel free to contact me directly and request a PDF, I’ll be glad to send you one! 

Accessibility is super important to me, and I *love* offering my work for free or sliding scale whenever possible! I am so grateful for the community support I receive in order to be able to do so. If you’re able and interested in supporting my work financially, feel free to check out my Patreon!

Printing Guide

Print it double-sided in the order it appears, fold both pages, and insert the second page into the first. You have yourself a little book for coloring! Enjoy and print as many as you like to give to your buddies!

IMAGE DESCRIPTION

[The first image here shows a black and white line drawing with a goofy winged goblin-like creature crouching on a checkered picnic blanket, wearing a brown and holding their hands to their cheeks. There is a cup of tea on the blanket, and handwritten text to it that says “So I invited my demons to tea and one of them showed up. Now what?” ]

[Against a light purple solid background, handwritten block letters that says
A strange little coloring book for anxious grown-up kids.]

[a black and white line drawing of a rabbit jumping out of some tall mountains underneath a cloudy sky. Swirls follow them and handwritten text that reads “it’s one of those days.”]

[a figure similar to my own body, a cluster of honeycombs where the head would be. Another cluster of honeycombs on the chest, and three huge bees tending to the honeycombs. Handwritten block lettering reads “I hope some day there will bee honey”]