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These Color Me! coloring books are primarily for adults, but are appropriate for children to see so they can watch you color. So, put away the crayons and get out the paint or good colored pencils. The images are more than simple outlines; set up to be colored in or painted on as you desire or color in should you choose to share. Difficulty levels for the series range from Level 1, which are easy-to-color pages with large shapes and solid lines to Level 10, which are harder-to-color pages that are a mixture of solid outlines with small details and rough guidelines requiring some interpretation.
Use the links in each of the category titles below to view each series, and use the links in each of the books in the series to view colored-in rendering of the pages. The menu under "Color Me! Series" provides direct links to the preview pages for each of the books in alphabetical order. Links to the Amazon pages for each book are on the preview pages.Alternatively, click "here" to purchase books from the collection on Amazon. Finally, see the game at the bottom of the page if you just want to make a mess.
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The Fantasy series are modeled after the romantic fantasy book covers, with each image representing potential desires. Fantasies include monsters such as vampires, warewolves, and cenatars. Other fantasies include knights, pirates and even libraries full of books.
The Locality series includes images specific to cities and towns, capturing the beauty of the locality, such as Boston, MA, Tappahannock, VA, and Montauk Lighthouse, NY.
The Magic series explores magical entities found hidden in our world, but never for us to see. Images include dragons, mermaids, faries, and even magic cats.
The Mandala series is a collection of patterns starting from a base shape. For those who want to let go and focus on the motion of coloring, these simple shapes can be completed using alcohol markers with as many repeating patterns as desired. Options include geometric shapes such as circles, traingles, and rectangles; or non-geometric shapes such as stars and flowers.
Our military has been refined over the decades, becoming a great fighting force. The Military series celebrates the might of the military on land, on water, in the air, and in space. Color in tanks, aircraft, carriers, helicopters, planes, and even space ships.
The Other series are those books that are still a joy to color, but not enough other similar books exist to make a separate series. Color in patterns inspired by the chaos of 2020 and COVID; or if you prefer something more fun, color in ballroom dancers.
The Satire series include books that should probably never be purchased, but they exist because they can. Both books are too expensive for what they are worth, so ask your rich aunt or uncle to buy you one. Alternatively, check them out to see how one might color in them, and buy several other books with the money you save by not buying these. If you really are inspired to purchase one of these books, first consider a personal finance book.
The Senery series are a collection of images of places to visit or scenes in nature. Options include boating, fish, butterflies, life on the river, or life on the train as it passes through various scenes.
The Zen books of this Color Me! Series are designed to become more because the pages form a larger image. The images on each page are set up to be colored in with large brushes or markers, such as Sharpe or other alcohol markers, so each page can be colored quickly. Though, you can always add more detail as the colored images are your creations. Once the coloring is complete, the next phase is to cut out each of the colored images and assemble them together to form a larger picture to show off to your friends. Click here for more explaination. Images include butterflies flying around sunflowers, mystical asian spirits around a bamboo stalk, books lined on a bookshelf, desserts spread out on display, koi fish swimming in a pond, mushrooms along the forest floor, gnomes in their garden, fish swimming around a coral reef, and splatter painting art similar to work by Jackson Pollock.
Finally, if you just want to waste some time, try this painting game! The game is easier to play on a desktop/laptop environment with the screen size, but this can be played on any mobile device. All you need to do is actually hit the canvas at least once to advance to the next level! Due to the size of the game and the desire to make it easier to use, we have set this one up to open in its own tab using the button above. If opening a new tab does not work, check your browser settings.
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