Bold & easy coloring book
Modern Botanicals
A Bold & Easy Houseplant Coloring Book
Forty bold and easy houseplant coloring pages: monstera, snake plants, ferns, cacti and succulents in patterned pots, drawn in thick, simple outlines.
The PDF is the same 40 pages, downloaded right here the moment you pay, so you can print any page at home. The paperback ships from Amazon.
The PDF is for home and family use, with a 30-day money-back guarantee. Printing for a group or facility? See group licenses.
Download a free sample page first- Style
- Bold & easy. Thick outlines, large open shapes, one design per page.
- Inside
- 40 Houseplant & Succulent Designs
- Pages
- Single-sided, with a blank page behind every design
- Size
- 8.5" x 8.5" Square
- Made for
- Adults, Plant Lovers & Beginners
- ISBN
- 9798249249229
- Process
- Designed and hand-edited by K. Terry, with AI-assisted drafting. How the books are made
About the book
What's inside
Forty houseplants, drawn big. Monstera, snake plants, trailing vines, ferns, palms, a string of pearls, cacti and succulents, each in its own pot, and the pots are half the fun: checkerboards, stripes, polka dots and a few with faces. Each design keeps the plant's shape and drops the fussy detail, so there are no tiny veins or hundred-petal flowers to fill, just broad leaves and pots that take a marker in a few easy strokes. That makes it a good first coloring book for a beginner and a restful one for anyone who wants to finish a page in an evening. Flat color looks good here, and the large spaces leave room to practice shading if you want to. The book is 8.5 inches square, one design per page, printed single-sided with a blank page behind every design, so markers and gel pens cannot spoil the next plant.
A closer look
One page, start to finish
Sample pages
Take a peek inside
Blank, then colored
The same page, brought to life.
Every shape is open and wide. Fill it with markers, pencils or gel pens, as gently or as boldly as you like.
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