Turn a quiet art session into an invitation to trace, shade and color pictures that seem to rise from the page.
Choose one of three book designs and explore the optical illusion drawing activities inside.
A fresh take on drawing time
When the same blank page feels hard to start, a guided tracing activity gives kids a starting point. Follow the shapes, then make the artwork their own with color and shading.
Little steps, big imagination
Trace the outlines
Guided shapes offer a clear place to begin a drawing session.
Add depth with shading
Explore how light and dark details can create a playful illusion of dimension.
Color it your way
Try different pencils or markers to give each page a personal finish.
From outline to illusion
Pick a page
Choose a drawing that catches their eye.
Trace and shade
Follow the shapes, then build contrast in the details.
Make it theirs
Add color and enjoy the finished picture.
A book made for hands-on art
Printed paper pages bring tracing, drawing and coloring together in one easy-to-reach activity book. Set it on a table with your favorite coloring tools and choose a picture to begin.
Start with what you have
Pencils and coloring supplies make it easy to explore the drawing pages. For any cutting activity, use suitable tools with adult supervision.
Easy to bring to the art table
Bring out the book for an afternoon craft session, a quiet weekend activity or a shared drawing moment. Each finished page can reflect a different choice of colors and shading.
Choose the book design they like
Each selection includes one drawing book. Pick from these three cover designs:
Magical Variety
Whimsical Ideas
Endless Creativity
Keep the pages ready for next time
Store the book in a dry place and keep paper away from water and open flames. Adult supervision is recommended when children use scissors or glue for paper activities. Coloring tools, scissors and glue are not included.
What Customers Are Saying
★★★★★
More than a drawing book
“My daughter started with the tracing pages, then wanted to add her own colors to every picture. Having different activities in one book kept our craft time interesting.”
— Jessica M.
★★★★★
A fun project to do together
“I sat down with my son to try the drawing and paper-cutting activities. He was proud to show me what he made, and we both enjoyed spending the afternoon creating something together.”
— Daniel R.
★★★★★
A nice change for art time
“My kids enjoy drawing, so the 3D-style designs caught their attention. They liked tracing the shapes first and choosing their own colors afterward. It gave them a fresh idea for art time at home.”
— Amanda T.
Questions, answered
How many books come with one order?
One drawing book in the style you select.
Which styles can I choose?
Magical Variety, Whimsical Ideas or Endless Creativity.
Do I need to supply art tools?
Yes. Bring your own coloring tools. Scissors and glue are needed only if you choose to do a cutting and pasting activity; supervise children using them.
