Animals & Nature Coloring Book

Sixty animals. Nine real habitats. And one quiet afternoon when the world stays outside.

Do you know that feeling when your mind still won’t settle down in the evening? When you would love to do something with your hands that isn’t yet another screen? And have you ever bought a coloring book where the lines were so tiny you needed a magnifying glass after three minutes, or where your markers bled through and ruined the picture on the next page?

This book was made as the answer to exactly these three frustrations. It takes you on a journey through nine habitats of our planet: the African savanna, northern forests and mountains, the ocean and its coral reefs, the tropical rainforest, Asia and Australia, the Arctic and Antarctic, rivers, lakes and wetlands, the desert, and finally the meadows and woods of Europe.

Every page shows an animal where it truly lives. The elephants gather at the watering hole instead of floating on a blank page. The brown bear stands at the waterfall, the humpback whale glides over the reef with her calf, and a herd of red deer steps out of the morning mist. You are not filling in a pattern. You are coloring a landscape that slowly comes to life under your pencil.

What’s inside

• 60 realistic designs from nine habitats – from the lioness on her rock ledge and the tiger by the jungle river to the mare with her foal and the snowy owl over the tundra. Every animal is drawn true to life and set in its real surroundings, so each finished page becomes a complete picture, not just an animal on a white background.
• 20 large panorama pages – an elephant herd at the watering hole, a wolf pack in the snow, a camel caravan crossing the dunes. Simply turn the book sideways and the whole width of the page is yours, with nothing cut off at the edges.
• Printed on one side only – the back of every design stays blank. If a marker bleeds through, it lands on an empty page instead of the next picture. For alcohol markers, simply slip a spare sheet behind the page.
• Clear outlines and generous spaces – no hairlines that strain your eyes. Colored pencils, felt tips and gel pens all work, which makes this book relaxing for beginners and experienced colorists alike.
• Depth instead of clutter – rich detail in the foreground, a calm background behind it. You always know where to start, and a table of contents helps you find your favorite animal in seconds.

Imagine this

It’s Sunday afternoon and the sky outside is gray. You have made yourself a cup of tea, your pencils are lined up next to you, and you start with the sky above the savanna. A pale orange first, then a deeper red, then the acacia trees standing out against it. You move on to the elephant’s back, look for the right shade of gray, don’t quite find it and pick a warmer one instead – and don’t even notice that an hour has gone by.

When you look up, there is a whole landscape in front of you that didn’t exist before. You made it. By evening it’s on the fridge door, and you already know which animal is next.

Start today

Whether it’s a gift for an animal lover, a calm companion for long evenings or a conscious break from your phone: add this book to your cart now, open it at any page and pick your first animal.