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Art piracy is something many creators hope they'll never have to experience. Yet for independent artists, it has become an unfortunate reality of sharing work online. When Bea from @coolectingclub discovered that one of her very first illustrations was being sold..
Read more →Not every coloring book begins with a publishing plan. Sometimes, it begins with a child asking for a picture to color. For Sui Sui, creativity has always been a constant. Long before the first book was published, drawing was already a daily ritual
Read more →For most people, art piracy sounds like something that happens to famous painters, photographers, or bestselling authors. In reality, it happens every day to independent creators.
Read more →For anyone who enjoys whimsical coloring books filled with charming animals, playful kawaii characters, beautiful architecture, and peaceful nature scenes, Gabi Wolf is a familiar name.
Read more →Have you ever opened a coloring book and immediately known who created it before seeing the artist’s name? Perhaps it was the way they draw flowers.
Read more →Some artists discover coloring books first and become illustrators later. For the creator behind The Whimsy Tales, the journey happened in reverse. Long before publishing his first coloring book, Louis had already built a career around visual storytelling.
Read more →Every coloring book begins with a blank page. Not the page you color — but the one the artist starts with. Before a single flower blooms, before a whimsical character smiles, before an intricate pattern takes shape, there is an idea waiting to become something real.
Read more →There is something so special about creating the line work and then handing it off for someone else to execute their vision. Sometimes I see a page from one of my books that someone has colored and I think, “That’s so amazing, I never would have thought to do that!”
Read more →Every coloring book begins long before the first page is drawn. Sometimes it arrives suddenly — a theme that won’t leave your mind, a character you keep sketching, or fantasy scenes that seem to belong together.
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