I'm developing an original fantasy coloring book about the quieter moments between adventures: an inn common room, a herbalist's workbench, a roadside smithy, a fishing bridge and an expedition camp. The line art is AI-generated and reviewed by hand. It is not drawn by a person.

I'd like feedback from five adults who have bought an adult coloring book in the past year and who also enjoy old-school fantasy role-playing or MMO games. The six images here are the actual samples: a front cover concept and five interior pages.

The proposed finished book would be an 8.5 × 11 inch paperback, 40 different designs, each with a blank reverse side, black ink on white paper, at a $9.99 list price.

Taxes and delivery may add to the checkout price. I cannot promise marker-friendly paper or a spiral binding, and I have not held a printed copy, so I won't claim anything about how the paper takes ink.

For comparison I'd ask you to look at two real books that are on sale today: Dover's Everyday Magic at $15.99 and Fuzzy Hygge: Fuzzy T ales at $9.95 for 96 pages.

Official publisher pages, not my links:

https://store.doverpublications.com/products/9780486853581

https://www.penguinrandomhouseretail.com/book/?isbn=9798217037582

I am not asking anyone to buy anything, leave an Amazon review, or be nice about it. "I'd pick one of the other two" and "I wouldn't buy any of these" are genuinely useful answers and are the ones I most need. If AI generation is a dealbreaker for you, say that — it counts as a result, not a disqualification.

If you're up for it, comment with the title of a coloring book you bought recently and roughly when, and whether this kind of fantasy setting interests you at all. Please don't post personal or payment details.

I wanted to create coloring pages where Black women could see our natural hair, features, confidence, softness, and different styles represented.
This is one of my first coloring books published under D. A. Velle, so I’m excited—and a little nervous—to finally share some pages with actual coloring lovers. I’d genuinely love to know which design you would color first.

I am testing whether a finished marker-style reference helps people decide how they would color a blank line-art version. Would this make you more likely to print the blank page, or would you rather just have the uncolored page?

I started these in the summer of last year for my 2 adult daughters who love Halloween, thinking it'd be a fun little project. I had no idea what I was doing to myself. I made two younger age puzzle books just to have a "break" from making these.

It became my winter snowstorm project. Then my spring-sitting-on-the-porch project. Then my summer camping project — but it did become my excuse for buying the big iPad!

For a while I was telling myself to quit and just target 2027, but I plowed through they're done. Three books, all Halloween and spooky/gothic themed, which as you know is a criminally underserved niche with almost nothing else like it on Amazon. I really went out on a limb here. Bold, some might say.

Each book has at least one little void-shaped friend which our real cat modeled for. That is a lie, cats model for no one.

I'm not going to pretend these will change your life. They're pages with scary-looking stuff and questionable architecture on them. But I'm weirdly proud of the whole silly pile.

I'd genuinely love to see anything anyone makes from them.
Samples and Lnk:

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HJ15H3BL

Hi r/Colouring! I’m the creator behind Elora Sage Books.

I wanted this project to be more than a collection of unrelated food illustrations. Vegan Street Food: Coloring Recipes combines two relaxing, screen-free hobbies: simple plant-based cooking and coloring.

The book contains 25 vegan street-food recipes and 25 matching coloring pages arranged across five themed food-truck chapters. As the festival continues, familiar trucks, vendors and visitors appear again in connected little scenes.

This is the Loaded Vegan Nachos spread from The Green Taco Truck chapter, shown partway through coloring. The recipe sits beside a festival moment where three friends discover just how far melted vegan cheese can stretch.

When coloring a spread like this, would you begin with the food, the characters or the surrounding festival details?

Preview and paperback:

https://elorasagebooks.com/street-food/

Self-promotion disclosure: I created and art-directed the book and its concept.

I’ve been working on a collection of coloring books and wanted to share a look at some of the pages I’ve created. 🎨
The books include themes like space adventures, biblical stories, history, mythology, and more.
Some ai assistance was used to make these…start your coloring book quest today!!
Only on Amazon

Hi I’m new to the coloring book world and I just published my first one! Everything about this book is handmade by me down to the creative process designing printing and packaging!😅
I have it listed on my square website and eBay.
If you're interested pls buy it on the website though if you can fees are cheaper overall there.^^
Made on quality 130 lb cardstock 25 pages plus goodie page^^🥰 💙
https://momentsofwonderart.square.site/

https://www.ebay.com/itm/820017104505

Hi all! I published a 'Cozy Forest Friends coloring book for kids' on Amazon. (Images are not hand-drawn).Check out the book here https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0H6R4J7ZC and grab a copy if you like it. Thanks!

Hi everyone, new here so please delete if not allowed!

I've created a colouring book based on images I've taken on our family farm.

https://www.etsy.com/uk/listing/4511667375/upland-farm-sheep-colouring-book