I need more colouring books

I am sick. My fave low energy creativity is colouring books. I like bold outlines and cute subject matter but also colouring books that come from a particular artist instead of the mills that are constantly churning out new books.


This book from stephasocks of doodledate YouTube fame is my all time favourite. (They are also one of my comfort YouTube channels, I've been following them for ages and wish them all the best)

If y'all have a colouring book recommendation, I'd love if you drop it in the comments.

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