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Fantasy Coloring Books

Compare two fantasy coloring books. See how the drawings progress from a simple woodland fox to a detailed dragon kingdom, and find the right paperback size.

From a first fox to a full fantasy world

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A woodland fox with large shapes for a quick coloring session
A woodland fox with large shapes for a quick coloring session
An Explorer owl with details in its hat, feathers, and lantern
An Explorer owl with details in its hat, feathers, and lantern
A detailed Dragon Master scene for a longer project
A detailed Dragon Master scene for a longer project
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A woodland fox with large shapes for a quick coloring session
A woodland fox with large shapes for a quick coloring session

Which book should you start with?

Choose The Fantasy Coloring Quest if you want a clear progression. The early fox drawing has big areas to fill, the Explorer owl introduces smaller shapes, and the Dragon Master scene gives you a whole kingdom to color.

Which paperback has more room to color?

Rocky Stone’s fantasy coloring book has 36 black-and-white coloring pages with simpler Explorer pictures and more detailed Adventure pictures. Its 8.5 × 11 inch edition gives young artists more space, while the 6 × 9 inch edition takes up less room in a bag.

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