Uncommon Coloring Books.
These collectible coloring books are for folks that:
- Love independent art, zines, & comics
- Want to inspire creative kids
- Love fun surprises in the mail
- Value time away from screens
A different artist made a cool, off-the-wall, coloring book every month.
New subscriptions shipped immediately. Issues were released the middle of each month.
Addressed & delivered to your creative kiddo’s mailbox.
ISSUE 11
Alex Citrin
Alex Citrin is an illustrator and art director living in Queens “the world’s borough” NYC with her about-to-be husband and their always-has-been cat. Usually Alex is drawing for magazines and newspapers, some you may have even heard of.
@alexcitrin
ISSUE 10
Brian Gossett
Brian Gossett is a Maker of Things (drawings, videos, podcasts, and more) in Austin, Texas. When he was a kid he loved to draw pictures from his favorite comic books and used his action figures as models for drawings!
@brianmichaelgossett
ISSUE 9
Nate Otto
Nate Otto is a professional illustrator and artist living in Chicago. He draws engrossing cityscapes filled with little surprises and 'easter eggs' that invite you to explore all the connections that make a neighborhood chug along. You can see more of his work at nateotto.com
@ottonate
ISSUE 6
Travis Millard
Travis is a voracious drawing dude. He draws with pen, pencil, and even pancake! His artwork has been featured on skateboards, Dinosaur Jr and El-P record covers, books, comics, in galleries and on walls.
@theotherfudge
ISSUE 5
Isabel Seliger
Looking at Isabel Seliger’s evocative, vast landscapes — you can’t help but imagine there is an epic, magical journey in occurring somewhere in a parallel universe. Isabel’s nimble drawings are sure to spark intrigue and wonder!
@isabel_seliger
ISSUE 3
Marcus Oakley
Issue 3 features lovely drawings by Marcus Oakley. Inspired by drinking tea while listening to harmonic music, Marcus makes hopeful and honest drawings by using lines. He draws a lot!
@marcus_oakley
ISSUE 2
Scott Teplin
Issue 2 features artwork by Scott Teplin. Scott’s drawings are incredibly detailed and take inspiration from his most treasured items when he was a kid: Wacky Packs and MAD magazine. He created an amazing kid’s book for McSweeney’s. His artwork is in museums and galleries worldwide.
@steplin
