Trace then color · ages 3+
Cartoon Aliens
Unusual heads, bodies, and features make these aliens open to almost any palette.
A child can decide which planet each completed visitor came from.
See it on AmazonMore about this book on FirstArtBooks.comTrace Then Color: Cartoon Aliens
A tracing and coloring book for ages 3 and up by cartoonist Kevin Coulston. Best for kids who like goofy, many-eyed space visitors.
- Ages 3+
- By Kevin Coulston
- Paperback
Paperback · 106 pages · Published September 21, 2022 · ISBN-13 979-8354045785 · ASIN B0BFV29ZQ1
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How Trace Then Color works
- Trace over the dotted lines with a pencil or a marker. Wobbles are fine.
- Color the character any way you like: real colors, rainbow stripes or polka dots.
- Name it, cut it out or hang it up. Then turn the page for the next one.
Why trace first? Tracing versus coloring, explained →
What families say
“I bought this for my 6 year old. Lots of variety and good quality paper with fun pictures. Would recommend.”
Reader reviews, shortened. Read them in full on each book’s Amazon page.
Ready to draw these characters without the dotted lines? Draw the same cast step by step (ages 5+) on our drawing site →
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