

Trace Then Color: Cartoon Robots
Mechanical shapes and expressive faces turn a robot outline into a character rather than a technical diagram.
Try coloring panels, lights, and buttons differently on every page.
About this book
This is a trace-first activity, so the child participates in making the picture before filling it with color. The Trace Then Color series is intended for ages 3 and up and features original cartoon characters.
Mechanical characters invite color blocking: one shade for the body, another for the parts the child wants to emphasize. Following the outline first helps the artist notice how the robot is put together. The cartoon robot tracing book is a fitting pick for a child who enjoys imaginative machines. Robot coloring activities for kids can begin with these trace-first cartoon machines and continue with the Baby Robots or Robot Dinosaurs themes.
How this book works
Trace Then Color offers an outline to follow before coloring begins. The series is intended for ages 3 and up, and each book provides original cartoon characters for a child to finish in their own way.
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Try a different way to make these characters
If your child wants to build cartoon robots from scratch, the matching six-step drawing book offers a different way to make the characters before adding color. See the matching How to Draw book on the drawing site.


