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Line drawing of a of woman raising hands up into a tree to catch the dragon tear's dropping to the ground. This is an illustration from "Dragon Tears Coloring Book" by M. Etchegaray-Szalan. Using felt-tip or gel pens you may color image as you wish before sending, or leave as is for the recipient to color. Inside text may be edited (defaults to "May magic fall into your life on this special day.").

Greeting Card - Catching Tears

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Gourd harvest in a pile. Numbered colored squares on cover.  

On the inside left, the greeting may be changed and will lengthen down from top of page (defaults to “Let your inner artist out!“ ). Instructions at bottom left: Color the collection of gourds at the right. Using your pencils or crayons, match the numbers with numbers on the colors on the front of the card.

Right inside is image in outlined areas with numbers corresponding with colors on the front.

Card – Gourd Harvest Paint by Number..

Bird sitting on a fence. This Black Phoebe was photographed on wooden fence with peach tree behind. Photo was altered to black and white so that sender or recipient may color as desired. Use pens, crayons, pencils, or ... to make this your work of art. Inside text reads "Thinking of you" - may be personalized.

Greeting Card - Bird on Fence to Color

Bird sitting on tree branch. Line drawing for either the sender or recipient t0 color as desired. Use pens, crayons, pencils, or ... to make this your work of art. Inside text reads "Enjoy Your Day" - may be personalized.

Greeting Card - Bird in Branches

Puppy  with "Happy Birthday!" wishes and numbered colored squares on cover. On the inside left, the greeting may be changed and will lengthen down from top of page (defaults to "Wishing you the best birthday ever"). Right inside is image in outlined areas with numbers corresponding with colors on the front.

Instructions on bottom left indicate:  Color the puppy at the right. Using your pencils or crayons, match the numbers with numbers on the colors on the front of the card. (You may also assign your own colors to the numbers.)

Card - Toy Dog Paint by Number

Lighthouse with birthday wishes and numbered colored squares on cover.  

On the inside left, the greeting may be changed and will lengthen down from top of page (defaults to “Let your inner artist out!“ ) Instructions at bottom left: Color the lighthouse scene at the right. Using your pencils or crayons, match the numbers with numbers on the colors on the front of the card.

Right inside is image in outlined areas with numbers corresponding with colors on the front.

Card – Lighthouse Paint by Number

Woman raising hands up into a tree to catch the dragon tear's dropping to the ground. This is an illustration from "Dragon Tears Coloring Book" by M. Etchegaray-Szalan. Using felt-tip or gel pens you may color image in the style that you desire.

Poster - Catching Tears

Falcon sitting on stump with lighthouse scene in background. Write a message, or doodle/color in the images with colored dry erase markers.

Dry Erase Board - Falcon and Lighthouse

Mandala patterns are tiled (one design on each paper). May be colored before used as a gift wrap, or may be colored by the gift recipient. Patterns are squares, circles, and petal shapes.

Gift Wrap - Three Mandala Patterns to Color (v.2)

Peacock portrait. Grayscale image, showing markings around eyes, open beak, and crown feathers at top. Use as-is, or color with your own artistic flare (Pink peacock? Green, blue, etc.) Have fun with the background. Use pens, pencils, brushes in medium of your choice. (Water-color pencils work very well.)

Paper Coaster - Peacock Head to Color

Egret standing in tall grass. Color with pencils, ink, paint, or ....

Postcard - Egret in Grass to Color

Rainbow colors graduating from red to pink, (red, orange, green, aqua, blue, purple, pink). White tick marks. Great tool for the budding artist learning the values of colors.

Ruler - Rainbow Colors

Butterflies - Color your own design. This design gives you the outlines of 2 butterflies. Using pens/paints designed for fabrics you fill in the colors after purchase. Note the band of rainbow colors at left edge of insect's body. 


Tearaway  pad - Monarch Butterflies to Color

Circles with connecting bars are tiled to form a pattern that you can color. Using crayons, pencils, felt-tip or gel pens you may color image in the style that you desire. 

Tearaway Pad - Dot and Bar Pattern to Color

Dragon is greeting the sun's rays. Black and white drawing of winged dragon sitting in a nest on branch of a tree with branches overhead. His wings are spread to catch the early morning rays of the sun. Three times the fun: 1. put the puzzle together. 2. Using felt-tip or gel pens, paints, crayons, or other medium, you color with your own artistic style. 3. Take apart and put together the colored image.
This is an illustration from "Dragon Tears Coloring Book" by M. Etchegaray-Szalan.

Greeting Card - Catching Tears

Greeting Card - Catching Tears

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