The Reverse Coloring Book

The book has the colors, you draw the lines: the creative possibilities are endless!

Reverse coloring is a totally new idea in creativity and mindfulness: so simple, and so profoundly satisfying. Artist Kendra Norton created these beautiful and whimsical unfinished watercolors to provide a gentle visual guide for your own creativity and exploration.

Trace the shapes, draw in figures, doodle, shade, cover an area with dots. Each page is an invitation to slow down, let your mind drift, and be surprised by your own creativity. And because reverse coloring requires no “staying inside the lines,” it empowers your artistic self-confidence while it calms the mind.

The Reverse Coloring Book™ includes 50 original works of art, printed on sturdy paper that’s single-sided and perforated. All you need is a pen.

Kendra Norton is a lesbian mom of four, an artist, a creator, a nurturer. She grew up in the Pacific Northwest and is currently an MBA candidate, a full- time employee, and a Human Services alumnus of Western Washington University. The Reverse Coloring Book is her first published book, but not her last! Follow her on Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok @kendranortonart

“The Reverse Coloring Book will satisfy all ur doodling needs. Add the lines to the color and tah dah!—there it is. Free ur mind and the doodles will follow.” —Rosie O’Donnell

"No worries about coloring inside the lines with watercolor artist Kendra Norton’s adult coloring book. She’s created the colors—your job is to draw the lines." —Better Homes Gardens Do It Yourself

"Flip the idea of a traditional coloring book on its head with this inside-out version. Instead of focusing on coloring inside the lines, this book provides the color, and your artist draws the designs. All they need is a trusty pen and an imagination ready to be unleashed." —Good Housekeeping

“Our wildest childhood dreams have been answered — a coloring book that encourages us to draw outside the lines!”
—New York Post

“A cult-favorite for anyone whose coloring book nights need a delightful shake up. Instead of adding the color to these, you add the lines — sort of like a Rorschach test, but make it whimsical. Reviewers love the "mindlessness" of it allowing them to get into a stress-free flow.”
—BuzzFeed