Quarantine Coloring Page Project 14

Quarantine Coloring Page 

Happy Late National Endangered Species day/week

The original data I read, told me that that day, was this day. But according to google it was the 15th. Whhhhatevvvv

Below-

 Sperm Whale

Rusty Patched Bumble Bee

Scalloped Hammerhead Shark

Scalloped Hammerhead Sharks

Just...all Tigers

And many moooooore

https://www.worldwildlife.org/

Coloring Page 14 "National Endangered Species Day "  HERE for download FREE!

Coloring Page 14 was drawn with a micron sakura 05 black pen, and ARTEZA permanent marker fine tip, on printer paper.  

Please color along! Snap a photo of your progress and share! 

+Morgan 

Copyright 2020

All content and images belongs to Morgan Golding

Do not reproduce images for sale/resale. Just print it out to have a great time!

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 Yo.

It's STILL crazy out there, for adults especially, and art is a form of meditation. 

COVID 19, he continues. I definitely believe everyone needs to take 20 minutes, with or without any resident children, to color some flowers or a maybe a curse word.

Currently, I am posting 1 page each Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday. Considering the continued mood of Covid 19 (at least here in Oregon ) I will continue to be posting this form of Free content through May 2020!  

Don't forget ***These are essentially doodles on my end. Aka No major editing. Just a good time.  If you see drawing flubs, it's all good, I see them too. Don't worry about it. I'm not. 

Download and print out at home! I'll be sharing the blog post on Facebook and Instagram (when able). 

Content likely to be full of flowers, fish, abstract whats-its, salty language, and whatever I'm feeling. I've got old drawings repurposed, and brand new stream of conscious. This means the content might feel all over the place while I find a groove.

NOTICE of ADULT Content: This project is for fun--for me, and fun for you! That does not mean all content will be appropriate for children. Pay attention! There is likely to be language or subversive content crop up. Have a grand time!      P.S. Adult content will not be a sneak. 

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Quarantine Coloring Page Project 12

Quarantine Coloring Pages Project

Today is dedicated to NOT being a ride along. Go outside! After you color, of course.

Coloring Page 12 "Cabin Fever " HERE Download for Freeeeee

Coloring Page 12 was drawn with a single micron sakura 05 black pen on printer paper

Please color along! Snap a photo of your progress and share here or on FB @morgangoldingdesigns! 

+Morgan 

Copyright 2020 Morgan Golding Designs

Do not reproduce images for sale/resale. Just print it out to have a great time!

--------------DISCLAIMER UPDATE-----------------------

NOTICE of ADULT Content: This project is for fun--for me, and fun for you! That does not mean all content will be appropriate for children. Pay attention! There is likely to be language or subversive content crop up. Have a grand time!     

 P.S. Adult content will not be a sneak.  

It's STILL crazy out there, for adults especially, and art is a form of meditation. 

COVID 19, he continues. I definitely believe everyone needs to take 20 minutes, with or without any resident children, to color some flowers or a maybe a curse word.

Currently, I am posting 1 page each Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday (when the JaegerBoy allows me). Considering the continued mood of Covid 19 (at least here in Oregon ) I will continue to be posting this form of Free content through May 2020!  

Don't forget ***These are essentially doodles on my end. Aka No major editing. Just a good time.  If you see drawing flubs, it's all good, I see them too. Don't worry about it. I'm not. 

Download and print out at home! I'll be sharing the blog post on Facebook and Instagram (when able). 

Content likely to be full of flowers, fish, abstract whats-its, salty language, and whatever I'm feeling. I've got old drawings repurposed, and brand new stream of conscious. This means the content might feel all over the place while I find a groove.

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Thanks to ALLLL!

Wow Holy Whoa.
Oh my goodness, the love has been incredible, and down-right amazing. I wanted to officially thank every single one of you who've purchased and/or expressed positive love and vibes for my coloring book creation and venture! It was quite a journey and I'm pretty proud. Everyone has been so supportive! Who knew an experiment could end up so well! When I found createspace, I never thought of where it could lead after I uploaded the file. So, again, thank you thank you Thank You!
If you have a book I encourage snapping a colored pic and popping it on fb. I want to see! It's pretty novel for me, and I think all folks are creative, no matter your own views on the subject. Color!

First guy I took a coloring whack at after it was bound.

I know it's waay too soon, but since I keep getting asked, "are you going to do an ocean one?!" I thought I'd officially announce that YES I am! It's going to be a few months out though. When I first started Flowers and Bouquets, it took me three months to get all the pages together on a timeline, and that didn't include editing! Alas, having good employment is a fickle bitch.

Meet page Bob!
Bobtail squid. Or, as I like to call them on my deck sheets, Bob squids.
Ironically harder to doodle animals. I'm sure it'll evolve.

Amidst all the coloring book announcement craziness the Pink Shrimp season finally got going, and I've been back to work in Newport and Charleston. If seas are calm, and work it light, lots of doodling happens. If it's sloshy and rude out, I tend to read more. The last week had both.
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Tidbit: New reading.
I started reading Art Before Breakfast by Danny Gregory on a whim. One of those ebooks that are recommended after finishing a book.

The central message is that even a busy person can find at least ten minutes a day to create. His creative style, erratic, but I like what he's getting at. Draw every day. Roger.

 

He's got a lot of stuff in there I scoffed at. Then I tried it. Drawing JUST the outline of all the images and then filling it in. Brain learning dysfunctions. Buut, I guess it's good for brain stretching...or something.  I could tell it was tapping into something because I became irrationally and royally ticked off at a book. 

 

I mean, it was sassing me, honestly.

 

Anyway, I've never liked drawing what was in front of me. I was uptight, I guess. Well, I learned I'm still suuuuper uptight. Just.... not...like I used to be. lol My art teacher in High school knew.

 

I hope everyone had a marvelous Memorial weekend

and always,

Happy Tidbitting

+M