Travel & Places
Around the World in Color
A vintage travel coloring book featuring 12 global cities
Paris, Sydney, and ten more great cities drawn as vintage travel scenes — a detailed world-tour coloring book for adults.
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Twelve global cities rendered as vintage travel scenes — the Eiffel Tower, Sydney Opera House, and more.
Landmark architecture drawn with real structural detail, framed by rivers, bridges, and blossom.
Soft vintage-poster color schemes work beautifully, but the line work takes bold palettes just as well.
- Difficulty
- Intermediate
- Page size
- 8.5 × 11 inch paperback
- Best tools
- Colored pencils, Fine-tip markers, Gel pens
- Alcohol markers
- Recommended with a protective sheet behind the page.
Twelve cities, one book
Around the World in Color is a tour: Paris on the Seine, Sydney’s shells catching the light, blossom-framed skylines and river boats drifting past centuries-old domes.
The drawing style is deliberately nostalgic — the flat, confident look of a mid-century travel poster — with enough genuine architectural detail that the buildings hold up under close attention.
Inside you’ll find
- Twelve global cities drawn as full-page travel scenes
- Landmark architecture, rivers, bridges, and skylines
- Vintage travel-poster styling with real structural detail
- Single-sided pages to help reduce bleed-through
- Large 8.5 × 11 inch format
Pick a city, pick a palette, and go.
A look inside
Tools that work well with this book
- Colored pencils
- Fine-tip markers
- Gel pens
Using markers with this book
Single-sided pages help reduce bleed-through. Fine tips give you control over the architectural detail.
Made for
- Travel lovers and city collectors
- Architecture and skyline fans
- Detail-focused colorists
- Gift shoppers
Ready to color it?
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