
1. Trace Then Color: Baby Animals
Trace Then Color: Baby Animals turns baby animals into a two-part creative activity: follow the character lines, then decide how the picture should look in color.
Home / 10 Activity Books for a First Character Art Session
Start with outlines or approachable subjects when the child is beginning character activities.
This is a selection from Kevin Coulston’s own catalog. Numbers organize the choices and do not indicate independent ratings.
The ten picks are Trace Then Color titles, intended for ages 3+, with a range of recognizable and playful characters.
Use the activity label and individual book description to choose the format. The best first project is the one the child wants to begin; it can be completed at their own pace.

Trace Then Color: Baby Animals turns baby animals into a two-part creative activity: follow the character lines, then decide how the picture should look in color.

Trace Then Color: Cartoon Cats & Dogs turns cartoon pets into a two-part creative activity: follow the character lines, then decide how the picture should look in color.

Trace Then Color: Unicorn Animals turns magical animals into a two-part creative activity: follow the character lines, then decide how the picture should look in color.

Trace Then Color: Cute Cartoon Animals turns friendly animals into a two-part creative activity: follow the character lines, then decide how the picture should look in color.

Trace Then Color: Mermaids, Unicorns, And Other Cute Stuff turns mermaids and magical friends into a two-part creative activity: follow the character lines, then decide how the picture should look in color.

Trace Then Color: Cartoon People turns cartoon people into a two-part creative activity: follow the character lines, then decide how the picture should look in color.

Trace Then Color: Baby Robots turns little robots into a two-part creative activity: follow the character lines, then decide how the picture should look in color.

Trace Then Color: Cartoon Dinosaurs turns cartoon dinosaurs into a two-part creative activity: follow the character lines, then decide how the picture should look in color.

Trace Then Color: Cute Cartoon Monsters turns friendly monsters into a two-part creative activity: follow the character lines, then decide how the picture should look in color.

Trace Then Color: Silly Faces turns silly expressions into a two-part creative activity: follow the character lines, then decide how the picture should look in color.
See another ten-book selection or plan a different kind of art session.