Who's hungry for some more residual income? I know I am. How about we stop kicking tires and making excuses? We can either whine about how expensive the world is or we can get good and make some money on the side and level ourselves up this year! I get scared too... and I think (okay I know) it holds me back... But I'm creative, hardworking, and honest to a fault. This world runs over people like us but that doesn't mean we have to lay down and let it happen. So this January the premium subscription members of this group are going to be doing a huge challenge... and that means getting out of our comfort zone. We are going to go step by step to create and publish two full coloring books on Amazon KDP. Winning at this is going to take work. But I can guide you through it step by step so that you know what to do. Imagine what next December is going to look like if you keep up this pace? What if you had 24 beautiful coloring book products to sell next Christmas? What if over the course of the year you also learned how to promote yourself regularly, build a following, and found unique ways alongside fellow artists in this group to become known for your coloring book niche? It can happen but you have to want this. You can do nothing.. you can let month after month continue to pass you by without consistent work.. but I can tell you from experience.. you're going to regret it and you're going to feel bad about yourself and wish you had done what you dreamed about last January. I'm preparing the lessons now! So keep watching this group and tell your friends! Don't forget... anybody you bring in to join us who chooses to become premium from your affiliate link gets you 40% residual income as well! It's great to genuinely help others, while also helping yourself. ❤️ Ms. Vicky

Here to learn to make money selling your coloring book art? You are in the right place! Creating and selling coloring books might sound like something only big publishers do, but that’s not the case anymore. Independent artists, hobby creators, and total beginners are building part-time and full-time income streams from coloring book art. If you know how to organize your ideas and follow a clean process, you can do it too. Let’s take a walk through how this actually works, step by step, without the fluff or complicated jargon. First!!! Plan Out Your Pages Before You Draw Anything !!! This may feel pretty obvious but you'd be surprised how many people just start making whatever pops into their head without plan! This is simple though... you don’t need a "perfect outline" made by a master... just a simple list of 10 to 30 page ideas for a single theme. This helps you stay consistent with the style and level of detail. Some creators even sketch quick rough stick-figure drawings that show what goes where. I gives your planned book a quick roadmap before you start the real work. Create Clean, Colorable Line Art People who enjoy coloring pages tend care about two major things: clear lines and quality prints. A good coloring page has: • smooth, consistent black outlines• enough open space to actually color • details that add interest without becoming clutter • no shading or gray tones You can draw by hand on paper, use a tablet, or use AI to generate starting ideas and then clean them up. No matter how you create your art, the cleanup stage matters. This is where you fix lines, remove stray marks, and make sure everything prints crisp on a standard home printer. Inside the premium Coloring Book Creator Club, we teach several advanced methods for cleaning line art with free and affordable tools, because this one skill instantly levels up the professionalism of your pages. Decide Whether You’re Selling Printables or Physical Books Beginners usually start with printables because they’re fast to make, easy to upload, and cost nothing to produce. Or you can use print on demand services like Amazon KDP to fulfill your physical book orders... you will sacrifice profit per book here, but it is a very easy option, and hands-off once it's all set just like with printable options.

This week's coloring page features Christmas cookies to color! Here are some tips to make your cookies look bakery-fresh: Try blending two or more colors together around the edges for depth and dimension. Remember to layer your colors by starting with light pressure and gradually building up intensity for richer, more vibrant results. For a fun finishing touch, add texture to your frosting using small circular motions or stippling (tiny dots) with your coloring tool... it creates a delicious, realistic effect! This is a great stress reliever for kids, teens, or adults. Make sure to share your colored pages with us if you would like!

Creating your own coloring book might seem like a fairly simple project at first. You sit down thinking you’re just going to make a few quick pages, and before you know it, you’re overwhelmed with ideas, sketches, file formats, and questions you never anticipated. The good news is that the process becomes much easier and a lot more enjoyable... once you grasp a few guiding principles, that is! A great way to start is by picking a fun, tiny theme! Instead of building a whole universe, think about a specific idea like "garden gnomes," "cozy tea time," "forest fairy homes," or "faith and flowers." The more focused your theme is, the more your pages will connect with each other. When each page feels like it's part of a group or theme, your coloring book will have that special intentional vibe that draws people in! And try not to expand your theme until you’ve completed a small batch... finishing pages in sets keeps your project moving forward instead of spiraling into “endless ideas mode.” Another helpful tip is to work on coloring pages in pairs. Create two pages at a time that have matching levels of detail. Your future readers (along with your sanity) will appreciate consistency. This approach will make your coloring book feel cohesive and polished, while also preventing you from unintentionally making your coloring book feel messy and unprofessional. Here’s the part most new creators skip: clean-up you artwork. Raw AI line art is usually not ready to go from the moment it is generated. Custom drawn pages might not upload perfectly, or may have inconsistent line thickness. That 5 to 10 minute cleanup pass where you make crisper lines, remove stray marks, and balance the white space... that turns a “decent page” into a stunning page someone’s excited to color. Even adjusting the scale of the line art so the details feel neither too cramped nor too sparse matters more than people expect. By consistently following these essential steps, you can craft a great coloring book ready for sale. If you decide you want to go deeper, the premium membership gives you the full course… step-by-step walkthroughs, book templates, cleanup checklists, formatting guides, and real strategies for selling your work across multiple platforms. It’s a huge shortcut for anyone who wants to skip the guesswork and build their first book with confidence.

What would be the most valuable additions to this group in your opinion? Feel free to comment any additional thoughts below. I am skilled in everything from coloring to coloring book creation and selling coloring books so I can offer advice on any of these topics. I'm also a professional marketer so I could offer marketing advice!