Trace Then Color: Cool Stuff 2

Get ready for another exciting round of tracing and coloring fun! Trace Then Color: Cool Stuff 2 is packed with all-new pages that spark creativity and help kids build drawing confidence in a fun, hands-on way. This sequel to the original Cool Stuff book takes the excitement even further with an awesome mix of characters and creatures—each one designed to inspire young artists to trace, color, and create.

Inside, you’ll find 50 brand-new pages featuring Dinosaurs, Animals, Robots, Cartoon People, Aliens, Creatures, and more! Every illustration is drawn in a fun, cartoony style that’s simple to trace and easy to color, making it perfect for kids of all skill levels. Each page begins with bold, clear outlines to guide young hands through the tracing process, helping to build fine motor skills, coordination, and line control. Once finished tracing, kids can grab their favorite crayons or markers to bring each design to life with their own colors and creativity.

What’s Inside:

• 50 all-new tracing and coloring pages featuring Dinosaurs, Animals, Robots, Cartoon People, Aliens, and other cool creatures
• Simple, easy-to-follow outlines made for beginners
• Big, bold designs printed on one side of the page to prevent bleed-through
• Hours of creative fun while improving fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination

Why Kids Love It:
From silly monsters to friendly dinosaurs and cool robots, every page is packed with fun characters that make tracing and coloring an adventure. Kids can mix colors, add backgrounds, and create their own stories as they trace and color each page. Parents love seeing their children gain confidence while doing something creative and screen-free.

About the Series:
The Trace Then Color series is part of the Art Books for Kids collection by Kevin Coulston, the author and illustrator behind more than 80 fun, skill-building art books for kids. Every drawing in this book—and in the entire series—is hand-drawn by Kevin, never generated by AI. The series includes popular themes like Unicorns, Dinosaurs, Fairies, Monsters, Animals, and Cool Stuff—all designed to make learning to draw easy and enjoyable for kids of all ages.

If your child loves to draw or color, Trace Then Color: Cool Stuff 2 is the perfect way to keep them inspired and entertained. With a mix of dinosaurs, animals, robots, aliens, and more, this book is bursting with creative possibilities that will keep kids tracing, coloring, and smiling for hours!

TRACE and COLOR 50 Cool Cartoon Characters!

Let your child explore their creativity with this fun tracing and coloring book filled with 50 unique cartoon characters, including robots, aliens, unicorns, animals, monsters, dinosaurs, and more! Perfect for hours of entertainment, this book is designed to spark imagination and bring out the artist in every child.

5 Reasons Your Kids Will Love This Book:

• Easy-to-follow tracing pages make drawing fun and accessible.
• Hilarious and unique characters you won’t find in any other series.
• Inspires active imaginations with endless creative possibilities.
• Boosts creativity while helping children develop their artistic talents.
• Provides hours of fun for kids and the whole family!

Ideal for children ages 3 and up, this book is a fantastic way to encourage artistic expression and creativity while having a blast. Watch your young artist bring these cool cartoon characters to life with their own colorful flair!

About the Author:

Author and Illustrator Kevin Coulston is an accomplished cartoonist, animator, and writer. He is the author and illustrator of over 50 (and still counting) children’s drawing books available here on FirstArtBooks.com. Kevin has also authored numerous kid-friendly comic book series, including “Dylan McVillain: A Super Villain with the Best Intentions” and “The Adventures of a 4th Grade Space Captain,” along with the Children’s Picture Book series “Alexis and the T-Rexes.”

Over a decade and a half since his initial published work, Kevin is now dedicating himself to inspiring the next generation of illustrators with his “How To Draw,” “Trace Then Color,” and “Draw by Grid” series of art books.