Anni VanLeishout

I'm always looking for coloring books designed BY people who color FOR people who color in any medium. These books have thick paper, hand-drawn illustrations, and there's a good variety of everything from 2-minute pages, to cozy storybook style, to complex details.

If you're getting into UGC or want to level up your content quality, this is everything you need to film, edit, pitch brands, and get paid. You don't need all of this to START, but this is the toolkit that makes content look professional without a huge budget.

No Bobbie Goods or Coco Wyo here! Some of these are BARELY even coloring books, tbh, but they still go on the coloring cart!

When you sit at the head of the table for game night, you need to be prepared for everything your players are going to do completely opposite of how you thought they would do it. These books are a NAT-20 for developing personally as a DM/GM, building new campaigns, and overall staying unpredictable.

Doesn't matter if it's hot out or not, don't get stuck in a hotel room. I won't share the boring stuff you can find driving down the main roads - only the places worth visiting for the experience. Everything here is worth doing at least once.