Use cases
From children's parties to holiday lets: how photos become colouring pages, paint by numbers and colouring books.
Every child colours themselves in: photos of the guests as colouring pages for the craft table or as party bag fillers.
Tip: Choose "easy" with thick lines so that five-year-olds can colour in comfortably too.
A little colouring book with photos of the happy couple keeps the youngest guests busy during the meal and the speeches.
Tip: Engagement photos with a plain background give the cleanest lines.
Guests colour in a page and add a message. The colouring book becomes a keepsake full of handwriting.
Tip: Plan in blank pages: room for good wishes between the pictures.
The first photos as colouring pages for siblings who get to "help design" the new family member.
Tip: Close-ups of hands and feet work especially nicely.
The first-day-at-school photo as a paint-by-numbers picture: a first project for the new pencils.
Tip: 8 colours are enough to start with. The numbers are then big and easy to read.
The year's family photos as a colouring book for the holidays or as colouring pages for Advent.
Tip: A colouring book holds up to 20 photos. Captions tell the story of the year.
Your best holiday photos as a colouring book for rainy days or the long drive home.
Tip: Landscapes with a clear foreground give tidy, well-defined areas.
Your dog, cat or horse as a paint-by-numbers portrait in its real coat colours.
Tip: Photos taken at the animal's eye level work best. Fine fur is simplified into areas.
Photos from your last day out as colouring pages: children recognise their own adventures.
Tip: Several photos in the creative pack cost less than buying them one by one.
Familiar family photos as a calm paint-by-numbers project, perfect for afternoons together.
Tip: Choose "easy" with 8 colours and A3: big areas, big numbers.
A treasured photo, rediscovered colour by colour: for example of your childhood home or of a pet that is no longer with you.
Tip: The preview shows exactly what the photo will become before you buy.
Your favourite photo as a paint-by-numbers picture that you colour in together and then hang up.
Tip: 24 or 36 colours make a richly detailed picture for adults.
Children colour in a photo of themselves with Mum or Dad: homemade and still recognisable.
Tip: With a title and date in the footer, it becomes a keepsake.
A personal colouring book with photos of the grandchildren and a dedication on the first page.
Tip: The dedication gets its own page straight after the cover.
Group photos and moments from your time together as a farewell colouring book.
Tip: For group photos, use several tight crops rather than one wide shot.
Colouring pages of the house, the beach or the village as a small welcome gift for families with children.
Tip: Use your own photos of the property. Choose "easy" for young guests.
Photos from the summer fair or a trip as colouring pages for the children in the group.
Tip: Only use photos that the parents have agreed to.
A colouring page from the shoot selection as an extra for couples and their families.
Tip: Make sure you hold the rights to the photos. Partner branding is planned.