Coloring & creative activity book

Other Worlds

Other Worlds is a 75-page coloring and creative activity book for teens and adults, made from Ola’s original paintings and drawings.

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75: large-format pages
30+: coloring and creative pages
2: softcover and hardcover editions

Hardcover edition

Inside the book

Color, draw, and try things out.

Familiar landscapes open into nebulae, moonlit fields, alien gardens, distant cities, lone explorers, and unexpected visitors.

Detailed line art made from original paintings and drawings
Color Lab exercises for palettes, light, texture, and atmosphere
Prompts and field notes with room to continue or invent a world
Original paintings and short notes about the ideas behind them
Blank reverse pages after most coloring and activity pages

A look inside

A few pages from the book.

Some pages invite careful coloring. Others leave room to sketch, write, experiment, or follow an idea somewhere unexpected.

From painting to page, a page from Other Worlds — **From painting to page**An original painting beside the line drawing made from it.

City of Echoes, a page from Other Worlds — **City of Echoes**A detailed city scene ready for color.

Color Lab, a page from Other Worlds — **Color Lab**Exercises for trying palettes, light, texture, and atmosphere.

Design Your Own Planet, a page from Other Worlds — **Design Your Own Planet**A prompt with room to invent and draw.

Cosmic Abstraction, a page from Other Worlds — **Cosmic Abstraction**One of the book’s more intricate coloring pages.

Original art and inspiration, a page from Other Worlds — **Original art and inspiration**Paintings and notes about some of the images behind the book.

Watch the paintings take shape

Longer process films.

The book begins with paintings. These films show some of the brushes, layers, and color choices behind them.

Milky Way nightscapeGouache painting progress film Pillars of CreationFull painting timelapse Painting filmsWatch the YouTube playlist More from the studioSee the full reels on Instagram

Materials

Use what you enjoy.

Colored pencils, crayons, gel pens, and fineliners are the easiest choices for the printed paper. Water-based markers can also be used with a spare sheet of paper or cardstock behind the page.

Alcohol markers are likely to bleed through, so a protective sheet is strongly recommended. Test very wet media on a small area first.

Publication update

Other Worlds is now available.

The 75-page coloring and creative activity book is available on Amazon.

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