Season's Creepings Coloring

Season’s Creepings Coloring offers a spooky take on holiday cheer with over 60 creepy-cute drawings to color.

Add a haunting touch to your holiday season as you color in over 60 black and white drawings of adorable creepy creatures.

Artist Lydia Jean dedicates her creative expression to the growing trend of spooky-cute art and novelties. Spooky trends like “creepy Christmas” began in the Victorian era and can be found in British literature, challenging us to look for an alternative meaning for holiday “spirit.” Now you, too, can join in celebrating the supernatural this festive season with Season’s Creepings Coloring! Take a break from the usual cheer and color some eerily charming:

• Witches building snowmen
• Krampus, Bigfoot, and Skeletons decorating for Christmas
• Vampires kissing under the mistletoe
• Bats dressed as ghosts
• Ghosts having a snowball fight
• Cats tangled up in Christmas lights
• And more!

Whatever your age, Season’s Creepings Coloring is the perfect activity to relieve the stress of daily life, which can be especially brutal during the holidays. As you channel your inner artist—and goblin soul—relish the spooky side of joy this holiday season.

About the Author

After graduating Milwaukee Institute of Art and Design with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Illustration, with an emphasis on Communication Design, Lydia Jean continued to pursue artistic endeavors. Her most recent position was with Claire’s at their corporate office working as a product designer for their Under 12 cosmetic and stationery lines. During her time with the company, she was able to grow immensely as a designer/illustrator, as well as gain a wealth of skills and knowledge about the industry. Her major focus was on novelty cosmetic items, pucker pops, cosmetic bags, drink ware, plush diaries, stationary sets, and even a few cell phone cases.

Before Claire’s, she held her first full-time job outside of college at Whole Foods Market as a Graphic Artist / Chalkboard Illustrator. During her 5 years with the company, working in two regions (Midwest and the Rocky Mountain region), she created amazing illustrated chalkboards, create in-store decor and installations, and designed in-store collateral for sales, promotions, features, and events. She also creates art for her successful Etsy Shop. She is consistently taking on freelance projects, creating art for a local horror-themed store, as well as attending local art shows and national conventions. This has allowed Lydia to get out into the world and meet other amazing creatives as well as share her work with a variety of people.