
A sky full of questions.
Griffith Observatory · Los Angeles
First stop / Los Angeles
A dome on a hill. A tiny lizard in a crowd. A whole neighborhood waiting for your colors.
Meet Color My City: a coloring and seek-and-find adventure for curious kids and their grown-ups.
Eight pages to try · Three illustrated places · Free PDF

Start with a pencil.See where it takes you.
Inside the sampler
Look up, look closely, then make it your own. These are the three illustrations you can explore in the sample.

Griffith Observatory · Los Angeles

City Hall · Los Angeles

Santa Monica Pier · A neighboring-city day trip
Santa Monica is a separate city, included here as a Los Angeles metro adventure.
A little less rushing
There is no single right way to explore. Start with your favorite scene, pause for a tiny detail, or draw a place only you know.
Take the eight-page PDF to your favorite coloring spot. Pencils and crayons are a good place to start.
Search the City Hall scene for six kinds of hidden objects. The answer guide is there when you need a hint.
Fill in an explorer passport and draw a neighborhood of your own. Familiar places can be adventures, too.

Next up / The paperback
Landmarks, neighborhood discoveries and ocean-side day trips. A coloring and seek-and-find book for kids who notice the little things.
8.5 × 11 inches · Activity pages have blank backs
76 printed pages, including blank backs for the activities.
Paperback coming soon. Amazon setup is in progress. The paperback is not available to order yet.
Try the eight-page Los Angeles sampler. No signup needed.