Some days call for deep breathing. Other days call for grabbing a crayon and coloring through the nonsense.
When your patience is running low, your coffee is working overtime, and your last nerve is hanging on by a thread, My Last Nerve Needs a Crayon offers a funny and creative escape from the everyday chaos.
This 23-page digital coloring book features 20 original designs inspired by overthinking, work stress, coffee, naps, low energy, protecting your peace, and those moments when adulthood becomes a little too much.
Each page combines moderately detailed black-and-white artwork with a humorous, colorable saying. The illustrations offer enough detail to keep coloring interesting without becoming so complicated that relaxing starts to feel like another job.
Inside the coloring book:
20 original funny coloring pages
Moderately detailed adult designs
Humorous, colorable outlined sayings
Clean black-and-white line artwork
No grayscale or pre-added shading
A variety of funny characters and scenes
Printable US Letter formatting
Helpful printing and coloring guidance
Print your favorite pages at home, color them digitally using a compatible tablet application, or return to them whenever you need a lighthearted break. There are no rules, no perfect color combinations, and no pressure to stay inside every line.
Because sometimes your last nerve does not need another motivational speech. It needs a crayon.
Product details:
23-page digital PDF
20 original coloring designs
US Letter size: 8.5 × 11 inches
Suitable for home printing
Compatible with many PDF annotation and digital-coloring applications
Created by Allen DeKeyser
Published by DeKeyser Publishing
Please note: This is a digital download. No physical coloring book will be shipped. For the best results, print pages individually on paper suitable for your preferred coloring supplies. Because digital files are delivered electronically, all digital-product sales are final.
This coloring book is intended for personal entertainment and creative use. It is not therapy, medical advice, or a replacement for professional mental-health care.
Some days call for deep breathing. Other days call for grabbing a crayon and coloring through the nonsense.
When your patience is running low, your coffee is working overtime, and your last nerve is hanging on by a thread, My Last Nerve Needs a Crayon offers a funny and creative escape from the everyday chaos.
This 23-page digital coloring book features 20 original designs inspired by overthinking, work stress, coffee, naps, low energy, protecting your peace, and those moments when adulthood becomes a little too much.
Each page combines moderately detailed black-and-white artwork with a humorous, colorable saying. The illustrations offer enough detail to keep coloring interesting without becoming so complicated that relaxing starts to feel like another job.
Inside the coloring book:
20 original funny coloring pages
Moderately detailed adult designs
Humorous, colorable outlined sayings
Clean black-and-white line artwork
No grayscale or pre-added shading
A variety of funny characters and scenes
Printable US Letter formatting
Helpful printing and coloring guidance
Print your favorite pages at home, color them digitally using a compatible tablet application, or return to them whenever you need a lighthearted break. There are no rules, no perfect color combinations, and no pressure to stay inside every line.
Because sometimes your last nerve does not need another motivational speech. It needs a crayon.
Product details:
23-page digital PDF
20 original coloring designs
US Letter size: 8.5 × 11 inches
Suitable for home printing
Compatible with many PDF annotation and digital-coloring applications
Created by Allen DeKeyser
Published by DeKeyser Publishing
Please note: This is a digital download. No physical coloring book will be shipped. For the best results, print pages individually on paper suitable for your preferred coloring supplies. Because digital files are delivered electronically, all digital-product sales are final.
This coloring book is intended for personal entertainment and creative use. It is not therapy, medical advice, or a replacement for professional mental-health care.
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