THE ORIGINALWHERE THE TROUBLE BEGINSThe Devil Made
The Devil Made
Me Draw It
37 illustrations to color, corrupt and complete. An innocent face. Your very worst ideas.
Look inside the originalCOLORING. DRAWING. QUESTIONABLE DECISIONS.
He starts it.
You make it
worse.
One little devil. A growing collection of terrible ideas. Color the chaos, finish the drawings, and blame him for everything.
SUGGESTED AGES16+CHEEKY HUMOR.
Your next terrible influence.01 / A GROWING COLLECTION OF BAD INFLUENCES
Same little devil.
New kinds of trouble.
Start with the original.
There’s more mischief on the way.
THE ORIGINAL
IN THE WORKSSOMETHING NAUGHTY IS COMING
Christmas Hell
The little devil is getting festive. Expect a very questionable place on the naughty list.
Coming soonHis bad ideas don’t end here. More books are on the way.
02 / INSIDE THE ORIGINAL
An innocent face.
A very bad influence.
Meet a tiny devil causing trouble wherever he goes. From regrettable tattoos to wedding disasters, he sets the scene. You decide what happens next.
Color a complete scene, or add your own drawings, words and questionable decisions. No puzzles. No correct answers. A terrible idea is a perfectly good place to start.
37illustrations to corrupt
18complete scenes to color
19invitations to draw your own
03 / EVIDENCE OF MISCHIEF
Go on.
Open the book.
A few actual pages from the original.
Choose one to take a closer look.
DRAW YOUR OWN
Permanent bad decisions.
He asked for something meaningful. You have other plans.
DRAW YOUR OWN
Wedding crashers.
What cake topper would make the entire reception go quiet?
COLOR THE CHAOS
“Trust me. I’m a professional.”
Some disasters need no improvement. Just your colors.
Book interiors are black and white. The bad ideas are entirely up to you.
ARTISTIC TALENT: OPTIONAL.
“That is terrible.
Put it in the book.”
Messy drawings. Ridiculous words. Gloriously regrettable designs.
There’s room for all of them.
A FRIENDLY GAME. PROBABLY.
Tic. Tac.
Oh, hell.
You’re X. He’s O. Get three in a row.
He’s promised to behave.
No prizes. No mercy. Just a very sore winner.
YOU · X0
100% FAIRaccording to him
DEVIL · O0
Your move. Choose an empty square.
Choose an empty square. Use Tab or arrow keys to move between squares, and Enter or Space to play.
THE DEVIL WINS.An entirely suspicious result.
04 / GOOD THINGS FOR BAD IDEAS
COMPETITION & GIVEAWAY · COMING SOONMischief has
its rewards.
He’s usually taking the blame.
Soon, he’ll be giving something away.
Our first competition and giveaway is in the works. Get your questionable imagination ready. The prize, dates and how to enter will be revealed right here.
Entries aren’t open yet. Check back for the big reveal.
Meet your inspiration while you waitTHE DEVIL IS KEEPING A SECRET.
GOOD
THINGS.
BAD IDEAS.
PRIZE REVEALCOMING
SOON
Keep your eyes on this little troublemaker.
05 / BEFORE YOU BLAME HIM
A few
good questions.
What age is this book for?
Suggested ages 16+. It’s aimed at older teens and adults who enjoy dark humor and cheeky scenarios. The 18+ badge on the cover reflects the tone; it isn’t intended as a strict age limit.
Is it a coloring book or a drawing book?
Both. There are 18 complete scenes to color and 19 illustrated pages with space to add your own drawings, words or designs. That’s 37 illustrations to color, corrupt and complete.
Do I have to be good at drawing?
Absolutely not. Give him a terrible disguise or put something ridiculous on the cake. Messy ideas are welcome, and there are no correct answers.
Can I use markers?
Each illustration in the paperback has a blank reverse. Put a spare sheet behind the page when using markers; a blank back cannot stop ink bleeding through.
Where can I find the paperback?
You can find The Devil Made Me Draw It by M. Goldeneye on Amazon. View the paperback on Amazon.
YOUR PENCILS DESERVE A BAD INFLUENCE.
The devil made
you do it.
The Devil Made Me Draw It
A coloring & drawing book by M. Goldeneye.
Paperback · Suggested ages 16+ · Opens on Amazon
“I would never cheat.”