Free coloring pages — Paris, No. 01 – 07, ready to print.

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Pages from Paris, free to print.

the lines are mine. the color is yours.

The envelope, the lamppost, the bicycle, the macarons, the flower shop, the café chairs and the crêpe stand, 300 dpi, no watermark across the drawing. Leave an address and every page appears right here — a new one each time a letter is finished.

They’re yours — every page so far. Print, color, and tag them so I can see.

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A city writes to you in ink. You write back in color.

Why

Somewhere there is a city with your name on it.

One you have walked and think about at odd hours. Or one you have never been to and have been quietly promising yourself for years.

You probably cannot get back there this month. But an hour on a Sunday morning, with a cup of something and a handful of markers, gets closer than most things do.

So the post brings the city to you instead. Not a photograph of the Eiffel Tower — the corner café with the green awning, the cane-back chair somebody left facing the street, the cup and the croissant at the table by the window.

How you answer

You color it back.

Your mood, your palette, your medium. Warm and gold because that is how you remember the light. Cool and grey because it rained the entire time you were there and you loved it anyway.

There is no correct version of a Posted Press page. Two people can color the same café and neither one is wrong. The line work is the letter. The color is the reply.

When you have answered one, show it: post yours with #WriteBackInColor and tag @postedpress.

Where this is going

A seal for every city, and a passport to stamp.

Every city gets one seal and one object it is known by. Paris is a cane-back bistro chair. Rome is a Vespa. Venice is the prow of a gondola.

The intention is that the seal ends up in your hands, not only mine. Finish a page and strike it with that city’s seal, the way a letter is cancelled the moment it is posted. Finish a whole city and stamp the passport — which is what the volumes are numbered for.

A brass wax seal stamp, a wooden rubber stamp and an oxblood wax seal pressed into a sheet of handmade paper.
The seal — yours to strike, not only mine
The Letterbook, a passport-sized oxblood clothbound book, open beside a page stamped with the Paris seal.
The passport — one page per city
Ten circular red cancellation seals: a Paris chair, Rome Vespa, Lisbon tram, Amsterdam bicycle, Venice gondola, Barcelona tile, Santorini church, Prague clock, Copenhagen sailboat and Edinburgh lantern.
Ten cities, ten seals — Paris first

Paris is being drawn now. The nine behind it are already chosen.

Poste restante

Leave an address.

Nothing to buy, nothing to decide — a seat at the table while Paris is being drawn.

  • First lookEvery corner as it is finished, before it goes anywhere else.
  • A voteThe list picks which city gets sealed after Paris. Requests genuinely decide the order.

You’re on the list. Here are the Paris pages while you wait.

PDF prints at 100% on letter or A4 · iPad is a PNG for Procreate or Notes. #WriteBackInColor  ·  @postedpress

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