Print & colour
Stay Chill, Capy: Whimsical Worlds to Color
20 pages · ages 5-8
Slow down, relax, and stay chill with the world’s friendliest giant rodents! Capy-Chill takes you on a cozy creative journey through 30 unique, beautifully detailed scenes starring adorable capybaras. From soaking in steamy jungle hot springs and sipping tea in plant-filled reading nooks to cruising futuristic skylines and strolling past serene koi ponds, there are no limits to where these chill friends go. Rendered in clean, bold, easy-to-color outlines, each page offers a peaceful escape for colorists of all ages.
20 of these 20 designs can be coloured straight on the screen — no printer, no crayons, nothing to install. Every one of them can be printed on paper too, drawn for ages 5-8. Every design is free to look at, and you can print three pages a day.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- What age is this capybara colouring book for?
- This colouring book is drawn for children aged 5-8. The pages use clean, bold outlines that suit young colourers who are ready for simple, detailed scenes.
- How many pages are in the book?
- The book has 20 pages. It gives children a set of different capybara scenes to colour on screen.
- What kind of pictures are inside?
- The designs show capybaras in whimsical, cosy settings, including hot springs, reading nooks, futuristic skylines and koi ponds. Each page is a different scene with easy-to-colour outlines.
- Is this colouring book free to colour?
- Yes, it is free to colour on screen. A grown-up can print a page, up to three pages a day.
Before you print
- What ages are these for?
- These are drawn for ages 5-8. Younger children do better with the simpler pages — thicker lines and larger shapes are easier to stay inside.
- What paper should I use?
- Ordinary printer paper is fine for crayons and coloured pencils. For felt-tips, thicker paper stops the colour showing through. Each page fits A4 and US Letter, so it prints on whichever your printer takes.
- Can I use these in a classroom?
- Yes — use them with your own class or family, and it costs nothing. You can print three pages a day, and there is never a payment.
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