Legends in Line Art

More than a
colouring book.

Less screen time. More focus, creativity and reflection.

Explore legendary motorcycles, cars, aircraft and machines. Learn their stories. Bring them to life.

Our motorcycle, muscle car, WWII fighter and Age of Steam books are available now on Amazon Australia and Amazon US.

1959 Triumph Bonneville T120 - indicative coloured-pencil example
1959 Triumph Bonneville T120Indicative finished example
01 Machines with a story02 Single-sided colouring pages03 Make every page your own
Start with what they love

Which Legend should I buy?

Buying for yourself or choosing a gift?
Match the book to the interest.

All four titles are print colouring books. Choose your Amazon store to check the current price and delivery options.

A man colouring a motorcycle at his desk with Legends in Line Art books and a muscle car example.
Part of the experience

Your book is only the beginning.

Discover legendary motorcycles, cars, aircraft and machines. Learn their stories. Bring them to life.

Your book connects with companion guides containing colour references, photographs and practical inspiration. Explore the details when you need them, then put the screen down and return to your page.

Use a familiar finish or try a colour you have always wanted to see. The drawing gives you a starting point. The interpretation is yours.

Try the Triumph companion guide ↗
  1. DiscoverChoose a subject you love
  2. ExploreFind colour inspiration
  3. Put the screen downMake room for the page
  4. ColourMake it your own
  5. ReflectEnjoy a little unhurried time
Why colouring?

A little colour.
A proper break.

For anyone who loves remarkable machines, here is a different way to enjoy them. Put down the phone, pick up a pencil and turn a favourite subject into something of your own.

Make room to unwind.

After a busy day, settle into a simple, unhurried activity. Choosing colours and filling small details gives your attention somewhere gentler to go.

Enjoy what interests you.

Classic motorcycles, muscle cars and historic aircraft. Spend time with the shapes, engineering and stories that already catch your eye.

Take your downtime with you.

A book and a small pencil case make a simple travel kit. Enjoy a quiet moment on holiday or away from home, with no screen, charger or Wi-Fi needed.

Make something you can see.

The drawing is ready. You bring the colour. No drawing skills required, no deadline to meet and a satisfying page to return to whenever you have time.

Start with a machine you love. Each collection brings together 40 subjects, their stories and single-sided colouring pages. Find your collection.

Collections full of character.

Choose your collection.

Start with a favourite.
Discover the story. Make it yours.

Coming SoonEuropean Sports Cars front cover
Legends in Line Art

European Sports Cars

Timeless European sports cars, elegant lines and memorable engineering.

  • 40 drawings to colour
  • 194 pages
  • Single-sided colouring pages
  • Histories, technical profiles and colouring guidance
Coming SoonSupercars front cover
Legends in Line Art

Supercars

Striking shapes and extraordinary performance, ready to inspire your next colouring adventure.

  • 40 drawings to colour
  • 194 pages
  • Single-sided colouring pages
  • Histories, technical profiles and colouring guidance
1959 Triumph Bonneville T120 - indicative coloured-pencil example
Indicative finished example · A coloured-pencil interpretation
A little inspiration

Your page.
Your possibilities.

Explore a finished pencil example, look closely at reference photographs and choose a palette that feels like yours.

The book gives you the drawing and the story. The companion guide helps you see what you could do with it.

Explore the Triumph guide
Make yourself at home

Put the kettle on.
Pick a favourite.
See where it takes you.

A relaxed colouring setup with a car illustration, pencils and a cup of tea

You do not need to be an artist. Start lightly, enjoy the details and leave a little room for the unexpected.

An original finish can be a starting point. So can a colour you have always wanted to try. These pages are yours.

A little time well spent ↗