Sunken Kingdoms

Description

A city under the sea, and the quiet that settled over it.

Light falls in shafts through a broken roof. Coral has taken the colonnades, a turtle glides above a mosaic floor, and somewhere below, a stair descends into deeper blue. Sixty pages of drowned architecture waiting for colour.

Inside you'll find 60 original full-page fantasy scenes, every one a complete world rather than a floating object on an empty page.

Each page has foreground detail, one clear subject in the middle and a receding background, drawn with clean outlines and open shapes to color. It's detailed enough to be absorbing and open enough to be relaxing. For a gentler cottagecore page, try The Honeywick Collection or The Cozy Cottage Collection.

What you’ll color in Sunken Kingdoms

• Coral palaces, verdigris gates, and flooded throne rooms
• Shipwrecks, anchors, and cargo holds stacked with amphorae
• Grand stairs descending into deeper water
• Reefs crowded with fans, anemones, and urchins
• Turtles, rays, octopuses, and shoals streaming through arches
• Rune-lit doorways and lamps that somehow still burn

All 60 pages

Every design is different. Here’s the whole book, page by page:

1. The front of a drowned palace with light falling through its broken roof
2. A coral-encrusted throne room open to the water
3. A shipwreck lying on its side across a sandy shelf
4. A grand stair descending into deeper blue water
5. A coral garden growing through a collapsed colonnade
6. A verdigris gate standing open in a sunken wall
7. An octopus keeping house in a broken amphora
8. A turtle gliding above a mosaic courtyard
9. A kelp forest swaying over the ruins of a lower street
10. A treasure chest spilled open on the seabed
11. A rune-lit doorway deep inside the palace
12. A jellyfish bloom drifting through a temple's upper hall
13. A wrecked bow with its anchor chain trailing into the sand
14. A domed roof breached to the open water above
15. A sea dragon winding between two ruined towers
16. A shallow reef flat crowded with anemones and urchins
17. A toppled statue with its face half-buried in sand
18. A shoal streaming through a row of broken arches
19. An old gun deck colonised by coral
20. A spiral stair inside a flooded tower
21. A seahorse pair anchored in a stand of seagrass
22. A moray eel watching from a crack in the palace wall
23. A courtyard fountain still standing under the water
24. A manta ray passing over the trench edge
25. A pearl bed tucked under a shelf of rock
26. A wreck's cargo hold with amphorae still stacked in rows
27. A lantern-lit hall where the sunken lamps still burn
28. A crab picking its way across a mosaic floor
29. A wall of fan coral across a ruined gateway
30. A whale passing far above the drowned rooftops
31. A sunken library with shelves grown over in coral
32. A shallow lagoon floor of ripple-marked sand
33. A broken mast rising toward the silvered surface
34. A deep vent field glowing faintly on the trench floor
35. A colonnade half-buried under a sand slope
36. Angelfish darting through a coral-choked window
37. A chain-hung harbour gate below the old sea wall
38. A shipwreck stern with its rudder still in place
39. A plaza where four sunken streets meet
40. A shelf of urchins and starfish along a reef wall
41. An inner sanctum lit by a single shaft of light
42. A turtle resting inside the ribs of an old hull
43. A sea dragon curled around a spire top
44. A drift of shells banked against a fallen wall
45. A coral tower built up over a sunken bell tower
46. An octopus garden of gathered shells and coins
47. A shadowed hall where rays glide between the columns
48. A wrecked figurehead lying face-up in the sand
49. A moonlit shallow reef seen from just below the surface
50. A jellyfish drifting past a rune-carved obelisk
51. A terrace of stepped gardens grown over with seagrass
52. A sunken forge with tools still on the bench
53. A reef crowded with every colour of coral at once
54. A deep archway leading into the black of the trench
55. A shoal wheeling around a broken dome
56. A crab and an eel sharing the same ruined doorway
57. A sea-floor throne room roof open to a passing whale
58. A coral-crusted anchor standing upright in the sand
59. A seahorse herd among the kelp above the palace
60. The whole sunken city seen from the reef edge at dusk

Specifications

How detailed is it?

Medium detail: columns, arches, coral and rays of light, with plenty of open water to shade. The seahorse, turtle and anchor pages are simple; the coral reefs and the flooded halls take longer.

Sunken Kingdoms suits adults and teens alike — a calm, screen-free hour for fantasy readers, gamers, and anyone who colors to unwind. Because it’s a download, you can print the pages and give them in a folder, or send the file to someone who prints at home.

More from The Emberwilde Collection

Sunken Kingdoms is book 4 of the ten-book The Emberwilde Collection. It’s also part of The Emberwilde Places & Realms Trio (three books for $16.99), and of The Complete Emberwilde Collection, all ten books for $39.99. Not sure yet? Print the free sampler: one page from every book.

Looking for more like this? See all our fantasy coloring pages.

Good to know

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