This post on a typical French breakfast continues to be one of my most popular ones so I could not resist including it! Also, sometimes when it comes to coloring I just want to do one that is quick and simple as a brief respite, rather than a more intricate one that may take hours or that I may have to finish in a couple of sessions. If you are a talented drawer, you may be able to draw in some of your favorites and color those too! Coloring – A Typical French Breakfast This coloring page comes from the converted Paris Arrondissement Guide that I created to help my readers understand the distinct personalities of each of the 20 arrondissements as well as some of the highlights of what you can find in them. (As you can see, I am a prolific planner and know a lot of the Paris posts I am going to write/publish this year!). The post will cover what to do in Paris on a rainy day and will be coming later in the year. This illustration hasn't been published yet, but I wanted to include it in the book. There are 25 that still exist and Lindsay and I chose one of my favorites, Galerie Vivienne as inspiration for my illustration and the first coloring page included in my Paris coloring book! Coloring – Rainy Day Paris Built towards the end of the 18th century these shopping arcades were built to protect pedestrians from the elements. This is a converted illustration from my blog posts on the covered passages that you can find throughout Paris. What's Inside the Paris Coloring Pages PDF Coloring – Passage Couvert Paris
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