PRESS RELEASE
Vault is thrilled to announce Vault Color Up, a free 22 page coloring book that is available to download right now. While most of the world is stuck at home, Vault wanted to take the opportunity to provide readers with a fun, free, productive distraction.
The Vault Color Up coloring book, designed by Tim Daniel, comes in two different PDF formats: a low resolution version that fans can print at home and color using markers, pencils, crayons, etc., and a high resolution version that fans can import into digital design programs like Adobe photoshop or illustrator.
“Young or old, hobbyist or professional–almost everyone loves the opportunity to color,” said Vault’s Executive Vice President of Branding & Design, Tim Daniel. “Vault books are perfectly suited to provide the opportunity for anyone and everyone to flex their creative muscles while enjoying a relaxing exercise filled with escapism. We’ve seen other notable professional artists like Jen Bartel and Joshua Hixson offer their art on social media for this purpose. We found their wildly successful efforts to be very inspiring. What they did demonstrates the value of building a sense of community while filing the temporary vacuum created by the current shipping hiatus. All that, plus we’ve fielded requests for this from both creators and readers since our inception! So this is not the last of Vault Color Up! We’ll be back regularly with company-spanning and title-specific collections–for free!”
Fans are encouraged to show off their final colored pieces on social media using the hashtag #vaultcolorup!
Vault Color Up is available for free right now, and can be downloaded from the Vault Comics web store, here.
