The Colouring Book for Goths, by Tom Devonald

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UK-based writer and graphic designer Tom Devonald has published an “off-colour” colouring book for goths in time for World Goth Day on 22 May.

From Neitzsche’s moustache, to a badger in a balaclava, to a dungeon during a power cut, The Colouring Books for Goths allows for many creative colouring opportunities – as long as they are all done in black.

Devonald recently won a Drum Roses Creative Award for his book, which is heralded as “putting the ‘fun’ in funeral”.

The book is available to buy from Carlton Books.

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