Cloud Casters: a printable coloring book of wizards who cook up the weather
A tornado stirred in a teacup. A jellyfish umbrella that turns raindrops into music. A snail who races lightning and wins. This printable coloring book gives you 28 full-page drawings of weather wizards at work, and you choose the colors of every storm and sunrise.
You download the PDF, print it at home on US Letter or A4 paper, and color at your own pace. No waiting for a parcel. No apps to learn.
What you get
- Coloring book PDF, US Letter: 38 pages for 8.5 x 11 inch paper
- Coloring book PDF, A4: the same 38 pages sized for A4 paper
- Single-page PNG pack: 28 separate pictures (2000 x 3000 pixels) for reprinting one page
- Illustrated user guide: a 9-page Word document with print settings, tips and answers
Who it is for
Kids from about seven, teens and adults. The skies are full of swirls, stars and tiny raindrops, so the pages suit people who like to slow down. Younger children can still have fun. Let them color the wizard first and fill the sky in later.
Main benefits
- Calm, screen-free time. Pick a spell, pick your pens and settle in.
- A lot of room for color. Soft blues, bright sunrises, stormy purples, it is all allowed.
- Print again and again. Rained on your page? Print it a second time.
- Two paper sizes in one download, so it works wherever you live.
Features inside the book
- 28 weather wizard coloring pages. Each has a short caption and a title, like Tornado Teacup, Fog Library, Cloud Bakery and Weather Wizard Castle.
- Clickable contents. On a screen, tap any title and jump straight to that page.
- Gallery tracker. A tiny picture of every drawing with a checkbox. Tick it when you finish.
- Color test page. Try each pen first, then jot down your favorite colors.
- Design Your Own Weather Spell. A blank frame with three lines to fill in.
- Name page, tips page and certificate. A finished-book prize for a young colorist.
- Safe print margins. Nothing runs off the edge when you print at home.
How it works
- Check out and download your files straight away.
- Open the PDF in any PDF reader. Choose the Letter file or the A4 file.
- Print single-sided at 100 percent (Actual size).
- Start with the big shapes, then fill in the small parts.
File formats and what you need
You need a PDF reader (Adobe Acrobat Reader, Preview, or the viewer in Chrome, Edge or Firefox) and a printer. The user guide opens in Microsoft Word or any app that reads .docx files. The PNG pack is a ZIP file that opens on Windows and Mac. Both PDFs are about 6 MB.
Printing and customizing
Print the whole book, or only the pages you want. Skip the color cover to save ink. Plain paper works for pencils. For markers and gel pens, go for heavier paper, around 24 lb or 90 to 120 gsm, and slip a spare sheet behind the page. Need one page again? Print it from the PDF or use its PNG file.
Ways to use it
- A rainy afternoon at home, which feels about right
- A long car or plane trip, with a handful of pages and a pencil case
- A quiet evening wind-down after a busy day
- A family coloring night, with everyone casting a different spell
- A birthday or holiday gift. Print it and tie the pages with a ribbon
Digital download information
This is a digital product. Nothing is shipped. After checkout your download links appear on the order page and in your confirmation email. All four files are available right away.
Personal use license
Print as many copies as you like for yourself and your own household. Please do not resell, share, upload or redistribute the files, and do not use the artwork in anything you sell. The license terms are inside the book and the guide.
About the pictures: the colored pages in the listing images are examples of a finished drawing. The book itself contains black-and-white line art for you to color.
Frequently asked questions
Is this a physical book?
No. It is an instant digital download that you print yourself.
What paper size should I pick?
Use the US Letter PDF for 8.5 x 11 inch paper. Use the A4 PDF for A4 paper. Both are in your download.
Can I print it more than once?
Yes, as many times as you like for your own household.
What ages is it for?
Kids around seven and up, teens and adults. The skies have a fair amount of small detail, so younger children may want help with the little areas.
What pens or pencils work best?
Colored pencils, fine-tip markers and gel pens all work. Use heavier paper for markers and test your colors on the color test page first.
Can I use the pages in my classroom or business?
No. The license is for personal use only. Contact us through taskdale.com if you need something broader.
Do the links work on my phone?
They work in most PDF readers. Some phone previews and email viewers switch links off, so download the file and open it in a PDF reader.
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