Fantasy to Color
Horses to Color
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The Reward
With the site's expenses covered, I could spend more time creating. When the pages are available in a printed or downloadable form, I'll be able to keep creating new and original coloring pages, and I'll be rewarded for it. That's much more pleasant than seeing others profiting from my recognizable artwork they have stolen.This can go a long way in helping to support our grandson, Benjamin, who has pulmonary arterial hypertension, a progressive disease. I look forward to taking him to nearby art museums with me, taking horseback riding lessons, visiting the Houston Zoo, and going on fishing trips together with Grandpa. Most of all, knowing AWhiteHorse.com™ can support itself means we can grow and share more of my work with you. Eventually, Benjamin will grow to learn how to manage the self-supporting site and we can look forward to him contributing his own art to the coloring book, too.
Unicorns to Color
Octopus to Color
