Memos to Shitty People: A Profanely Coloring Color Book

In a world that sometimes feels filled with less-than-pleasant individuals, meet your new favorite pastime: "Memos to Shitty People: A Delightful & Vulgar Adult Coloring Book". This isn't your average adult coloring book; it's a charming, often hilarious, sometimes vulgar, and always brutally honest take on life's less savory characters. Let's dive into this unique blend of art, humor, and catharsis.

Created by comedy writers Dami Lee and sam recomp, this coloring book is a breath of fresh air for grown-ups who've tired of unicorns and landscapes. It's an adult coloring book that doesn't shy away from reality, instead embracing it with a raunchy, no-holds-barred approach.

The Art of Vulgarity

The illustrations in "Memos to Shitty People" are anything but conventional. They're not your typical mandalas or pastoral scenes. Instead, you'll find intricate, often provocative drawings that capture the essence of the subject at hand – whether that's a traffic cone-strewn parking job or a meticulous rendering of an overstuffed buffet table. It's art that tells a story, and a very human one at that.

The designs are carefully crafted to provide hours of coloring fun, with intricate details and clever use of space. There are empty speech bubbles waiting to be filled with your choice of expletives or witty comebacks, adding an interactive, personal touch to each page.

Coloring with Curse Words

"Fuck" isn't just a four-letter word in this coloring book; it's a central theme. Lee and recomp don't shy away from profanity; instead, they embrace it as a way to express reality in all its unvarnished glory. Each page is a masterclass in R-rated creativity, making it not just a coloring book, but a celebration of the power of cursing.

But fear not, the profanity isn't just there for shock value. It serves a purpose, adding a layer of humor and truth to each page. It's the perfect accompaniment to the clever, often snarky, captions that accompany each drawing, like "Drunk dialogue".

Catharsis in Color

There's a therapeutic aspect to "Memos to Shitty People" that goes beyond the relaxation benefits of coloring. It's catharsis. Each page provides a opportunity to vent, to laugh, to process. This isn't just about coloring in lines; it's about expressing emotions, releasing frustrations, and finding joy in the absurd.

It's a way to make light of life's little (and sometimes not-so-little) annoyances. Whether it's the office insufferable or the picky eater at the restaurant, this coloring book offers a chance to say, "Yes, this is infuriating. But also, it's kind of funny."

About the Authors

Dami Lee and sam recomp are comedy writers who've turned their talents to illustrators with this unique coloring book. Their backgrounds in stand-up and screenwriting shine through in the wit and sharper-than-average observations that fill each page.

"Memos to Shitty People" is more than just a chance for them to vent; it's a passion project, a love letter to the little things that drive us crazy. They've channeled their frustrations into something everyone can relate to, creating a book that's as much a laugh-out-loud comedy sketch as it is a coloring book.

From Page to Stage

Lee and recomp's talents don't stop at the written page. They've taken their Memos to Shitty People show on the road, turning the book into a live comedy experience. At their shows, they bring their unique brand of comedy to life, sharing stories and taking audience suggestions for new "memos".

It's not just a book; it's a comedy act, a community, a way of life. It's a testament to the power of laughter, frustration, and a good old-fashioned curse word to help us navigate the world's shittiness.

So, if you're ready to add a little (or a lot of) profanity to your coloring routine, pick up "Memos to Shitty People". It's not for the faint of heart, but if you've ever wanted to tell off a bad driver or a server who just doesn't get it, this is your chance – with a box of crayons and a healthy dose of humor."