
01 / Adults’ colouring pages
For the
detail lovers.
Flowers, woodland friends and peaceful garden scenes. Five detailed designs for when you fancy taking your time with the little things.
- 5 illustrated pages
- A4 printable PDF
- 13.7 MB
FND Connect · Colour with Eric
A little space to switch off and make something yours. Meet Eric, pick a page and bring a little colour to your day.
Find your colouring book Two free PDF packs. No sign-in. Just add colour.
Print. Colour. Make it yours.
From intricate flowers to big adventures, both packs feature Eric, our friendly elephant. Choose the designs you enjoy, whatever your age.

01 / Adults’ colouring pages
Flowers, woodland friends and peaceful garden scenes. Five detailed designs for when you fancy taking your time with the little things.





02 / Kids’ colouring pages
Join Eric for rainbows, rockets, dinosaurs and a teddy bear picnic. Five playful scenes with bigger shapes and plenty of room for bright ideas.






No right colours. No rush.
If colouring is something you enjoy while living with functional neurological disorder (FND), these pages are here whenever you fancy a creative pause. Colour a petal, a whole page, or come back another day.
Pick whichever design feels comfortable. You don’t have to stay inside the lines.
Getting started
Paper, a few favourite colours and a page you like. That’s all you need.
Download your chosen PDF and open it on your phone, tablet or computer. Select A4 paper and “Fit to page” in your printer settings. Print one design or all five; ordinary printer paper is fine for pencils and crayons.
Yes. Both the adult and kids’ PDF packs are free to download, with no account or email address needed. Each contains five black-and-white illustrated pages.
Not at all. The kids’ pack has larger, simpler shapes; the adult pack has finer details. Choose whichever you like, or download both.
Save the PDF for later, ask someone to print a favourite page, or check whether your local library offers printing. You can also use a drawing app that supports importing PDFs.
No. The coloured illustrations on this page are examples for inspiration. Both downloads contain the original black-and-white designs, ready for your own colours.