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That's Trippy is Wood Rocket's psychedelic adult colouring book for cannabis fans, with 24 original illustrations of the swirling, warped visuals people joke about seeing when they're very, very high. It's colouring for a group hang or a lazy Sunday, made for the friend who keeps a grinder on the coffee table.

Pages built for loud colour

The theme practically asks for clashing palettes: neon green next to hot pink, electric blue against orange. There's one illustration per page across all 24, printed on 80 lb stock with a glossy cover, so the book feels sturdier than a cheap activity pad.

How it compares with High AF

Wood Rocket makes several weed-themed titles. High AF is built around silly cartoon characters, while That's Trippy focuses on the visuals themselves. For a horror twist on the same subject, there's Killer Buds.

Choosing your tools

Felt-tip markers make psychedelic colours pop; put a spare sheet under the page first. Coloured pencils are better for blends and gradients, which suit trippy patterns well. Crayons work too if you're colouring with a group and want something you can pass around without worrying about caps.

A low-key group activity

Colouring suits a mellow night in: put on an album, share a tin of pencils and let everyone pick a page. Nobody needs any artistic skill, and half the fun is seeing how differently two people colour the same strange scene. A finished page also makes a goofy card to hand back to whoever gave you the book.

Specifications

  • Brand: Wood Rocket
  • Theme: cannabis, psychedelic visuals
  • Pages: 24 original illustrations
  • Paper: 80 lb stock, glossy cover
  • Colour with: crayons, coloured pencils or markers

More stoner-friendly titles live in our Wood Rocket range.

Helpful Information

Frequently Asked Questions

Helpful answers about Wood Rocket That's Trippy Adult Colouring Book.

Does That's Trippy contain nudity?

Wood Rocket describes it as a weed-themed book of trippy visuals and doesn't mention nudity or sex, unlike its porn-parody titles. It's still sold as an adult novelty because of the cannabis theme.

Do I need to smoke weed to enjoy this colouring book?

Not at all. The jokes land better if you know the culture, but the patterns are fun to colour for anyone who likes bold, abstract designs.

Which pens suit psychedelic designs?

Markers give the most saturated colour for neon-style pages, while coloured pencils handle smooth fades. Many people mix both: marker for the big areas, pencil for shading the edges.

Is it a good gift for a cannabis lover?

It's an easy, inexpensive pick for a birthday, a 4/20 get-together or a housewarming. Pair it with another weed title, such as A Visit to the Cannabis Farm, for a themed bundle.

How many pages are in That's Trippy?

24, each with its own original illustration. The 80 lb paper and glossy cover make it sturdy enough to survive being passed around a group.

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