Teen Artist Leo Park Releases British Cities Colouring Book
The 16-year-old artist has expanded his portfolio with a new collection highlighting 30 landmarks across the United Kingdom.
Updated on Oct. 25, 2026 in Painting

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In June 2026, 16-year-old artist Leo Park released his latest colouring book, Enchanting British Cities, which features intricate illustrations of 30 different locations. The young creator has amassed 500,000 followers on his Instagram account, @draw_vengers, through his detailed architectural drawings.
Why it matters
Park chose to forgo traditional high school attendance to focus entirely on his artistic development and travel. His process involves collecting sketches and experiences during his international trips to inform the content of his publications.
The new book includes 30 distinct British cities, a significant expansion for the 16-year-old artist. Park has also drawn London's St Paul's Cathedral seven times and the Taj Mahal twice since 2022.
The players
Leo Park
A 16-year-old artist from South Korea who gained popularity on social media for his architectural drawings.
The details
Park utilizes specific hatching techniques to introduce depth and texture to his architectural renderings. He frequently documents his travel experiences to gather subject matter, such as his depictions of global landmarks.
Timeline
Leo Park began sharing his artwork on Instagram in 2019.
In 2022, Park published his first book titled Leo's Art Adventure in the United Kingdom.
The colouring book Enchanting British Cities was released in June 2026.
Culture Shift
The success of this collection reflects the enduring popularity of adult colouring books that gained momentum during the 2010s. This project demonstrates how digital-first creators now leverage established physical media formats to engage global audiences.
Fans and hobbyists can now purchase the 30-city collection to practice the artist's signature hatching techniques at home. The release offers enthusiasts a structured way to engage with the artist's travel-inspired illustrations.
The takeaway
Park’s career trajectory highlights the potential for young creators to build professional portfolios outside of traditional educational systems. Aspiring artists can look to his focus on travel and iterative practice as a roadmap for developing technical drawing skills.
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Source note: This article includes information reported by The Times of India.
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