Pinup girls from the ’40s and ’50s had such a hard time keeping their clothes on. A loose nail, a curious pup, or even a brisk wind all seemed to exist for the purpose of disrobing unsuspecting cuties. But one important question has gone unanswered - until now: how did men always manage to dodge these obstacles? Now it’s time to even the score! Welcome to the colorful world of the Cheesecake Boys, pinups for a new generation where skin-baring wardrobe malfunctions take an equal opportunity approach. Grab your crayons, markers, or colored pencils because these fellows need your magic touch - all over! 

Happy coloring! Now go color your pants off!

Twenty-two full page, single-sided images.

Artist Paul Richmond’s popular series of male pin-ups feature hunky guys in mid-20th-century-style cheesecake poses. Each hunk is shown in the midst of a revealing and “accidental” wardrobe malfunction, struggling to gather his aplomb (and his pants) without ever losing his cool. 

The first Cheesecake Boys Coloring Book, deemed “a quirky yet sexy celebration of gay men and the male form” by OUT Magazine and “witty and sexy” by Advocate, inspired a global pin-up coloring craze! Now the Cheesecake Boys are back with a whole new collection of hilarious, skin-baring scenarios to tease your imagination and inspire you to color your pants off!

Forty-two full page, single-sided images.

Artist Paul Richmond is back with another collection of hunky pin-ups for you to color. This time, instead of Cheesecake Boys, make way for…Cheesecake DADDIES! 

This coloring book celebrates the more mature male pin-up, and proves that dudes experiencing hilarious wardrobe malfunctions inspired by classic cheesecake art are adorable and sexy at all ages. These guys are guaranteed to keep you in stitches, even while busting out of theirs. Age may have brought these Daddies wisdom, but not when it comes to learning how to keep their clothes on! So grab your crayons and get ready to color your pants off!

Forty-two full page, single-sided images.