Billie Eilish Releases Coloring Book: How To Get it, What Organization Gets Proceeds

Billie Eilish fans were recently given the singer's "James Bond" theme, but they now have another project to entertain them thanks to the Grammy Award-winning artist releasing a new coloring book.

Over the weekend, Eilish added the new creative offering to her online merch store. Upon release, fans were able to obtain the new coloring book in a variety of ways. Those who are interested in purchasing a physical copy can do so for $10. However, anyone who wants a more immediate way to access the pages can obtain a digital copy that is sent to their email in a PDF.

Anyone who purchases the PDF can pay between $0 and $20, as Eilish's new project serves as a fundraiser for UNICEF. According to the listing, all proceeds will go directly to the organization.

The book showcases images of Eilish herself, along with scenes from various music videos and album covers. A preview of what buyers will get can be seen below.

In addition to the aforementioned charitable effort made by the popular singer, Eilish also recently appeared on the "iHeart Living Room Concert For America," which was hosted by Elton John.

As previously reported, the event served as a way to raise money for the First Responders Children Foundation and Feeding America. Additionally, it was created as a way to support viewers concerned about the COVID-19 outbreak.

Eilish, along with her brother Finneas O'Connell, performed an acoustic version of "Bad Guy" during the March 29 concert. A clip of their appearance can be seen below. It was also said that during the broadcast that the musician stated that she wanted "to be some sort of comfort in this crazy time" and encouraged people to "stay strong together."

Other notable musicians that made appearances on the show included Foo Fighters singer Dave Grohl, Shawn Mendes, Camila Cabello, and others.