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But this is not a criticism of d’Errico, whose artistic talent and unfathomable imagination results in truly unique images. An inspirational gallery of different eyes, hairstyles, clothing, accessories, and poses doubles as coloring pages. Now that I’m mostly grown up I’ve finally created a coloring book, not only for kids but also for the inner child in everyone. So I definitely want to give a HUGE thanks to Camilla D’Errico for making it possible for me to have this much fun with a coloring book ❤ she’s truly a remarkable artist. There's something cute for everyone, be it: robots, mermaids, birds, butterflies, icecream, deer, squid, unicorns, and other magical beasts.

Go wild with your choices, be a rebel, think outside the box, and definitely, absolutely, color outside the lines and straight onto the table—if that’s what you want to do! I’ve been so intrigued by D’Errico’s mix of the whimsical, the dreamy, and the eerie—I just had to give this book a try. There are several books on this popular topic so please be sure to read the reviews of each to see which might be best for you. Update: I finished coloring in this book on November 14, 2018 and this is my second finished adult coloring book I've colored in 2018 besides Ivy and the Inky Butterfly that I used with color pencils, markers, and crayons.

But, despite the problem with her backgrounds, and some poor curation, I would still say about 75% of the book is beautiful and I would be thrilled to spend time colouring in it.Escape to a wintry world of sparkling snowflakes, classic characters, woolly mittens, and fireside friends, all waiting to be filled with . I would say that I would be interested in colouring about 75% of the pictures in this colouring book.

The stickers contain both princesses, but also all possible categories such as jewelry and carriages. D’Errico welcomes the reader with an upbeat introduction, where she discusses the joys and challenges of coloring. It is nice to have something in the background to colour, but d'Errico's style is not one to fill the page. I can't vouch for the paper quality or the cover, as I viewed this digitally, but I can definitely say that I can't wait to get a copy.The Manga Coloring Book features over 120 coloring pages of characters, including:AnimalsComing-of-age drama charactersFantasy charactersAnd many more! What I mean by the details of the book is that from the front cover to the dust cover and even the opening intro page is colorable. Included is an overview of the tools and materials you’ll need, as well as techniques for perfecting your sketches, inking, and adding color with colored pencils, markers, and watercolor paints.