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Creative Haven By the Sea Color by Number

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Relax and unwind as you color these 46 stunning seashore scenes in Creative Haven® By the Sea Color by Number Coloring Book!
 
Colorists who love the sea will treasure this lavishly illustrated coloring book. Recapture the beauty of picturesque scenes of beaches, boats, harbors, lighthouses, palm trees, seabirds, rocky coastlines and shores. It's easy to create realistic effects with the help of lightly printed numbers that correspond to a simple color key. Specially designed for experienced colorists, Creative Haven® By the Sea Color by Number adult coloring book offers a challenging escape into a world of inspiration and artistic fulfillment. Unpack the stress of the day and find inner peace and tranquility by the seashore. 
  
For over ten years, Creative Haven®, Dover's bestselling series of coloring books for adults, has offered highly detailed illustrations based on today's most popular and sophisticated themes. And according to CNN, FOX News, and The Huffington Post, coloring is a great way for adults to relax and beat stress. Plus, the American Art Therapy Association endorses the use of Dover coloring and activity books in a self-care regimen . You can choose from a variety of different editions, including 3-D, Black Backgrounds, Stained Glass, Draw and Color, Dot-to-Dot, and Color by Number. Coloring books also make excellent gifts for birthdays, holidays and any occasion.

 

96 pages, Paperback

Published May 13, 2020

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June 28, 2021
I bought this together with CITY SIGHTS, which is by the same illustrator. So most of the points made in my previous review also apply.

However, upon browsing all the pictures, I found that this book seems less detailed in that the coloring "spaces" (especially the small and tiny ones) look evenly distributed. Thus, it seems less daunting/intimidating.

I also noticed that the two books have different interpretations of the same color, e.g. light orange, sand, red, dark blue, ... This also means I have to create a new chart for this book specifically.

4.25☆, as I like the pictures here slightly more.
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