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Color Me Enchanted: A Coloring Book of Fairy Tales from Around the World
Color me bold. Color me beautiful. Color me enchanted!
Unleash your inner artist through the pages of Color Me Enchanted. Drawing inspiration from fairy tales told around the world, Masha D'yans and Gala Lazuli lay before you whimsical, magical art filled with fair maidens, dreadful beasts, and enchanted forests. All that's needed to bring them to life is color and imagination. So grab whatever medium you prefer and create something spectacular.
Color Me Enchanted features more than sixty-five scenes to color, perforated pages for easy removal, and as a special bonus - pages that together complete a fairyland scene! The final images in the book can be displayed as a grouping to make a large and lovely piece of wall art.
Unleash your inner artist through the pages of Color Me Enchanted. Drawing inspiration from fairy tales told around the world, Masha D'yans and Gala Lazuli lay before you whimsical, magical art filled with fair maidens, dreadful beasts, and enchanted forests. All that's needed to bring them to life is color and imagination. So grab whatever medium you prefer and create something spectacular.
Color Me Enchanted features more than sixty-five scenes to color, perforated pages for easy removal, and as a special bonus - pages that together complete a fairyland scene! The final images in the book can be displayed as a grouping to make a large and lovely piece of wall art.
- GenresColouring Books
96 pages, Paperback
Published January 3, 2017
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April 16, 2018
Thin lines, double sided art. Perforated pages.
Colored pencils only. (Markers bled through so I assumed gel pens would as well.)
As for content, very diverse—Chippewa, Russia, Scotland, Syria, India, China.
Audience: people who want to color work with a lot of fine detail.
Colored pencils only. (Markers bled through so I assumed gel pens would as well.)
As for content, very diverse—Chippewa, Russia, Scotland, Syria, India, China.
Audience: people who want to color work with a lot of fine detail.
Displaying 1 of 1 review