Chibi Animals: An Adult Coloring Book with Adorable Cartoon Animals, Cute Nature Scenes, and Relaxing Patterns for Animal Lovers

by Jade Summer

Have fun and relax with 25 unique animal coloring pages! Our Chibi Animals coloring book is filled with adorable pandas, sweet zebras, loveable lions, and endearing giraffes. Along the way you’ll also meet a charming tiger, cheeky little puppy, and baby bear. These chibi animals are super cuddly and friendly, ready to be brought to life with your favorite colors. Join us on a delightful chibi adventure, full of sweetness and joy. Each page features a magical design that is perfect for artists of all ages to get creative. Hours of artistic fun awaits you as you use your most loved pens and pencils to give each animal your own interpretation. Coloring is a wonderful hobby and a great way to have fun and relax. Jade Summer brand coloring books come in a variety of themes, so we have something for everyone to enjoy. Jade Summer books can be enjoyed whether you are a beginner or expert. Color each page however you want, there is no wrong way to color, and no artistic talent or experience is required. Jade Summer books are compatible with colored pencils, markers, gel pens, and crayons. Choose any colors you can imagine – from conventional color schemes to something super creative! Every image is placed on its own page so you never have to worry about bleed-through. Color your favorite images a second time, have a backup in case you make a mistake, or color along with a friend or family member. Our books are great for Christmas, Easter, Valentine’s Day, Mother’s Day, anniversaries, birthdays, and any special occasion.

108 pages, Paperback

Published February 25, 2017

Reviews

[Theresa · Rating 1 out of 5]

Sorry I don’t like this. Not sure if it’s the way I color or the book itself, but the pages come out too busy. The animals end up disappearing into the scenery.
After four pages I ended up giving it to my hubby to take to the ladies at the retirement home.

If you get this I suggest limiting the colors used to 3-5, maybe 6-7.