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Adult Coloring Book: Horror Hotel
In the luscious gardens of Coral Gables, Florida, lies a hidden gem. Once called the “Horror Hotel” during the early 1900's, is now fully renovated and open to the public.
Sit back, relax, and tune out as you color some of the creepiest, disfigured, and demonic creatures that the Horror Hotel has to offer. The inner details of each illustration will appear as you are witnessing the brutal massacres conducted by the Suicide Squad from the early 1900’s.
Dare to stare if you can. But, beware as you may find yourself checking in to the Horror Hotel with no way out and no vacancies.
Sit back, relax, and tune out as you color some of the creepiest, disfigured, and demonic creatures that the Horror Hotel has to offer. The inner details of each illustration will appear as you are witnessing the brutal massacres conducted by the Suicide Squad from the early 1900’s.
Dare to stare if you can. But, beware as you may find yourself checking in to the Horror Hotel with no way out and no vacancies.
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46 pages, Hardcover
Published September 8, 2017
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September 27, 2017
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I like the concept of what an adult coloring book can offer, though I think any blank black and white print might be begging for a splash of color here and there...
I enjoyed flipping through and planning on how I would color certain things and what I wanted to tackle first. I only feel that the subjects had similar textural appearances; they all seemed to have wrinkly skin. Other than that some of the subjects were perfectly creepy and had me quickly flipping to the next page.
Thank you for the opportunity!
I like the concept of what an adult coloring book can offer, though I think any blank black and white print might be begging for a splash of color here and there...
I enjoyed flipping through and planning on how I would color certain things and what I wanted to tackle first. I only feel that the subjects had similar textural appearances; they all seemed to have wrinkly skin. Other than that some of the subjects were perfectly creepy and had me quickly flipping to the next page.
Thank you for the opportunity!
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