Fairytale Worlds Coloring Book Review
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Fairytale Worlds Coloring Book – Features
- Hardcover coloring book with decal
- Forest green protective paper at the front and back of the book
- Over 40 fairytales, legends, and folk tales have been included in the book – most with 2 pages dedicated to them
- Fairytales represented included Puss in Boots, Cinderella and Snow White, and many others. A full list and sources have been included at the back of the book
- There are no double page spreads or pre printed black backgrounds (unlike other books by Maria Trolle)
- Illustrations are well centred on the page, many are full page scenes while others feature a focal image and a lot of white space to add your own background
- The illustrations are cute and whimsical throughout
- A variety of illustrations are in the book, some with detail and others with large open spaces
- There are two white pages in the book setting out sources and copyright information. The balance of the book featuring the coloring pages has an ivory paper which is a medium quality and the same or similar to her previously published English imprints
- The line art in the book is a dull black, various line weights have been used from fine to medium and some lighter color occasionally used to indicate fine details
- Fairytale Worlds Coloring Book is a sweet book suitable for all fans of fairy tales and colorists of all skill levels
Where to buy Fairytale Worlds Coloring Book
Amazon US | Amazon UK | Amazon CA | Amazon JP | Amazon AU
Happy coloring x
Lea
