Fantasy World Coloring Book

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Fantasy World Coloring Book is a cute fantasy coloring book by renowned Swedish illustrator Emelie Lidehäll Öberg.

Fantasy World features three worlds – Magic Meadows, Royal Kingdom and Mermaids Bay with illustrations themed to each world. This is the first book in a series depicting these fantasy worlds. The second book titled “More Fantasy Worlds” is due for release in approximately May 2027.

Illustrations in the book include fairies, mermaids, castles, both male and females as well as cute animals all of which are all drawn in Emilie’s distinctive style.

The 120 page hardcover book is suitable for all ages and colorists of all skill levels. The black lines and off-white medium-quality paper make it suitable for a variety of mediums. You can see my results of testing a variety of mediums in the book in the video below.

Fantasy World Coloring Book Review

Quick Facts & Ratings

  • double sided pages
  • nameplate page, introduction page and map of the worlds included
  • medium-weight paper (estimated 150 gsm)
  • lay flat binding
  • over 100 illustrations
  • black line art with a medium weight (making it easy to see)
  • suitable for colored pencils and water activated mediums
  • hardcover book with purple foil detailing

My Rating:

Difficulty level

Fantasy World Coloring Book

Take a Look Inside: Extended Review Including Testing Mediums

A variety of wet and dry mediums were tested including – Prismacolor pencils, Faber Castell Polychromos, Holbein, Derwent Chromaflow, Caran D’Ache Pablo, Lyra Rembrandt,Black Widow, Colleen, Crayola Crayons, Derwent Inktense, Caran D’Ache Neocolor II, Tombow markers and Copic markers

If you would prefer to watch a quick flip through instead you can watch the Fantasy World Coloring Book Flip Through here.

  • Pros
  • black line art is easy to see
  • large-sized pictures, many with large open elements, making it easy to color for those with a motor impairment
  • wide range of pictures with different themes
  • varying level of line detail and complexity providing variety in the book
  • Cons
  • a blank page has not been included which would be useful for testing mediums

Fantasy World Coloring Book was kindly provided to me by Schiffer Publishing for review. My opinions are my own.

Where to Buy Fantasy World Coloring Book

Amazon US | Amazon UK | Amazon CA | Amazon JP | Amazon AU |

What Do You Think?

Do you own this book, or is it on your wishlist? Which medium do you use when the lines are this detailed? Let me know in the comments below!

Happy coloring x

Lea

I'm Lea and I love everything to do with coloring! If it is a coloring book, a poster or even a bookmark that you can color in, I'm all over it. Of course, a girl has to have some pencils, markers, gelly rolls, pastels and what not to make those pictures pretty and I love those as well.

Whilst my coloring style lacks skill, I am enthusiastic and focused on enjoying the moment and having fun.

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