Millie Marotta's Animal Kingdom Book of Prints (A Millie Marotta Adult Coloring Book)
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Millie Marotta's Animal Kingdom Book of Prints (A Millie Marotta Adult Coloring Book) Details
Review Praise for ANIMAL KINGDOM: “A colouring book filled with art so beautiful and intricate, you’ll be hesitant to colour it in, even though your own shading only serves to enhance these amazing illustrations.”—BuzzFeed.com “In her books, you'll find whimsical images of idiosyncratic animals, flowers in bloom, and sophisticated patterns at play. Who doesn't love the idea of immersing oneself into a fantastical world of monochromatic illustrations and bringing them to (colorful) life?” —MarthaStewart.com “Coloring can be weirdly calming, even for grown-ups. Animal Kingdom is a coloring book for adults, filled with stunning, intricate illustrations of various fauna and foliage that’ll ensure hours of relaxation.” —RealSimple.com “I am on the coloring bandwagon. I can’t wait to try all the fun animals in this book especially the bunnies and squirrels that are just darling. If you haven’t tried it lately I highly recommend it! So fun and relaxing.” —CraftGossip.com Read more About the Author Millie Marotta is a freelance illustrator working in her studio by the sea in a little corner of West Wales. She has developed a mild obsession with all things flora and fauna, which along with intricate pattern and detail, remain an ongoing theme in her art. She works in both traditional and digital media for editorial, advertising, merchandising, web, and textiles. Her clients range from Virgin Atlantic to Penguin Books. She is the author of Animal Kingdom, Tropical World, Wild Savannah, and Curious Creatures (all Lark). Read more
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Let me first say that I LOVE Millie Marotta's work and have all her colring books, deluxe editions, and post cards - all of which are all fantastic and I give all 5 stars to.I was quite disappointed in this book of prints, however :( The paper wasn't as thick and absorbent as I have come to expect in these types of special editions, and the selections chosen for this special edition aren't what I personally would have chosen. Also, there are only 18 prints, why not an even 20?