Creative Haven Spring Scenes Coloring Book: The Self Help Guide to Personal Growth & Healthy Relationships

Description

Let your creativity spring to life with 31 illustrations that celebrate the most colorful season of the year. Wonderfully detailed scenes are set in both the country and city and are filled with gorgeous flowers in full bloom, gardening accessories, chirping birds, well-decorated homes, and more. Pages are perforated and printed on one side only for easy removal and display. Specially designed for experienced colorists, Spring Scenes and other Creative Haven® adult coloring books offer an escape to a world of inspiration and artistic fulfillment. Each title is also an effective and fun-filled way to relax and reduce stress. Review: Beautiful - Such a beautiful coloring book! I'm loving using it during down time Review: 31 beautiful designs to get you in the right mood for Spring - I’m a fan of Creative Haven colouring books, but because I know it’s an imprint of Dover Publications and the company is based in the USA, I was wondering, if the Spring Scenes would appeal to me. Don’t get me wrong, there are many beautiful places in America to visit and to see and it sure is fun to find all this lovely locations as motifs on the pages of a colouring book, but I was hoping for Spring Scenes with a more international flair. Luckily, that’s exactly what I got and I’m very happy with the variety of Teresa Goodridge’s lovely designs. Sure enough, there are the “all American” pages, showing Manhattan or the Capitol in early spring, but there’s also Venice (probably my favourite design) and there’s a Dutch windmill or a table for two outside a café, which looks like the lovely ones in Paris. There are April showers with lots of umbrellas, parks with benches, greenhouses with tulips, garden birds, the Easter bunny and so much more. I love, that there are full page landscape sceneries as well as pages with a variety of small items to colour (wellies, watering cans, Easter eggs, etc.). I also enjoyed to see, the motifs offer various difficulties, some are more easy and straightforward (gorgeous spring flowers, bird houses), others (children playing with kites in the sunshine or people walking their dogs along the river) are more challenging with more intricate areas to work on. I will try and upload a few photos with my review, to give you a better idea. The colouring book contains a total of 31 beautiful designs, all printed on one side of the page and all pages are perforated. That way, you can easily remove the pages, if you want to frame them. The paper is of medium thickness and I would recommend to put something (paper, cardboard) underneath the page you are working on to avoid bleed through. Personally, I prefer to separate the pages from the book and to place them on a clipboard. Overall, I found the colouring book of good quality and it offers with 31 different designs a lovely variety of motifs to get you in the right mood for Springtime.