Millie Marotta's Animal Kingdom: Color Me, Draw Me (Colouring Books, #1) (Millie Marotta Adult Coloring Book) (Millie Marotta, #1)

by Millie Marotta

International Sensation and Sunday Times Bestseller

Millie Marotta is a hugely popular illustrator and her idiosyncratic drawings of the world's wonderful creatures will draw you in. Millie's Animal Kingdom offers a range of beautiful illustration to colour in, personalise and make your own.

The artist's intricate style of illustration will get you itching for a pen, whether it's to add to the fine line hatching on the birds, the flowing tendrils of a jellyfish, or the composite of flowers that make up a grizzly bear. The work will inspire you to appreciate the detail of line drawing and its huge potential.

You can colour her work or add your own line drawings to make it special to you. Add your own patterns to the lively forest scene, choose your own birds to add to the branches, or make a pattern with your colour choices. Each picture offers scope to improve your artistic skills while giving you a finished picture to show for your endeavours. The images and imaginative scenarios can be completed in colours of your choosing and are guaranteed to get your creative juices flowing.

• ISBN10: 1454709529
• ISBN13: 9781454709527
• Publish Date: 10 November 2015 (first published 14 August 2014)
• Publish Status: Out of Stock
• Imprint: Lark Books (NC)
• Edition: Deluxe ed.
• Format: Hardcover
• Pages: 128
• Language: English

Reviews

[Chelsea]

I'm not sure if it counts to say I read this book but I did go through every single page of it. It's not just a colouring book, it's a piece of art which is why I love it so much. While I could easily draw out all these pictures and colour them, it's so much more fun to look at all these pictures in detail and then choose whatever colours and style I want to add. I think this book it's tons of fun and I'd recommend it to anyone even if you aren't an artist. Everyone can have fun with this book.

My only complaint was that some pictures span two pages and it's really hard to colour in the crack of the book. Most pages are fine but the really cool ones do this and it bothers me that I can't colour all the white space. It's worth the buy either way.