Did you know yesterday was National Coloring Book Day? After I found out I spent the day coloring!! I was going to write this review as well but I got engrossed in coloring. In honor of the fun day I want to share with you a new coloring book. It is The Colors of Nature: A Color, Draw & Sketch Book for All Things Wild & Free by Lindsay Hopkins.
This is not just a coloring book. There are pages that share a bit about the plant and flower as well as coloring pages with quotes and a tutorial on how to draw the flowers or plants and finally a place to write nature observations.
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The pages are double sided and relatively thick so most pens will not leak through. I love the coloring pages and love that they teach the user to draw their own.
The book includes pages on bluebells, buttercups, cactus, dahlias, daisies, ferns, monsteras, mums, peonies, poppies, roses, succulents, sunflowers, tulips, and zinnias. It ends with a page suggesting to get out in nature and search for the various plants.
I love the pictures however many of them are large so they are best with markers or colored pencils. I find my gel pens aren't great for all the pictures.
I really love this coloring book and love that it takes the user further than just coloring. To see some of the coloring books I have reviewed check out my Relaxing Friday series.
Now let's party!! Thank you to everyone who shared with us at our last party. Just a reminder that we do not feature any of the food/recipe posts and ask you not to share them here. There were some great ideas shared. Below are a few of the features from our last party, but be sure to go back and check out the many great crafts shared! Please remember Creative Kids Culture Blog Hop is a place to share all your diverse and cultural posts there. I can't wait to see what your latest creations are!!
Features
1) From The Scrap Shoppe: Fall Harvest Wreath & Centerpiece
3) From Liliacraftparty: Italian Vineyard Shawl Knitting Pattern
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