In Best of Pop Manga Coloring Book, you’ll find magical mermaids, curious creatures, dazzling dragons, and adorable anime-inspired characters all drawn in Camilla’s signature Pop Surrealism style.

Featuring everything from haunting and surreal character portraitsto pages filled with patterns and designs all rendered in d'Errico'sinimitable style, Pop Manga Coloring Book is guaranteed toprovide hours of coloring fun and excitement.With a mixture of manga, steampunk and pop culture, it would be impossible not to find something to love.

Relax and unwind with the wonderful world of Manga as you colour your way through the 64 pages of unique and interesting artwork and create your own masterpiece! I would just be a little careful not to saturate the brush too much as it will distort the texture of the page. Overall, this is a collection worth recommending to those who enjoy a dash of the unusual in their lives. Line art can go either way when it comes to coloring books intended for grown ups, but this is a stunning example of what I'd love to see more of.Her characters are bizarrely avant-garde and beg for crazy hair colors and imaginative color combos. The next page you find yourself looking at a field of strawberries just begging for some delicious color. It would have been better to just do what she does rather than try to make it more "colouring-book"-like.

It is nice to have something in the background to colour, but d'Errico's style is not one to fill the page. The opinions I expressed above are my own and have not been influenced by receiving this coloring book from Blogging For Books. Featuring everything from haunting and surreal character portraits to pages filled with patterns and designs all rendered in d'Errico's inimitable style, Pop Manga Coloring Book is guaranteed to provide hours of coloring fun and excitement. The ratings/reviews displayed here may not be representative of every listing on this page, or of every review for these listings. It seems like the bulk of the illustrations fall into one of three broad categories: steampunk, under the sea, and goth girl, interrupted.

Something I haven't seen in a coloring book but I love the idea of being able to use the entire book to color. Chibi” was probably first introduced to the West through anime, and probably from the name of Sailor Chibimoon, in Sailor Moon. Some pages you have adorable children with creepy monsters, others you have cuddly animals with sad, unsmiling kids. Just in case you’re like me and aren’t used to so much freedom and creativity, the artist has also lent us another helping hand in the form of a little……. This one-of-a-kind book offers you the opportunity tocollaborate with d'Errico, adding your colors to her gorgeous black and whitelinework.