Flower Fashion Fantasties - Adult Coloring Book Review

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by Ming-Ju Sun
Published by Dover Publications on November 21st 2012
Style: Perforated pages, single page illustrations
Pages: 64
Format: Soft cover

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Fashion goes back to nature with this gallery of 31 full-page images to color, in which glamorous models sport dresses and hats consisting of intricately entwined flowers, leaves, and vines. These imaginative illustrations are inspired by botanical drawings and sources from Japanese, Chinese, and Indian art. Pages are perforated and printed on one side only.

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Flower Fashion Fantasies Coloring Book Review

Flower Fashion Fantasies is illustrated by Ming-Ju Sun for Creative Haven. Creative Haven publish a large range of coloring books for adults with various themes. This soft cover book measures approximately 8.5 x 11 inches which is the standard size for Creative Haven. On the inside and back cover you will find two colored illustrations from the book to inspire you. Like, all their books, the pages are white and perforated.

Inside, Flower Fashion Fantasies you will find 31 lovely illustrations of women in floral based costumes. Even the jewellery and headwear is made from flowers. If you love floral themes and coloring skin and hair then this book will be one for you.

The illustrations all have a border around them which gives them a portrait type feel. The lines are black and crisp and clean and easy to discern on the images. However, a lot of the images are very intricate, with a lot of detail. If you have visual or problems with motor skills you may feel overwhelmed by the fiddly bits. There are about 5 illustrations that do not have as much finer detail, in my opinion, that may be suitable for those with eyesight issues.