MixedBut yeah, this is fine, not one of my favorites. I don't love it. I don't hate it. I like that I finally used the distress inks.
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Small Victories (2023)
Others: Positive From bestselling author Johanna Basford, a charming, pocket-sized coloring book that invites artists to create satisfying and simple masterpieces We don’t always have a whole afternoon or even an hour to dedicate to our creative practice. Small Victories is the perfect book for when you want to pick up a pencil and complete a coloring page in a single sitting. Colorists will find pages with multiple individual drawings, from which they can select a few and color, along with little vignettes and smaller motifs that can be completed in a single coloring session—all featuring Johanna Basford’s trademark whimsical illustrations and flights of fantasy. The perfect coloring book to flex your creative muscle, while also guaranteeing more of those feel good vibes you get on completion of a project!
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Others: MixedExperience the beauty and magic of the changing seasons with this delightful witch coloring book! Follow the journey of two witches as they engage in seasonal activities, from picking pumpkins and reading tea leaves in the autumn, to visiting a holiday café and cozying up by the fire at home with their cat in the winter; from brewing magical potions and tending the green house in the spring to gathering wildflowers and attending a magical fair in the summer. Delight in the intricate details of each drawing, as you bring to life the magic and wonder of each season with your own unique artistic flair. Whether you are a lover of witchcraft or simply enjoy a bit of magical art, this coloring book is the perfect way to connect with the changing seasons and explore your creative side. Use your favorite colors and materials to capture the essence of each season and let your imagination run wild as you create your own vision of the world of witches. Relax and unwind as you immerse yourself in the magic of the seasons. This coloring book is perfect —for yourself or as a gift—for anyone who loves magic, cozy fantasy, and the wonder of the changing seasons. Celebrate the magic all year round with this captivating witch coloring book! This coloring book provides you with an inspiring and enchanting witchy world and hours of enjoyment! 8.5" x 8.5" pages31 hand-drawn illustrations ranging from fun and cute simpler pieces to full complex scenes filled with witchy detailsSingle sided pages to avoid bleeding through (to be safe an extra sheet of paper between the pages is recommended) and to allow you to remove them (for example to frame your finished piece)Unleash your creativity and let go of your everyday worries, grab your favorite coloring pencils and sink into this wonderful world of witches — and color it yours!
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