Do you love coloring or know someone that does? Then this coloring book is for you, or it will make a great gift idea for your family and friends. Coloring is an excellent way to relax and unwind. Recent studies have shown that adult coloring books can help reduce stress and promote mindfulness. The 30 pages in this doodle style coloring book have been drawn by an Artist that specialises in Adult coloring patterns. The pages in all of our books are printed single sided, this means you can trim them out if you're using markers. So pick up your favourite pencils or markers and settle down with this book for some relaxation. Happy coloring!

For coloring book fans who like challenges, here is an entertaining collection of 30 optically demanding and delightfully disconcerting illustrations. Intriguing assortment of heavenly bodies — stars within stars, interlacing stars, and polyhedra-like configurations — can be colored in bold hues or soft, muted tones for completely original results.

This double pack includes Sun, Moon, and Stars Coloring Book Volume 1 and Sun, Moon, and Stars Coloring Book Volume 2. So, that means that you get all of the sun, moon, and stars illustrations from each of those volumes all in one coloring book. With 60 beautiful celestial designs, colorists of all ages will delight in adding their own touch of color to each of the illustrations found in this coloring book. So, gather together your favorite art supplies and get ready for hours of fun as you color each of these delightful sun, moon, and star-filled illustrations. The back of each coloring page has been left blank. That makes these illustrations perfect for displaying after you've finished coloring them in.

Brighten your day with detailed drawings of fanciful images that fill the sky! Thirty illustrations feature cheerful blazing suns, mysterious crescent moons, and other fun-to-color celestial designs highlighted by animals, flowers, clouds, and star patterns.

Krystine Kryttre has been published in Raw, Weirdo, Artforum, Go Naked and other high-quality comics anthologies. Hersolo comic-book, Death Warmed Over compiles more obscure shorts she placed in various magazines. But Krystine Kryttre has vanished from the comics pages she used to haunt. Instead, she has been concentrating on paintings, animation and experimental taxidermy and she now shows her works in art galleries. As her Summer 2001 show at La Luz de Jesus Gallery in Los Angeles approaches, Last Gasp as the gallery's publishing partner will offer this excellent coloring book that tells a maybe-not-completely autobiographical story of the apprenticeship of a graphic artist. Printed on the rough paper of old-time coloring books, this Freudian table will show that Kryttre can tell a deep and meaningful (not to mention hilarious) story in a few panels with no text.