#90: The Super Awesome Coloring Book by Mark Cesarik

This sophisticated adult coloring book features 50 highly detailed original patterns and illustrations for hours of stress relief and creativity. Turtles, fishing lures, dogs, bears, butterflies, chairs, flowers, a fighter pilot and more are intermixed with modern geometric patterns. Bring the eclectic pages to life with colored pencils, markers, crayons, or water colors. Each page is printed on one side only. Appealing to kids and grown ups of all ages, this book features the artwork of popular New York City illustrator Mark Cesarik. It is edited by the best-selling coloring book artist Jenean Morrison.

Paperback: 104 pages
Publisher: Test Pattern Press (September 11, 2015)
ISBN: 9780692525791

AMAZON US | AMAZON CA | AMAZON UK

About the Author

About Mark Cesarik, Artist: Mark is an NYC-based graphic designer, illustrator and painter with a BFA in painting and drawing from the School of Art Institute in Chicago. He designs artwork for the home, craft and apparel industries. His designs have appeared on everything from wallpaper to pajamas. Connect with Mark on Facebook (Mark Cesarik Art & Design) and at markces.com.

REVIEW:
Hours, no, days of fun!!!
I love coloring. Have loved it my whole life. It's calming, you create beautiful things, and you feel happier seeing the beautiful pictures in color.

Happy #NationalColoringBookDay

A photo posted by Freda Mans (@fredasphotos) on Sep 26, 2015 at 11:07am PDT

I sat down to watch a movie, pulled out the coloring book and pencil crayons, and a couple hours later, couldn't tell you what happened in the movie. It just so happened to be National Coloring Book Day when I started this one, and that was cool too.

These intricate designs take a while to color. It's been over a month for me. I color for a bit, become more relaxed and at ease, then set it aside. I always came back to it when I felt stressed and needed a back from the norm.

Now, I've almost got the first page done.

Okay so I went a little overboard on the colors. The hubby said it was busy as heck, but like I said it was done in pieces and whatever felt good to me at the time. I will have to limit my colors in the next piece.

It was as fun as when I was a kid though. Time flew by, and I am okay with what came out. With coloring books for adults being a big thing right now, this is one people will definitely enjoy for its' designs, and that it will take you some time to get through. This is a great book for taking your mind elsewhere or nowhere at all.

5/5

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Scooby Doo: The Sword And The Scoob

AVAILABLE ON DIGITAL NOW AND DVD MARCH 23! RATED F 72 minutes AMAZON An evil sorceress transports the gang back to the age chivalrous knights, spell-casting wizards, and fire-breathing dragons. While there, Shaggy unwittingly pulls out Excalibur from a nearby stone to cut a block of cheese and now no one is sure who the rightful ruler is. The legendary wizard, Merlin, appears and explains that the throne of Camelot must be determined through TRIAL BY COMBAT. Our heroes pull out all the stops to try and win the tournament, break the witch's hold on King Arthur, and find a way back to the present in this legendary story of Scooby Doo in King Arthur's Court. REVIEW: It was weird starting off with a He-Man lookalike, Thunder the Barabarian), until I realized a character from the film was watching the cartoon in the airplane. Still, it was kind of cool to reminice about two cartoons from my childhood. So many great actors bring the film to life! What a fun story it was too! Although

#19: Cinder - Marissa Meyer

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The #Friday56 & #Instagram56

Welcome to week 588! RULES: *Grab a book, any book. *Turn to Page 56 or 56% on your ereader . If you have to improvise, that is okay. *Find a snippet, short and sweet. *Post it, and add the url to your post in the Linky below . If you don't link up, we may not know to visit. Also join in the fun on Instagram using the hashtags #Instagram56 #Friday56 Happy weekend to you all! Check out this read on Amazon . Read my review . Read my 56: View this post on Instagram A post shared by Freda Mans (@fredasphotos) Book Beginnings leave your links in the comments if you didn't join in the Friday 56. Q: How many books do you buy per month? A: I honestly don't have a number. I rarely buy books, and when I do, it's a book I can't live without. **This is a weekly book meme post. Compensation may be earned from the link within.

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