Lisa Marie Ford

Autumn Colors Coloring Book Left-Handed Edition Lisa Marie Ford

Color through the Autumn Season and add this book to the Fall Harvest. With leaves, mushrooms, flowers, pumpkins, gourds, and more every pencil or crayon can have a chance to color in this book. Fall is certainly colorful. Which page will you choose to color first? Harvest colors are gathered within the pages; pumpkins, gourds, watermelons, apples, pears, black walnuts, hickory nuts, and more. Like flowers? In this book there is New England Aster, Butterfly Cosmos, and Sunflowers. Need a shortcut to mushrooms? Fungus and 'shrooms pop up here and there throughout this collection. There are even a few hidden "critters" like a Bumble Bee, inch worm, and caterpillar. And of course, what would Fall be without a plethora of colorful leaves... or waiting to be colored leaves. Book/Page size is 8.5 x 11 inches (about 21.59 x 27.94 cm). This book includes TWO sets of 24 different illustrations, for a total of 48 pages to color in...plus a few extras here and there. Two sets offers chances to color an image with all new colors, try again after a mishap, or share with a friend. Images are on one side of the page only for easy removal to color and display, with the image title on the back of the page. All image titles are also found in a table of contents. As with other coloring books by Lisa Marie Ford, this collection is available in two editions; this Left-handed version and a Right-handed version. These options allow the colorist to choose whichever edition allows the coloring hand freedom to express best. The Right-handed book has the binding on the left side of the book; featuring coloring pages on odd pages, or the right page when the book is opened. The Left-handed Edition, with the coloring pages on the left page when the book is opened displaying two pages, places the binding on the right side when coloring. There are two color testing pages included for trying out a color for the first time or blending multiple colors before putting them in a picture...or doodling. Harvest some coloring fun for "kids" of all ages.