Let your imagination take off with this Hot Air Balloons Coloring Book, featuring 36 pages with a variety of perspective, styles, and scenes to color.
Illustrations inspired by Balloon Festivals and Daydream Flights feature old-fashioned flyers, modern balloons, and a lot of fantasy fun.
Of the 36 different pictures, 12 pages feature scenes with clouds, whilst the other 24 allow the colorist to choose the background; clear skies, clouds, sunsets, starry nights, or landscapes and trees. Earth's moon appears in 7 of the sky scenes.
With so many designs, what will you choose to color first?
- Fantasy takes flight with a winged unicorn (unicorn pegasus)
- A ship with masts sailing
- Celtic Knots
- Ocean Life, such as Sea shells, Starfish, Sea urchins, Sea horses, and a sea turtle
- Butterflies and Butterfly wing designs, imitating their patches of colors
- Flowers
- Dragonflies
- Shooting stars, Whimsical stars, and starbursts
- An elephant balloon (he almost looks like he is balancing on a ball)
- Zebra stripes
- Big Cat speckles, such as a leopard or cheetah
- Giraffe spots
- Unique Patterns
- Swirls in various shapes
- Geometric shapes: diamonds, squares, circles, triangles
- Blank, balloons allowing you to create color or style your own
There are even a few shaped balloons like an owl, a penguin, and a star.
There are six pages each (24 pages) showcasing sideview perspectives of individual or multiple balloons in 4 different styles; such as one balloon close with the others at various distances, cloud scenes with medium to farther away balloons in flight (one of these features the Moon), old-fashioned flyers and creative inventions (with nets and ropes, some even feature wings), and one large or close balloon with a cloudy sky scene with Earth's moon in the background.
There are 6 pages of looking up at the bottom of multiple balloons in the sky or as they take flight; gussets surrounding the basket in patterns and shapes. There are 6 other pages featuring the opposite perspective; looking down on the tops of balloons with shapes and patterns made of and on the balloon gussets.
Book/Page size is 8.5 x 11 inches (about 21.59 x 27.94 cm).
As with other coloring books by Lisa Marie Ford, this collection is available in two editions; a Right-handed version and this Left-handed version.
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. 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. These options allow the colorist to choose whichever edition allows the coloring hand freedom to express best.
There is a color testing page included for trying out a color for the first time or blending multiple colors before putting them in a picture...or doodling.
These designs range from simple to detailed, with thin to thick lines, and make a nice variety for the whole family.
Whimsical high flying coloring fun for "kids" of all ages.
About the Author: Lisa, also known as Lis, is a Farmer Poet, a photographer, an artist, and a teller of tales. Lisa was born in 1981 in Family Farm Country, USA, where her family's way of life shaped her unique perspective in today's world. Through growing up, living, and working on an American Family Farm to the privilege of interacting, daily, with Nature and many of Nature's Curiosities her love of wildlife, nature, space, and farm critters blossomed. Her creative works range from poems and stories, such as "The Critters That Call the Farm Home" Series and "From the Barnyard to the Backwoods" Series, to Critter Express Postcards and Back-Forty Bookmarks, to Pieces of Light and, now, coloring books. Lisa lives with her family on their farm in Pennsylvania with her Sheltie Collie, Audie (who is named after Audie Murphy) and an American Quarter Horse named Cecil (after Lisa's great-grandfather). A cow, some pygmy goats...including a rooster who thinks he's a goat, a couple of barn cats, a paddle of ducks, and two bunnies are some of the other critters that call the farm home. For more information about the author or to see any of her artworks please visit http: //www.picsbylis.com/. If you would like to receive e-mail newsletters please join "The Critter Club". Lisa can also be found on Twitter, Facebook, Pinterest, and Google+... just follow the links on her site.
