Marty Noble's Peaceful World - (Dynamic Adult Coloring Books) (Paperback)
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<p/><br></br><p><b> Book Synopsis </b></p></br></br><b>Bestselling author Marty Noble shows you how to color scenes from the world's most vibrant cultures!</b> <p/>In <i>Marty Noble's Peaceful World</i>, bestselling coloring book artist Marty Noble invites colorists to explore the rainbow of our kaleidoscopic, multicultural world through coloring. <p/>Forty-eight detailed and intricate line illustrations will escort you through Japan, Indonesia, Guatemala, Morocco, Italy, and many more regions on the globe. Marty transforms these exotic places into everyday scenes such as a boy flying a kite in China, women at a well in India, a fruit market in Thailand, a child sleeping in Mexico, and a woman by the river in Turkey. These illustrations draw from aesthetic styles ranging from Bedouin and Caribbean motifs to Native American and Eastern European art. Each covers a different level of complexity for both the amateur and advanced colorist that will engage your inner artist and get your coloring juices flowing. <p/>These pages are perforated and printed on one side, allowing you to remove and display finished designs easily. <i>Marty Noble's Peaceful World</i> offers an absorbing and fascinating coloring experience that will reconnect you to the rest of the globe--it is truly a colorful world!<p/><br></br><p><b> About the Author </b></p></br></br>Marty Noble is a "New York Times" bestselling coloring book artist, with more than three hundred books published and over three million copies of her books sold. Her designs and art have been used in book illustrations, posters, puzzles, greeting cards, plate designs, and calendars over the past twenty-two years. Her passion for photography and mastery of computer art programs have enabled her to marry the two in her recent print series depicting the natural beauty of Southern California. She lives in Santa Barbara, California.<BR>
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