Imagimorphia: An Extreme Colouring and Search Challenge (Kerby Rosanes Extreme Colouring)

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I have had my copy for a few weeks now and I can honestly say it lives up to and surpasses the quality and content of its predecessor. It is obvious what one "can do" if one chooses to do so, thus for me the "instructions" messed up nearly every page.

in Imagimorphia, each page has a different theme from castles, steam trains and skulls to Steampunk-inspired flying ships and crazy robots. The texture of the paper is important for me as I use colored pencils for my work (due to the double-sided printing and the leak-through of markers.As I noted at that time, I really enjoy Kerby Rosanes artwork which includes an unusual look at design and I have a really fun time coloring all the little odds and ends that make up the full design. Kerby's unique and ground-breaking black-and-white-line style lends the book wide cross-over appeal and will attract fans of all ages. Hopefully the illustrator focuses on the awe-inspiring art work in the future instead of giving others "what to do" instructions. Our team is made up of book lovers who are dedicated to sourcing and providing the best books for kids. The book is formatted exactly the same as Animorphia, with great paper quality that takes waterbased markers without bleed.

The cover has a matte feel with glossy images and title, a perfect complement to the design of Animorphia.The paper is extremely smooth and did not provide good tooth (or grip) for the color to adhere evenly.

The intricate compositions are filled with mind-boggling detail and there are objects hidden throughout the book to find. That is good and a great improvement since the last book but there are some more subtle differences in the publishing that still makes me prefer the UK version.

Imagimorphia is packed full of intricate images of stunning creatures and landscapes morphing and shapeshifting into Kerby's signature, breathtaking scenes. Most of you will have seen the picture I coloured from this book on my Marco Raffine pencil review, but here it is again in case you missed it.

It actually weighs slightly more than the UK version – either a slightly heavier paper or the slightly larger size of book – or a combination of both of these. What actually arrived was a coloring book printed on a much heavier weight of paper than the US Animorphia book.An amazing adult coloring book challenge, featuring the strange and superdetailed images of artist Kerby Rosanes. He considers his art as a personal hobby which became his part-time freelance work after being recognized by various design blogs, international magazines and online art communities.