A coloring journey of extraordinary animals and the beautiful worlds they live in
Special features:Artist
Created:
No AI-generated or stock images! Every one of the 46 coloring
designs was hand-drawn by artist Ken Matsuda. Two
Coloring Tutorials:
Artist Ken Matsuda shows you his process step by
step with colored pencils and with watercolors. A
Quality Coloring Experience:
Printed on heavyweight paper; the durable
sewn binding lets you press down on the pages without cracking the spine. Bonus
Content and Codes! Includes 9 full-page fully colored designs, as well
as QR codes at the back of the book for each artwork that will lead you to
a colored version on the author's Instagram page for inspiration. The
Perfect Gift:
This premium package includes 24 pages of full color as
well as 46 beautiful black-and-white designs, plus colorful foil stamping
on the cover.
Enter the amazing, wildly imaginative world of Ken Matsuda, with stunning depictions of giant tortoises and hermit crabs carrying their habitats on their backs; whales and penguins in a graceful dance; hippos, iguanas, foxes, and so much more,
entwined with dogwood blossoms, poppies, and other beautiful botanicals. Matsuda also includes detailed step-by-step tutorials for how to color one of the designs in two different ways, using colored pencils for one and watercolor paint for the other. For added coloring inspiration, 9 fully colored designs are included as well as QR codes at the back of the book that lead to fully colored renderings for the rest of the artworks on the artist's Instagram page.
Ecotopia is a coloring celebration of the world around us, bringing into creative focus what often goes unnoticed.
Coloring is an enjoyable activity that also delivers tangible mental health benefits. It can calm as well as relax the brain and improve its ability to function. Coloring can also relieve stress and anxiety and improve focus. So discover the creative world of artist Ken Matsuda and color yourself calm and captivated!
Ken Matsuda creates his works using ink and watercolor, his primary inspiration being the symbiotic relationship between animals and plants. He lives in Japan.