50 Bold Beautiful Mandalas: Coloring Pages for All Ages These are coloring pages you can see, even in low-light conditions.)These mandalas began as sketches, and then heavier lines were added.Each of these 50 designs is unique, and printed on one side of the page. Three levels of detail: Basic,
| TITLE | : | 50 Bold Beautiful Mandalas: Coloring Pages for All Ages |
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| RATING | : | 4.79 (208 Votes) |
| ASIN | : | 1518854834 |
| FORMAT TYPE | : | Paperback |
| NUMBER of PAGES | : | 116 Pages |
| PUBLISH DATE | : | 2015-10-31 |
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Looking for easy mandalas with big, wide lines and bold coloring areas? They're here! 50 different mandalas. Bold lines. Bigger-than average coloring areas. Three levels of detail: Basic, Intermediate, and Elegant, throughout this lovely book.Hate tiny designs and skinny lines? Do you like to color when you're a passenger in the car or on a flight? This is the book for you! These 50 bold, easy mandalas will help you relax, day and night. You won't need reading glasses. These are coloring pages you can see, even in low-light conditions.Each of these 50 designs is unique, and printed on one side of the page. (The back of each page is blank so marker ink won't bleed through.)These mandalas began as sketches, and then heavier lines were added. So, they won't be as pristine, sterile, and "perfect" as computer-generated mandalas. If organic designs are more your style, we think you'll like the
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About the Author Aisling D'Art is the author of the popular "Bold and Easy Coloring Pages" series, and has created over a dozen coloring books for adults.She's taught workshops at Art & Soul, Art Unraveled, Artfest, Celebrate Art, and Dragon Con. She's a founding member of the Coloring Group, a collection of artists designing unique and unusual coloring books for adults.
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