Kingdom of Curious Creatures

Escape to a magical world of whimsical fairytale art!

Over 70 storybook-inspired designs for adults, from kittens and bunnies playing together to a frog steering a gondola, that capture a magical and charming setting
Full-spread designs mixed with stand-alone designs to offer a variety of coloring options, all printed back-to-back on high-quality paper
Inspirational gallery of 6 fully colored examples is included to jump-start your creativity
Author Kanoko Egusa is a professional designer and artist with a unique perspective
Explore an imaginative place where a family of ducklings enjoys a garden bath, piglets nap in antique teacups, forest creatures share a feast together, and hares throw a wedding to remember!

Inside this beautiful and charming coloring book for grown-ups, you'll color 74 imaginative scenes of anthropomorphic animals to life while you express your creativity! Featuring colored examples to inspire you before you begin coloring, and interesting fairytale-inspired art that was originally published in Japan, you can fill each page with your favorite art materials.

Within these 96 pages, you'll find some designs span across full two-page spreads to capture a wider scope within each enchanting scene, while other illustrations are just one page. Breathe life into each stunning illustration as you relax and express your creativity through color!

Author Kanoko Egusa is a professional designer and artist with a unique imagination and perspective, as she creates whimsical worlds with animals, flowers, and plants that offer something new and interesting for people to color.

Explore a coloring experience and fairytale adventure book in one, with Kingdom of Curious Creatures!

"Kingdom of Curious Creatures is such a delightful collection of sweet and charming illustrations. I love how fantasy and nature are so beautifully woven together on the pages."
—Katie Vaz, Artist, Illustrator, Author of Make Yourself Cozy and Cottagecore Galore

Note: This is the English / U.S. version of the original Japanese printing.