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Outside the Lines: An Artists' Coloring Book for Giant Imaginations | Souris Hong-Porretta

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Now a New York Times bestseller! Just add color! For anyone who loves creativity and contemporary art, or who simply loves the joy of coloring, comes Outside the Lines, a striking collection of illustrations from more than 100 creative masterminds, including animators, cartoonists, fine artists, graphic artists, illustrators, musicians, outsider artists, photographers, street artists, and video game artists. With contributions from Keith Haring, AIKO, Shepard Fairey, Exene Cervenka, Keita Takahashi, Jen Corace, Ryan McGinness, and more, Outside the Lines features edgy and imaginative pieces ready for you to add your own special touch.

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Outside the Lines: An Artists' Coloring Book for Giant Imaginations | Souris Hong-Porretta

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I stumbled on this modern art coloring book while looking for something entirely different. It's a very mixed bag - some artists understood the brief and what is nice about coloring, and some, well, very did not. I was delighted to see a piece by Keita Takahashi, best known for Katamari Damacy. It's only slightly weird compared to his usual downright bizarre ideas, and looks like it would be interesting to color, too.

willaful Oooo, I want this!

I know just what you mean about not understanding what's nice about coloring.. 2y

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