Color over the gray to bring your image to life From the creator of the beloved Beautiful Creatures comes Beautiful Nature.

Awaken the beauty of the natural world as you color over the gray in this unique and elegant grayscale adult coloring book.

- 48 stunning grayscale images of flowers, plants and landscapes for you to color - Printed one-sided on 100lb archival quality, acid-free paper - Perforated for easy removal and framing of your colored picture - Watermarked on the back of each picture for the colorist's name and date

Immerse yourself in the solitude of an arid desert, turn the page and take shelter in the stillness of an ancient forest. From wide-sweeping landscapes to the most delicate botanicals, Beautiful Nature harnesses the restorative power of the natural world. Simply color over the gray, matching light and dark tones to reveal lifelike shading. Saturate the grayscale with heavy color, use the lightest of touches or simply let it be. Flood the page with vibrant brights or allow a softer color palette to emerge. As the colorist, you are free to immerse yourself in the space between black and white, and explore the many shades of your imagination.

Printed on acid-free, archival quality paper, perforated for framing, each piece offers an opportunity to explore your inner artist. Use your colors to breathe life into the grayscale, and lose yourself in the process. Whether your happy place is toes buried in the sand, nose-deep in a bloom or on a mountain top, Beautiful Nature can take you there, if only for a moment.

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As a young girl, Nicole was enchanted by a black and white photograph hanging in her parents' summer cabin, wishing she could bring it to life with color. An artist at heart, Nicole imagined a collection of coloring books filled with inspiring, carefully curated photographs. Following the beloved Beautiful Creatures, Beautiful Nature is the second in her series of elegant grayscale coloring books. A mother of two young children, Nicole treasures any moment to lose herself in color and creation in her Vancouver home.