- Author: Joe Brusha
- Number of Designs:45
- Format:Paperback
This is the second coloring book released by Zenescope with illustrations by Joe Brush. It is a bit of a disappointment compared to the first publication (Grimm Fairy Tales). In this book a third of the pages (15) are used for rather uninteresting wallpaper patterns - an unfortunate trend in books that try to bulk up their page count without adding much value.
Alice in Wonderland advanced coloring book
Pattern pages can be interesting in themselves (although I prefer zendoodle style to the repetitive wallpaper patterns). And a page or two can be good for testing bleed-through and color combinations. But I object when they seem to server mostly as filler.
Adult Coloring Pages Alice in Wonderland
The cover image is perhaps a bit misleading. It is included in the book, but other illustrations are often a bit dark and of a different style. Image/print quality on some pages lacks clarity. Some people really like illustrations, however. I've seen comments including descriptions like "excellent", "sexy" and "spicy." There are quite a few Queen of Hearts designs, so if you're a fan you might especially enjoy this volume.
Illustrations are printed on one-sided pages, but the paper quality is rather low and light weight.