Fantastic Cities
A Coloring Book of Amazing Places Real and Imagined (Adult, Coloring Books, City Coloring Books, Coloring Books for Adult,s)
by Steve McDonald
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appears in Adult Coloring, Art, and Nonfiction.
This unique coloring book features immersive aerial views of real cities from around the world alongside gorgeously illustrated, Inceptionlike architectural mandalas. Artist Steve McDonald's beautifully rendered and detailed line work offers bird'seye perspectives of visually arresting global locales from New York, London, and Paris to Istanbul, ...
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appears in Adult Coloring, Art, and Nonfiction.
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