Books with title Marine Tropical Fish Stained Glass Coloring Book

With this little book you can re-create the vibrant patterns and colors of marine tropical fish. Included are eight different species, boldly outlined on translucent paper: sea horse, polkadot grouper, long-nose butterfly fish, clown triggerfish, and four more. Simply color with crayon, felt-tip pen, or colored pencil, and hang near a window or other light source to enjoy the vivid hues of some of nature's most spectacular creatures.On the inside back cover you'll find identifications of the fish. You can make a record of the names before removing the pages.

Forty-one different species of the most popular tropical fish are here for you to color. With 26 different types of marine plants, the fish are all shown in their natural environment, engaged in characteristic activities, among them a male Siamese fightingfish blowing his bubble nest and two kissing gourami.Selected by Dr. James W. Atz, Curator of the Department of Ichthyology at the American Museum of Natural History, these colorful and brilliantly patterned fish were chosen from among the favorites of tropical fish hobbyists, representing almost every group of freshwater fishes kept at home. Dr. Atz also prepared the captions, which give common and scientific names of both the tropical fish and the marine plants.

Create a series of glowing aquariums on paper with the attractive, accurate depictions of aquarium life in this exciting stained glass coloring book. Illustrator Carolyn Relei has produced fascinating, realistic images of 16 different tropical and other aquarium fish. Boldly outlined on translucent paper, the illustrations depict these varieties: Angelfish; Goldfish; Marbled Hatchetfish; Kissing Gourami; Zebra Danio; Betta; Coown Loach; Spiny Eel; Swordtail; Neon Tetra; Tiger Oscar; Discus; Guppy; Tiger Barb; Harlequin Fish; and Rosay Tetra.Bring these dazzling creatures vividly to life simply by coloring them with crayons, felt-tip pens, or paints. Then place the pictures in a window or near another light source to produce splendid stained glass effects. An identification guide is included, along with coloring suggestions.

Train buffs of all ages will love the classic charm of these antique locomotives, rendered as stained glass designs. Boldly outlined, ready-to-color images depict eight different railroad engines from the past. Simply color these streamlined miniatures with crayons, colored pencils, or felt-tip pens and hang them in a window or near another light source for brilliant effects.

A mythical creature said to prefer living alone in deep forests, the unicorn is a horse-like animal identified by a single horn in the middle of its forehead. These noble beasts with magical powers are featured in this collection of 16 charming illustrations to color.Full-page drawings depict a unicorn ridden by a fairy princess, embraced by an enormous sea creature, at rest on the grounds of a medieval castle, soaring above the clouds, and in 12 other beguiling scenes. Portraits of this legendary quadruped will glow with life when colored with crayons, paints, or other media and placed in a window or other source of bright light.

Popular among designers and crafters, the circular symmetry of mandala designs also makes them fun to color. This eye-catching collection of "stained glass" illustrations invites coloring book fans to apply their hues to a variety of these intriguing patterns, complete with centerpieces of human faces, florals, mythical creatures, and abstract designs.