Coloring the Universe: A Journey into Ancient History, Art + the Spirit

By David Lebatard

An Adult Coloring Book for Amateur Artists and Art History Enthusiasts

World renowned artist David “Lebo” Le Batard combines the authentic energy of Miami street art with the visual storytelling of art history in this unique adult coloring book.

The ultimate guide to coloring for adults. Lebo’s style is inspired by masterpieces in the history of art, the graffiti and architecture of Miami, and reflective self-discovery. Characterized by a combination of cartoon imagery, richly saturated balances of color, and unique linear composition, this contemporary Latino artist crafts a unique coloring book beaming with animal symbolism and mandala spirituality. By coloring and drawing some of his famous pieces, you’ll transport through time, travel around the world, and create masterpieces of your own.

Learn to handle your stress with this adult coloring book. Master colors, techniques, and your own artistic spirit as you see the world like never before. In Coloring the Universe, mythology, history, metaphysics, and illustration all join seamlessly.

Unlike typical animal and mandala coloring books for adults, this unconventional art history book combines:

• Fine art
• Indigenous art
• Mythical creatures
• American cartooning
• Egyptian hieroglyphics
• Caribbean image-ry

If you’re looking for a graffiti adult coloring book, mandala and animal coloring book, or art history book for adults —and enjoyed books like Graffiti Art Coloring Book, Color the Classics, or Adult Coloring Book: Stress Relieving Designs —then Lebo's Coloring the Universe will awaken your inner artist!

• Language: English
• Publisher: Open Road Integrated Media
• Release date: Nov 23, 2021
• ISBN: 9781642505429

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Reviews for Coloring the Universe

[Brooke Clarke · Rating: 4 out of 5 stars]

It's unique, inspiring and very inviting. The moment I saw the front cover it spoke to me, commanded my attention & instantaneously prompted me into action. What I loved most was its ability to interact & ignite my memories of love & appreciation of art history.