Slow Days in Italy
You want an hour of slow coloring, not a page so intricate it outlasts the afternoon: fifty Italian scenes, drawn thick and open enough to finish in one sitting.
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What’s inside
- Fifty unique designs across twelve kinds of scene: piazzas and fountains, terraced streets with washing overhead, single doorways, shuttered windows, hillside terraces, arched loggias, cafe tables under a pergola, market stalls, bell towers, stepped alleys, walled courtyards and a parked scooter. No repeats, no filler, no puzzles padding the count.
- One design per page, with a blank page behind every scene, so markers and gel pens can never spoil the next picture.
- Thick, forgiving outlines and large open areas that suit markers, colored pencils, and gel pens alike.
- A wide inside margin, so nothing important disappears into the spine, and a color test page at the front so you can try your pens before you start.
- Somewhere, a cat. It turns up in twelve of the fifty designs.
Who this is for
Fifty unhurried afternoons in Italy, drawn with thick, forgiving lines. A green door in a stone wall, washing strung between shutters, a scooter parked where it always is, a bell tower over the roofs. Every scene is the kind you can finish in one sitting. Third in the Slow Days series, the travel coloring books from our imprint, in the same format as Slow Days in Japan so the volumes sit together on a shelf.
Published through Amazon under our imprint, Second Bloom Press.