Thirty full-page patterns to color feature all of Halloween’s eagerly anticipated symbols: skeletons, candy, haunted houses, jack-o’-lanterns, and a host of creepy creatures, from Frankenstein and Dracula to wizards, werewolves, and witches on broomsticks. Each of the images is bursting with detail and bordered by a trick-or-treat theme.
Bonus Editorial Feature
5 Questions with Jessica Mazurkiewicz: An Exclusive Dover Interview
Jessica Mazurkiewicz’s graphic designs appear in books and magazines as well as on clothing and dinnerware — and, of course, many of Dover’s bestselling coloring books. With the help of our Facebook friends, we put together a few questions for this talented artist.
1.) Your coloring and activity books are directed at a younger audience. Have you been drawing since you were little, and do you call upon your “inner child” for inspiration?
I have always loved to draw and make things with my hands. I’m the oldest of several sisters and when we were young I used to make little activity books and pages for them to color. I remember how I would wrack my brain to create something fun and interesting for them to enjoy — a very similar process takes place in my mind now, just for a much larger group of color artists.
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