Coloring books are all the rage- & I’ve been sucked in. I like patterns but I LOVE quirky. Every Little Thing is fabulously quirky & has lovely pictures often dealing with animals, plants, & 1980s inspired items. I love every single page- some have cats on cell phones while others have birds & junk food. What’s not to love about that? Keep reading to see inside! 
Wander through a 1980’s-inflected dreamscape of stuffed animals and boom boxes, dance along with a joyful parade of woodland creatures–each page of this coloring book invites you to explore a different kaleidoscope-like universe of pattern, shape and image. From the mind of Payton Cosell Turner—the creative force behind the celebrated wallpaper studio Flat Vernacular—comes this all-ages ode to the wondrous objects that make life beautiful. The coloring journey you take through these exquisite hand-drawn pages will inspire and delight.
Here are some sample pages- you can see they’re hand drawn & sometimes have a bit of color. The company Flat Vernacular was founded by Payton Cosell Turner & Brian Kaspr & specialize in original hand-drawn, hand-printed, and one-of-a-kind wallpapers. No wonder these 80 pages are so fun & unique! Even Cobo (my fur child) likes it…possibly because I like coloring on the couch where he can lay on me.
You can purchase Every Little Thing: A Flat Vernacular Coloring Book by Payton Cosell Turner from Amazon here.
What are some of your favorite kinds of coloring books? What do you look for in a coloring book? Hand drawn or more exact?
