This treasury of detailed, accurately rendered illustrations (including two double-page spreads) invites coloring book enthusiasts to bring over 40 species of butterflies to life in vivid color. Here are such delicately beautiful creatures as the black, salmon-orange, white and blue painted lady, the rapid-flying dogface butterfly, with wing markings that look like a poodle's profile, and a host of others: pipevine swallowtail, monarch, buckeye, white admiral, olive hairstreak, Milbert's tortoiseshell, great spangled fritillary, ruddy daggerwing, fiery skipper, mourning cloak, tiger...

In terms of numbers, distribution, and long-term survival, insects are probably the most successful of all animals. Entomologists estimate there are more than two million living species, at least half of them as yet unidentified. In this volume, illustrator Jan Sovak has captured the astonishing diversity of size, shape, and coloration in the insect world in precise, carefully researched depictions of 45 species: elephant stag beetle, earwig, giant desert scorpion, walking stick, tiger beetle, desert tarantula, black widow spider, human flea, pleasing fungus beetle, and many more. By coloring...

Add a touch of toothy pizzazz to your arms, shoulders, legs, and other body parts with realistic full-color tattoos of eight awesome sharks: Great White, Thresher, Coral Reef, Nurse, and more. These tattoos will stay on for days, even after washing, yet can be easily removed with baby oil.

Take a deep-sea dive and get the big picture of the ocean floor with these 24 unbacked, ready-to-color illustrations. Separate images of sharks, fish, turtles, seaweed, coral, and a sunken ship fit together into an enormous poster, which measures 44 x 471/4 inches. On the inside covers, you'll find a full-color version of the poster, identifications of each sea creature, and simple instructions for assembly. Pages are perforated for easy removal.

Here are awesome images of all the most popular prehistoric creatures Dinosaur fans of all ages will appreciate these realistic depictions of Tyrannosaurus rex, Triceratops, Apatosaurus, and other familiar dinosaurs as well as more recent discoveries. Sixty highly detailed illustrations to color include the stealthy, egg-stealing Oviraptor; the gigantic Supersaurus; the dainty Koparion; and many others, all portrayed in their natural habitats.