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Andrews McMeel Publishing

Disney Dreams Collection Thomas Kinkade Studios Coloring Book

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Experience the magic of Disney through a collection of breathtaking Thomas Kinkade Studios masterpieces, beautifully transformed into a premium coloring book that lets you celebrate timeless Disney storytelling. This magical coloring book invites you to color some of Disney's most iconic moments as they've never been experienced before. Featuring paintings from the acclaimed Disney Dreams Collection, each illustration is paired with a full-color reference image so you can faithfully recreate the original masterpiece or bring your own creative vision to every page. Journey through unforgettable classics where Thomas Kinkade's signature glowing lights and richly detailed landscapes come together with beloved Disney characters in stunning works of art. Every page offers a peaceful escape into imagination while celebrating the stories generations of fans have cherished. 63 official Thomas Kinkade Studios Disney paintings transformed into premium coloring pages with full- color reference artwork alongside each pageIncludes scenes from beloved Disney classics including Sleeping Beauty, Lady and the Tramp, The Jungle Book, and more High-quality pages perfect for colored pencils, markers, and gel pens Perfect for Disney collectors and coloring book lovers of all ages Revisit your favorite stories, bring each scene to life, and create your own version of Disney magic. (c) Disney Read more

Publisher ‏ : ‎ Andrews McMeel Publishing


Publication date ‏ : ‎ September 19, 2017


Edition ‏ : ‎ Clr Csm


Language ‏ : ‎ English


Print length ‏ : ‎ 128 pages


ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 1449483186


ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 80


Item Weight ‏ : ‎ 2.31 pounds


Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 7.4 x 0.5 x 9.6 inches


Book 1 of 5 ‏ : ‎ Disney Dreams Collection by Thomas Kinkade Studios Coloring


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    • 63 Beautiful Coloring Designs based on the Disney artwork of Thomas Kinkade (includes color photos as well)
Format: Paperback
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Attached to this review will be my silent video which will show all of the pages of the coloring book, both the designs and the photos. I will also upload a few pages in photos to show how the book is put together. I own and really like both of the prior Kinkade coloring books but this one has to be my favorite. I am a fan both of his artwork and of Disney in general, so this book combines two of my favorites things. On top of that, I really like the way that illustrators interpreted the designs in this coloring book. Where the first two books had very sketch-like designs, in this book, much of the design is done is straight-forward line drawing. It will be much easier to color because of it. I find that I like the drawings in this book much more than the most recent Disney coloring books. Many of my favorite classic movies are included and there are also many of the newer sequel film characters included as well. The first thing I did after looking through this book was to go back on-line and order more copies to give away as gifts this holiday season. I know that they will be a big hit among my family and friends. This is the third Thomas Kinkade coloring book in this series and the first one to feature his Disney artwork. The books are published by Posh and follow the same format. The size of the book is the same as is the texture of the paper. The paper in this book is soft white. The designs are printed on the right hand side of with the color photo of the actual painting on the left hand side (i.e., opposite each other in the book.) This will allow me to look at the photo of the real painting while I am coloring my own. Certain coloring medium will bleed through and can ruin the colored designs (see below.) I purchased a second copy to keep the photos pristine as I work with alcohol-based markers most of the time. Here is what I experienced while coloring in this book and testing the paper with my medium: 63 Thomas Kinkade Disney designs with 63 color photos as well Designs printed on one side of the page with a photo on the back of the page. Paper is soft white, very slightly rough, non-perforated and medium weight. Designs stop before the binding area but unfinished elements are left on all four sides of the design which does not have a framing line. Glue Bound Pages can be cut out without loss of designs. I don't plan to do so as I want to keep the continuity of the colored picture and design together. Alcohol-based markers bleed through the paper. Water-based markers leave shadows of color (with some spotting through) on the back of the page except for the brush end of dual-end Tombow markers which did not leak through. India ink pens leave shadows of color on the back of the page. Gel pens do not bleed through. Colored pencils work well with this paper. I tested both oil and wax based pencils and was able to get good results from both. I got good pigment (especially with multiple layers of the same color.) I was able to layer different colors and to blend easily using a blending stick. If you decide to use markers, you will probably have some amount of bleed-through onto the back of the page. I recommend using a heavyweight sheet of paper or card stock below your working page. That will keep ink from damaging the next design below. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 19, 2017 by iiiireader
    • Incredible Disney coloring book! 🖍️
Format: Paperback
This Disney coloring book is so beautiful! I love that this is the first book of a collection. When I get finished with this one, I will order the next one in this collection. I love how each coloring page has the color printed painting by the one and only Thomas Kinkaid! He is an amazing artist and I've always loved his paintings! This is one coloring book that rises above others! I love having the colored painting on the left so I can color the picture just like his .or try to at least. This is the first time I've seen a coloring page have a printed copy beside of it. It makes it challenging to color it the exact same. Like honestly, I truly love this coloring book! I wouldn't rate this as a children's coloring book. It's mainly for teens and adults. The details are amazing! Thomas Kinkaid is legendary and I'm excited that I have one of his Disney coloring books! If you're a fan of Disney characters and Thomas Kinkaid, this coloring book is something I highly recommend buying! I started on it last night and I'm so excited to color each page! It's an incredible coloring book! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 8, 2025 by Holly C.
    • Thomas Kincaid Drawing Book
Format: Spiral-bound
This book is extremely detailed with color facing pictures showing what the completed drawing should look like. It has both challenging and easily completed drawings for a well rounded experience. In my opinion it is masterfully compiled to both challenge you and satisfy your need to complete beautiful pictured. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 6, 2026 by Jerrold Williams
    • Beautiful Disney Coloring Book, Great Gift
Format: Paperback
Got this as a gift for Christmas at work and a friend really wanted it as well so I bought it for her last year. It is such a beautiful coloring book and would recommend for any Disney lover. It's almost too beautiful to use but I love that it gives you both colored and noncolored pages.
Reviewed in the United States on November 17, 2025 by XxNxX
    • Quality and pictures are great but mostly all are drawn small and works best with super fine markers
Format: Paperback
This book is well drawn but the pages are smaller 7.4 wide by 9.6 height, and everything is drawn smaller and very tedious to color all those small areas. I think the other Disney Mystery books are much better in comparison. If you like to color small and with a super fine point marker or gel pen would be best, this is the book for you. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 23, 2026 by Daboots2012
    • Bright and a cheerful Coloring Book
Format: Paperback
Absolutely beautiful coloring book. Each coloring picture has a full color version as well, almost like a book. Then there is a blank page for you to color. It will be entertaining for the long winter months
Reviewed in the United States on December 7, 2025 by alisne
    • Another sixty-three color reproductions and line drawings of Kinkade's work - this time with Disney characters!
Format: Paperback
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The long-awaited third volume in posh's Thomas Kinkade coloring book series, The Disney Dreams Collection, builds on the previous two books. It's the same format: a Kinkade color print on the left side of the page as a guide, and a simplified drawing to color in on the right side. The plus is lots and lots of color prints and pages to color; the downside is that coloring on the right side of the page may bleed through or emboss the color print on the next page. The paper is medium-weight; the cover isn't as stiff as the first book. The publishers have continued their efforts to simplify the drawings to be less and less cluttered, getting away from the problem of the first book in the series where there were so many lines showing the different graduations of color and shade that it was not that easy to pick out the actual elements in the picture. So these drawings are much clearer. In order to do that, especially with original Disney painting which had small Disney characters in a more sweeping landscape, they have chosen details from the paintings rather than the whole. For example the first reproduction in the book, Mickey & Minnie Sweetheart Cove is only a portion of the original painting. You lose a lake and glowing cottage on the far shore; you gain a very clear image of Mickey and Minnie. Sometimes there are multiple images from the same painting, but I did not see how they could be pieced together into one whole. As all of the images are identified, it is easy to look up the originals with Google; you can see how the picture has been cropped and simplified and get more ideas on the color palette The textures are also simplified by using just a detail. Colored pencil or pastel pencils are probably going to be your best bet; don't be afraid to leave white paper showing through your colors to get his luminosity. Sixty-three Kinkade prints and their drawings to color; 7.2 x 9.5 inch format. (A little smaller than a sheet of notebook paper.) ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 19, 2017 by M. Sweeney
    • So pretty!
Format: Paperback
This is such a beautiful coloring book! Gives you a colored page next to the coloring page. Will bring hours of relaxation.
Reviewed in the United States on January 6, 2026 by cortney

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