The Scourge of Captain Bloodbeard

Download or read book The Scourge of Captain Bloodbeard written by Bryan Gosselin and published by Createspace Independent Publishing Platform. This book was released on 2017-04-07 with total page 68 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: "The Scourge of Captain Bloodbeard: A Pirate Adventure Adult Coloring Book".. this pirate coloring book for adults is not what you'd expect. No mandalas or repetitive patterns here. Within these pages, you will find 30 exciting pirate scenes that tell a story. Each coloring page is accompanied by a caption, thoughtfully placed on the opposite page (a popular request, as many enjoy mounting or framing their finished pages without text showing.) We've also provided an illustrated test page at the beginning of the book to try out your art materials - the paper is perfect for pencils and gel pens and other dry media like crayons. Margins are away from the edges of the page and binding so that you don't have to dig your art materials into the spine, which can be aggravating, making it difficult to color - this book is designed for your ease and comfort! Professional colorists will appreciate the combination of thick and thin lines, and the professional-quality (and often quite humorous) illustrations. Throw in some badly behaving buccaneers and it's easy to see why we're one of the best pirate coloring books available! Wayne and I have enjoyed creating this book and we think you'll enjoy it, too. Here's just a taste of the story, from the back cover.. Set Sail For Adventure.. Legend goes that there exists a mystical artifact that could bestow upon its owner the power of the goddess Eurybia, herself. Many have tried to find this artifact, "The Call of the Deep", to no avail. All aboard the infamous Rusty Cutlass, as Captain Bloodbeard and his pirate crew (and loyal cat Nightshade) set sail to find The Call. Fear not, as two unlikely heroes believe they may have found what Bloodbeard is looking for. But can they survive this tale? The sea can be quite unforgiving.