Terminally Online Astrological Coloring Book For Adults

Nick Vyssotsky
Signed by the artist, 8 x 10", 28 pages, softcover, edition of 10.

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♥ Are you often tired and need a good relaxation for relieving the daily stress? Have you ever considered coloring books?

Whether you’re a based Aries, a girlboss Cancer, or a blackpilled Pisces, Terminally Online Astrological Coloring Book For Adults lets you cherish your unique and powerful connection to the moon, the stars, and the planets above! Inside you’ll find alluring illustrations of NEET bedrooms emphasizing the traits of all twelve zodiac signs to color, as well as portraits of notable people from every sign, providing you with insights into the strengths, weaknesses, and cosmic significance of every one.

Terminally Online Astrological Coloring Book For Adults
Signed edition of 10. Now available on Metalabel.

coloring by artist: Joey Frank

Terminally Online Astrological Coloring Book For Adults gives you an artful break to relax and discover more about yourself and the people in your life.

• Add color and personality to a heavenly collection of illustrations honoring each sign

• Take a creative and reflective pause to explore your personal connection to astrology

• Color and display your sun, moon, and rising sign for all to see!

The ancient mysteries of the universe await you inside this interstellar book of art.

Terminally Online Astrological Coloring Book For Adults unites two disparate demographics into one fun activity perfect for anyone who is passionate about the zodiac or interested in the living spaces of people Not in Employment, Education or Training (NEET). All twelve signs of the western zodiac are represented here. Color in the one depicting your sign or do them all! These amazing horoscope designs will captivate your attention and you will spend quality time rediscovering the pleasure of coloring!

Alongside this alienation from traditional markers of adult autonomy has been the promotion of activities once meant for children now repackaged for the enjoyment of society’s disenfranchised young adults. This rebranding often happens with a subtle aesthetic shift as a means of making these products legitimate pastimes for people well outside the confines of childhood, such as Lego models of architecturally significant buildings, or coloring books concerning symbolism related to esoteric spiritual practices, such as tarot or astrology. These activities are further legitimized by their supposed ability to relieve stress and anxiety.

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