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The Romanti-Goth A to Z Coloring Book

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The Romanti-Goth A to Z Coloring Book, is an alphabetical trip through the aesthetic world of our favorite Victorian house dwelling, Eyeliner applying, Hearse driving, Night worshipping friends of the Goth pantheon - the Romanti-Goth!
Here, honored in full glory, are twenty six specifically chosen images of a Lace and Corset wearing world which is populated by those who find a Graveyard to be the perfect place for a picnic, Thirteen cats to be the perfect pets, and everyday to be Halloween.
However, the illustrations (crafted, by Heather Stanley, from experience and the friends around her) are not dour. Instead, the style of the imagery is jovial, celebrating the joy of playing dress up - which is, to Seraphemera Books, at the heart of the Romanti-Goth culture. Of course, going from costume to costume is also a common activity of childhood. Thus, a coloring book seems like an obvious endeavor.
Turn these pages and find images that are playful enough for children (although some pictures might require some explanation), but are endearing to those who haven’t thought of picking up a crayon, oil pastel, or magic marker, in years. Yet, you still have the inclination to draw, paint, sing, dance, write...and although you have lost track of some of the time and space for art, the desire has never been left behind.
Thus, when the Yellow Hurty Thing in the sky smiles down upon the world, yet you are trying to keep your pale delicate complexion from seeing the light of day, the Romanti-Goth A to Z Coloring Book is the perfect way to while away the hours until the clouds and rain rescue the weekend adventures, or nightfall comes and the moon says, “Come out and play!”
So, if you remember painting on backstage walls while others played sports...or you were creating stories with stuffed animal Bats, Spider hats and Masquerade ballrooms while siblings played video games...this book is for you, whether you are a Fishnet covered, Jack-O-Lantern carving, Absinthe drinking, card-carrying Goth, or not.

::storytellers, mythmakers, bookbinders, defenders of the ephemeral arts::

Seraphemera Books:
A gothique boutique publisher of handmade books, handmade journals, gothic novelties, new writer chapbooks, comic books and more...

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As a parliament of rooks or an exaltation of larks before them, Seraphemera Books is a decay of artists who are, amidst this darkened age of memoir culture (as the alchemists of old who sought to turn lead into gold), seek the method and means to bring diamonds to dust.
We create hand-bound books that are not just journals or aesthetic pleasures, but have stories entwined throughout the textures and turnstiles of printed pages.
We create hand-made paper from all of the scrap that is used in the progress of process.
We create that which is sought through process - to summon up the oomph to carry on, to bring forth imagination in a world that bombards with due dates and electric bills and responsibilities.
We know of only one responsibility, thus: to tell the tale. If this leaves us too far to the wing of the innocent dreamer for our age and experience, for this an age of seemingly pending oblivion...then so be it.
Our work is the continuation of the pursuit of wings and fire and the flight that comes from the synthesis of these concepts.
Constantly changing, daring to evolve, attempting to be wrong with the root of experience over academia in sight.
In relentless search for endless possibility to see us through this age of infinite choice.









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-- People willing to see the place for color within the darkness.-- Anybody who takes the world seriously, but is whimsical enough to color.-- You?

My Blog

Review in BIZARRE mag - U.K.

The magazine BIZARRE!, from the U.K. has taken a shine to us.Oddly, the magazine is like Maxim in the US, except with..well...alternative people as opposed to cookie-cutter people.Very...odd? Bizarre...
Posted by on Fri, 14 Mar 2008 09:24:00 GMT

Review in Gothic Beauty magazine

A review by the wonderful Jonathan Williams, in Gothic Beauty 23
Posted by on Fri, 05 Oct 2007 21:17:00 GMT

A page for coloring - October 2007

With all of the attention our book is getting, it seemed time to give it a home, separate from Seraphemera Books.All kids need their space, right?
Posted by on Fri, 05 Oct 2007 20:40:00 GMT