A hilariously nihilistic, “off-color” coloring book that encourages moodiness, moroseness, and misery over mindful meditation—perfect for the goth in us all. A coloring book for adults whose glasses are always half empty. Grab your favorite black pencil or crayon and take a break from the daily grind with the world’s most depressing coloring book. In a hilarious parody of the adult coloring book trend, The Coloring Book for Goths will have you laughing from the darkest depths of your soul–if you're capable of such a thing.

In this Creepy Cute Coloring Book you can delve into a world where spooky meets enchanting, as you embark on a coloring journey filled with captivating goth girls of different ethnicities. This unique coloring book is for adults and teens who appreciate a pastel goth cute and creepy coloring book! Immerse yourself in the intricate details of each page, showcasing the edgy charm of dark academia aesthetics combined with the haunting beauty of gothic elements. This pastel goth coloring book is cute and creepy, and offers a delightful escape into a realm where darkness and cuteness come together on the page. Embrace your creative spirit and unwind with hours of coloring enjoyment. Whether you're a teen looking for a trendy and expressive outlet or an adult seeking a captivating stress-reliever, this pastel goth cute coloring book is designed to help you indulge in your creativity! Explore your creativity side and the mysterious and alluring world of this aesthetic, Creepy Cute Coloring Book - the perfect fusion of gothic elegance and egirl charm. Add it to your cart now and embark on a coloring journey like no other! The boring (but important!) parts: It has a beautiful, glossy cover It's 8.5"x11" There are 50 single-sided goth girls for you to color (102 pages in all) High-quality paper ensures your artistic creations come to life with vivid colors. Ideal for relaxation, self-expression, and embracing the darker side of cute. Also, this makes an immaculate gift for the person in your life who would appreciate a gothic coloring book!

This bad-taste colouring book uses black humour in its purest form (the colour black). A satirical, illustrated book that turns the current colouring-in craze on its head by inviting readers to colour the pages completely in black for alternative psychological 'benefits'. Whether you want to be melancholy or mirthless, morose or moody; this book allows you to enjoy all of the fun of the new colouring book zeitgeist without conforming to the mainstream or running the risk of accidentally acquiring a sunny disposition.

Cool Creepy Kawaii Pastel Goth Coloring Book For Adults & Teens With A Dark Sense Of Humor! Cute and creepy kawaii pastel goth coloring pages full of adorable, spooky and sinister creatures and characters. Each illustration is unique, interesting, high quality and very cool. If you love the combination of super cute chibi mixed with kawaii harajuku goth, you will love this anime coloring book for adults, teens and childrens. Coloring Book Features: Premium glossy cover. 22 original distinctive illustrations. High resolution, cute and creepy coloring pages. No duplicate images. Twisted creatures and fun creepy kawaii characters. Single sided designs to prevent bleed through from coloring pens, markers, pencils and crayons Large format pages: 8.5 x 11 inches. Let go of your imagination and create a delightful world full of creepy masterpieces. Open next page and get surprised with a new scene. The book also has strong paper that makes it easy to draw right in the book! Keep the pictures for yourself or give them to a friend who needs a laugh. GRAB YOUR COPY NOW! IT MAKES A PERFECT FUN GIFT FOR YOUR FRIENDS!

It’s Halloween all year round with these thirty creepy (but cute!) seasonal coloring pages in The Creepy Cute Goth Coloring Book. Goth has gone mainstream—and multicolored! Forget outfits of black on black on black (though those are still in). The goth aesthetic has expanded to include bright colors, pastels, and cute twists on the traditionally macabre mode of expressing yourself. The Creepy Cute Goth Coloring Book takes a page from that direction by providing thirty fun twists on seasonal imagery so you can channel your inner Wednesday Addams while using all the colors in the crayon box—or marker pack or colored pencil bin. Celebrate with springtime cemetery scenes, ice cream cones with skulls and crossbones, and snowmen covered in spiders with the perfect mash-up coloring book that’s sure to please even the most tortured souls.

REVISED EDITION! I have heard your feedback and made some changes to the format of this book that I hope will make it more enjoyable to color. Thank you for all of your help! Tabz @} Featuring the fantasy art of Tabz Jones, this gray scale adult coloring book includes thirty high resolution coloring pages. You'll find Vampires, Ghosts, Zombies and more, all originally rendered in full digital 3D color, now available to color at home. **Just a quick note to buyers; You may find that some of the pages in my coloring books are darker than other artist's books, I have found through coloring these pages myself that darker pages lend themselves very well to heavier mediums such as markers, gel pens, and even watercolors. Also, there are new techniques for blending colored pencils such as using baby oil and petroleum jelly that can completely washout lighter pages. I have tried to include a variety of shades to accommodate every skill level, from beginners to advanced in every book that I create. I encourage you to step outside your comfort zone and try something new, I hope that you will be pleasantly surprised by what you can create =)

On college campuses and in high school halls, being white means being boring. Since whiteness is the mainstream, white kids lack a cultural identity that’s exotic or worth flaunting. To remedy this, countless white youths across the country are now joining more outré subcultures like the Black- and Puerto Rican–dominated hip-hop scene, the glamorously morose goth community, or an evangelical Christian organization whose members reject campus partying. Amy C. Wilkins’s intimate ethnography of these three subcultures reveals a complex tug-of-war between the demands of race, class, and gender in which transgressing in one realm often means conforming to expectations in another. Subcultures help young people, especially women, navigate these connecting territories by offering them different sexual strategies: wannabes cross racial lines, goths break taboos by becoming involved with multiple partners, and Christians forego romance to develop their bond with God. Avoiding sanctimonious hysteria over youth gone astray, Wilkins meets these kids on their own terms, and the result is a perceptive and provocative portrait of the structure of young lives.