The Bad Habit Coloring Book - Agent Pendergast Inspired Art Therapy for Adults | Stress Relief & Relaxation | Perfect for Fans of Douglas Preston & Lincoln Child Novels

If there is a bright future for web-based commerce and media, it is this sort of thing I think. An "independent" artist, driven and supported by a largely "virtual" fanclub, with contact marketing and input done almost exclusively through social media.Am I biased with regards to the author, having purchased previous and unrelated works from her, including some tricky commissions which were executed nicely in short order. The book itself is a fandom made visual, with "inside" jokes aplenty. The power of seeing a literary character or environment made real (visual) is unquestionable; even though the novel Jurassic Park may have been "better", the film is what people will most likely remember and enjoy the most. That said, even a person sadly unfamiliar with the works of Lincoln and Child should be able to appreciate the quality of work presented here.The PenderPals imaginations helped this book move forward, and we are very, very pleased with the final product. Ms Stafford's clean, sharp, but soulful faces, damn near photorealistic touches, and solidly modern anime/manga influence all make for a very clean, stylish, rich rendering....much like the authors' prose and the charisma of The Agent himself.As final judgement I can only offer what any greedy superfan is heard to say: We love it, now give us MORE!PS -- it is my hope that at some point Tiffany will compile some process-work or behind-the-scenes bits....sketches, development, storyboarding, etc. A sort of "DVD extras" for her body of work, as superfans always want to see how things come to be.