Paul Orich’s Coloring Book “In The Neighborhood” Entertains Readers at the Printers Row Lit Fest 2023

The design and decorative art coloring book “In The Neighborhood: Coloring Book” by Paul Orich was exhibited at the Printers Row Lit Fest 2023 by the self-publishing and book marketing company ReadersMagnet. The book fair and outdoor literary festival occurred last September 9-10, 2023, at Printers Row Park, South Loop, Chicago, Illinois.

“In the Neighborhood” is a masterpiece that unravels a unique artistic adventure, offering a fresh perspective on the world. With each turn of the page, readers step into the artist’s shoes as he roams through his neighborhood, intimately connected to his surroundings.

Originally conceived as quick sketches on graph paper, these illustrations were later meticulously nurtured at Orich’s desk, ensuring that every detail came to life with vivid precision. The calendar’s cover, adorned with vibrant colored pencils, is an exciting teaser of the visual feast that awaits inside.

But “In the Neighborhood” truly sets itself apart by inviting readers to participate actively in the artistic journey. Art enthusiasts are encouraged to grab their favorite medium, pencils, pens, watercolors, crayons, or collage materials and set their imaginations free. The canvas is theirs to explore, allowing them to infuse their unique perspective into each page.

The beauty of this calendar lies in its flexibility. Readers are in control - whether they complete all the coloring at once or embark on a monthly creative adventure, the decision is theirs. As they delve into the colors and lines skillfully crafted by Paul Orich, they can add their personal touch to the narrative.

Get a copy of “In The Neighborhood: Coloring Book” by Paul Orich on Amazon and Barnes & Noble.

“In The Neighborhood: Coloring Book”
Author: Paul Orich
Genre: Design & Decorative Arts, Coloring Book
Publisher: Pageturner Press and Media
Published date: January 12, 2023

Author

Paul R. Orich was born in Chicago in 1946. He has two children and three grandchildren. Orich spent 30 years as an art teacher at Harper and Crane High Schools in Chicago and later at Wentworth Junior High School in Calumet City. In 2012, he earned designation as an Illinois Artist in Folk Art for his work creating art pieces from cardboard.

Also, the same year, he made an art show using one of his cardboard pieces at the Ukrainian Institute of Modern Art. A sampling of his colored pencil artwork was recently on display at Bloomin Barn in Highland, Indiana, and his coloring book will be available there as well. His work will be displayed at Beverly ArtWalk on September 23, 2023.

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