Wicked Official Coloring Book: The Inspiration for the Major Motion Picture―Now Streaming

Bring Elphaba and Glinda to life in gorgeous color in this beautifully illustrated official coloring book, featuring iconic scenes from Universal Pictures’ Wicked movie.

The land of Oz, as seen in the much-anticipated cinematic event Wicked based on the hit Broadway musical, is visually striking and wonderfully fleshed out, drawing from Art Nouveau and Art Deco inspirations with just a dash of steampunk. This gorgeously illustrated adult coloring book introduces the world of Elphaba and Glinda into your own home as you bring beautifully rendered black-and-white line drawings to life. It features soon-to-be iconic costumes, settings, and scenes, such as Elphaba and Glinda’s arrival at Shiz University, meeting Fiyero, and their trip to Emerald City.

Indulge your inner artist and revel in the truly wonderful―even thrillifying―land of Oz.

Color your way through the enchanting land of Oz with:

• Movie-Authentic Illustrations: Based on the actual production art and costume designs from the Universal Pictures film Wicked.
• A Unique Visual Style: Explore dozens of intricate line drawings inspired by Art Nouveau, Art Deco, and steampunk aesthetics.
• Iconic Characters and Scenes: Bring Elphaba, Glinda, and Fiyero to life, from their first days at Shiz University to their fateful journey to the Emerald City.
• The Perfect Gift for Wicked Fans: Whether they fell in love with the story on Broadway or on the big screen, this is the ultimate creative present for any fan.

Carolina Zambrano is an award-winning illustrator, graphic designer, artist, and Jungian art therapist working in the fields of editorial illustration, advertising illustration, print design, and design applied to objects. Her work addresses topics such as the symbolic world, magic, alchemy, and nature and her creative processes focus on the discovery of personal and collective symbols. She also teaches art and illustration workshops aimed at the development of creative consciousness through symbols from the perspective of Carl Jung’s work. She is Colombian and is based in Argentina.