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Peter Orosz from Jalopnik.com wrote a posting about the Lamborghini Coloring Book. Peter says “The essence of supercar design lies in the choice of tools required to reproduce them: crayons instead of CAD software. Dutch artist Frank de Kleine proves the point with his coloring book of Lamborghinis.” And “In a clever move, he tested his work on his kids Marieke and Jeroen. Marieke seems to have gotten the essence of Lamborghinis: just use a bunch of really weird colors!”

Thanks Peter!

Check it out @ Jalopnik

I’ve got good news for everybody who likes to color in cars. Right now I’m finishing the work on my new coloring book: ‘Cars Coloring Pages – Lamborghini Coloring Book‘. It will be available via www.LetMeColor.com in a couple of weeks. It is NOW available here: Cars Coloring Pages – Lamborghini Coloring Book. You can download the FREE SAMPLER here: Cars Coloring Pages – Lamborghini Coloring Book.

My 2,5 year old daughter Marieke tested some of the brand new Lamborghini coloring pages... See more pictures at my Flickr-set.

More pictures here at Flickr.

Coloring the Gallardo, Murcielago LP640, Diablo, Countach, Miura…
In this coloring book you will find coloring pages of all Lamborghini
production models. So, no concept cars, but only the real stuff that was really produced. Color in fast cars like the Gallardo, Murcielago LP640, Diablo, Countach, Miura and many more… Print these coloring pages out and color them in as many times as you like.

Coloring President Obama? Yes We Can! This free coloring Obama page is yours if you’re into coloring kids, print coloring, coloring american history, coloring presidents and so on! Have fun!

You might also like:

• Coloring White House
• Coloring Statue of Liberty
• Coloring Abraham Lincoln
• Coloring Chrysler Building

You’ll find many more of my coloring pages here:
All coloring pages (sitemap), or
New coloring pages (homepage).

Some rights reserved; please take a look at my copyright page. This coloring page is created by Frank De Kleine. Original photo by Jurvetson (flickr). See license of original photo here.