The Best Philippine Mythology Coloring Books

Each exquisite illustration is the handiwork of the gifted Filipino artist, Andrei Carbonilla. Together with writers H.S. Crow and Andrei, they weave a mesmerizing tapestry of myth and legend, guided by the meticulous editing of Rosa May Encarnacion and the keen eyes of Sierra Ashevaili Rottman, our Formatter and Art Director.

As you immerse yourself in this artistic tour de force, you will find yourself traversing the dreams of generations past, honoring the spirits that have long guided the Filipino people.

Otherworlds Inc.'s collection of mythology coloring books is a treasure trove of lore and artistry, providing parents with a unique and engaging way to share the wonders of the world with their children. These captivating volumes will not only ignite young imaginations but also encourage creativity and provide a soothing respite for those seeking relaxation or relief from anxiety.

Our ultimate aspiration is to preserve, celebrate, and immortalize the mythologies of major cultures across the globe. As a creative studio committed to world-building, we acknowledge that our deepest inspirations are rooted in the very soil of this planet we call Earth.

We warmly invite you to embark on this journey into the annals of the past, and share this magical experience with those you hold dear. As the pages of our coloring books come to life beneath your fingertips, we hope to awaken within you a newfound appreciation for the ancient myths and legends that have shaped our world.

Philippine Mythology Coloring Book is expected to release on 06.2023

• Hindu Mythology: As Hinduism is one of the world's largest religions, Hindu mythology holds significant interest for a large number of people. The vast collection of stories and characters found in Hindu scriptures like the Mahabharata, Ramayana, and various Puranas continues to inspire countless people around the globe.

• Polynesian Mythology: Encompassing the myths and legends of the indigenous peoples of the Pacific Islands, Polynesian mythology includes a diverse array of gods, goddesses, heroes, and supernatural beings that have shaped the cultures and beliefs of this vast region.

• Yoruba Mythology: Originating from the Yoruba people of West Africa, Yoruba mythology features a complex pantheon of deities known as Orishas, who play various roles in the creation of the world, nature, and humanity.

• Muisca Mythology: The mythology of the Muisca people, who inhabited the Andean region of Colombia. Their myths feature gods, goddesses, and heroes, often associated with nature and the cosmos.