by Lacy Mucklow, Angela Porter
Published by Race Point Publishing on October 27th 2014
Pages: 208
Format: Card cover
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With each development in technology, our lives become more complicated. We move through our days in a blur of emails, text messages, and social networking. This non-stop stimulation has left us stressed-out and distanced from the joys of the present moment. Art therapist Lacy Mucklow and artist Angela Porter offer a simple and satisfying solution to this disconnect from reality. Featuring over 100 joyful coloring templates, Color Me Happy is a guided coloring book designed for busy adults. Organized into therapeutically-themed chapters, this book examines the benefits of putting pencil to paper and offers adults an opportunity to channel their anxiety into joyful creative accomplishment. Part of the international bestselling Color Me series, Color Me Happy is the perfect way to step back from the chaos of everyday life, color, and feel happy!
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Color Me Happy – 100 Coloring Templates That Will Make You Smile – Lacy Mucklow & Angela Porter
Color Me Happy is part of the “Color Me” series of books by art therapist, Lacy Mucklow and self taught illustrator, Angela Porter. All of the books in the “color me” series have a theme. The them for this book is happiness 🙂
The book is divided into sections which concentrate on different aspects and imagery: nature, animals and babies, music, food and drink, whimsical imagery and art and architecture. My favorite section is the whimsical imagery.
Like all books produced in the Color Me series the sections are color coded. Each image is printed on white paper and depending on which series it is in the border on the right hand side is colored to match. The nature images are all bordered by a green background with yellow sunflowers. This should help you navigate the book but also may make you smile as well. Of course, having a border on an image may not be suitable for all colorists but it is easy enough to remove with an exacto knife.
Throughout the book you will find coloured templates to give you some inspiration with your art as well as some general advice.
Color Me Happy Video Review
Enjoy the flip through video review of Color Me Happy by Lacy Mucklow and Angela Porter below:
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Where to buy Color Me Happy
| Amazon US | Amazon UK | Amazon Canada | Book Depository |
Happy coloring x
Lea
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