Color London - Haworth, Hennie
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From ancient landmarks such as the Tower of London to gleaming modern structures including the Millennium Bridge and the Great Court at the British Museum, take a trip through the ages with this comprehensive collection of some of London's best-loved buildings. Switch off from the daily stresses of life and enjoy the simple pleasures that coloring can bring. You don't need to be an artist, use expensive art supplies, or follow any rules?just let your creative juices flow and enjoy the satisfaction of creating something of amazing beauty. Twenty irresistibly detailed scenes of London to color…mehr

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From ancient landmarks such as the Tower of London to gleaming modern structures including the Millennium Bridge and the Great Court at the British Museum, take a trip through the ages with this comprehensive collection of some of London's best-loved buildings. Switch off from the daily stresses of life and enjoy the simple pleasures that coloring can bring. You don't need to be an artist, use expensive art supplies, or follow any rules?just let your creative juices flow and enjoy the satisfaction of creating something of amazing beauty. Twenty irresistibly detailed scenes of London to color in. With both architectural set-pieces and vivid tableaux of street life, this book is crammed with the minutiae that make London one of the most recognizable cities in the world. Each scene includes plenty of snapshots of the eclectic and elegant citizens that are an intrinsic part of the uniqueness of this city.
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Autorenporträt
Hennie is an illustrator living in London. She studied at Brighton University, UK, and since then she has drawn a lot of things. She particularly loves drawing buildings, clothes, food, and even hair, and her work can be regularly found in national UK newspapers, including The Guardian's food section. When she first become a illustrator one of her first jobs was designing bedspreads?using ink blobs?for a Habitat Kids range. She spent six months in Japan drawing a collection of vending machines and has illustrated several fashion sticker books. She has two small children who like to sit on her lap and help her draw!