Hannah Rollings

Colour a Cat

With Over 30 Cat Breeds

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Details

Imprint: LOM ART

Publication date: 21/01/2016

ISBN: 9781910552124

Subject: Non-Fiction

Categories: Colouring, Doodle & Draw

Binding: Paperback

Size: Other

Extent: 64 pages

Illustration: Colour illustrations

Territorial Rights: World (All Languages)

Edition Status: Out of Print

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Summary:

Learn to free up your drawing skills with this quirky new drawing and colouring book from award-winning illustrator Hannah Rollings.

Be inspired by the playful illustrations of all your favourite cats, as you copy, draw your own or colour them in.

Get creative and have fun as you practise drawing and loosen up your drawing style, while learning about over thirty adorable cat breeds.

Reviews:

unlike traditional colouring books, this one encourages creativity rather than just colouring in patterns.

Of beauty and Nothingness Blog

A perfect addition to a cat lovers home!

Of beauty and Nothingness Blog

not only do the titles raise a smile but the colours of the books are so vibrant, cheery and bright. The illustrations are cute, fun, cheery and divine.

Caledonian Kitty Blog

there is a problem with these books – I didn’t want to use them and spoil them.

Linda's Book Bag Blog

Sales points:

  • Far from the classic drawing books, Colour a Cat is about having fun with drawing and freeing up your drawing style

  • Colour, copy or take inspiration from over thirty quirky cat illustrations

  • Get creative as you learn about all your favourite types of cats

  • From the author and publishers An Artist Once Said

About the Author:

Hannah Rollings

Hannah Rollings is an award-winning illustrator, graduating with a first-class degree in Illustration from Kingston University and completing an MA in Sequential Design and Illustration at the University of Brighton. Her work experiments with qualities of colour and pattern and she is currently focusing on creating interactive work using stop-frame animation and activity-led work.