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Corgis: Two: A greyscale colouring book

There are 36 unique greyscale images based on original hand-drawn and watercolour-painted Susan Alison designs of corgis going about their business. Like they do. (There are three other corgi colouring books - two x traditional line art and one x greyscale.)

The paper in this book is 60lb in weight ie crayons and pencils are your best bet for fab results. (It's always a good idea to use a safety sheet underneath each page whatever you're using.) Pictures are only printed on one side of the paper so that you can remove a page and display or frame it without losing the picture on the other side.

If in doubt about the colours or medium you'd like to use, I have included small tester pictures of each image in the back of the book. I've put in two of each so that you can approach the page itself with more confidence when you've chosen the colours you'll be happy using. There is also a bonus pic.

Most importantly - these cavorting corgi canines aim to bring you a smile or two.

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Corgis: Two: A greyscale colouring book

There are 36 unique greyscale images based on original hand-drawn and watercolour-painted Susan Alison designs of corgis going about their business. Like they do. (There are three other corgi colouring books - two x traditional line art and one x greyscale.)

The paper in this book is 60lb in weight ie crayons and pencils are your best bet for fab results. (It's always a good idea to use a safety sheet underneath each page whatever you're using.) Pictures are only printed on one side of the paper so that you can remove a page and display or frame it without losing the picture on the other side.

If in doubt about the colours or medium you'd like to use, I have included small tester pictures of each image in the back of the book. I've put in two of each so that you can approach the page itself with more confidence when you've chosen the colours you'll be happy using. There is also a bonus pic.

Most importantly - these cavorting corgi canines aim to bring you a smile or two.

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Corgis: Two: A greyscale colouring book

Corgis: Two: A greyscale colouring book

by Susan Alison
Corgis: Two: A greyscale colouring book

Corgis: Two: A greyscale colouring book

by Susan Alison

Overview

There are 36 unique greyscale images based on original hand-drawn and watercolour-painted Susan Alison designs of corgis going about their business. Like they do. (There are three other corgi colouring books - two x traditional line art and one x greyscale.)

The paper in this book is 60lb in weight ie crayons and pencils are your best bet for fab results. (It's always a good idea to use a safety sheet underneath each page whatever you're using.) Pictures are only printed on one side of the paper so that you can remove a page and display or frame it without losing the picture on the other side.

If in doubt about the colours or medium you'd like to use, I have included small tester pictures of each image in the back of the book. I've put in two of each so that you can approach the page itself with more confidence when you've chosen the colours you'll be happy using. There is also a bonus pic.

Most importantly - these cavorting corgi canines aim to bring you a smile or two.

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781726230759
Publisher: CreateSpace Publishing
Publication date: 08/26/2018
Series: Greyscale Colouring Books for Dog Lovers , #4
Pages: 102
Product dimensions: 8.50(w) x 11.00(h) x 0.21(d)

About the Author

Susan Alison lives in Bristol, UK, and writes and paints full-time. She paints dogs, especially Border Collies, Corgis, Whippets and Greyhounds. Every now and then she paints something that is not a dog just to show she's not completely under the paw - mainly, she's under the paw...



Susan's romantic comedies, fantasy novels, colouring books (traditional line art, and greyscale), illustrated doggerel, short stories, and artwork can be found on Amazon, Etsy and eBay.



Short stories of hers (not usually about dogs) have been published in women's magazines world-wide.



In 2011 she was presented with the Katie Fforde Bursary Award for fiction (with which she's incredibly chuffed).



She has a website at www.SusanAlison.com which features quite a lot of dogs... You can get in touch by searching online making sure to spell 'Alison' with one 'L'.


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