Simple Styles: Adult Colouring Book

Progressive Patterns - Simple Styles is a compilation of 20 easy colouring designs from nikk nakk designs for the beginner colourist.If you are looking for an easy adult coloring book for beginners look no further Progressive Patterns - Simple Styles is the one for you.The talented creative team at nikk nakk designs make it so easy to release your artistic spirit - as you progress through the book, the designs become more challenging - with more detailed patterns and smaller colouring spaces.Experiment with different mediums and techniques as your confidence grows.Don't worry if you haven't had any experience with art since you left school. Progressive Patterns are specifically designed to encourage you to take those first steps - simply choose a design which appeals to you, choose your pens or pencils - then JUST ADD COLOUR. Progressive Patterns - Simple Styles is ideal for an easy adult colouring book for beginners with large colouring spaces and a variety of designs.Choose one of the 20 beautiful patterns which become more challenging as your skills develop.Each design is printed on only one page to avoid 'bleed through'.Each design is printed on 11.5 x 8 inch with sufficient space to let your imagination run wild.The pages are suitable for colouring with pens, pencils, gel pens, metallic pens, water colour pencils - the choice is yours.Don't be overwhelmed by the complicated designs in some more expensive books - these repetitive patterns are a great place to start. You will quickly discover 'your inner artist'.Personalized each design with your own color style.Find your inner peace as you release the stress of the day.Colouring books for grown ups are a fabulous gift idea or a perfect treat for yourself.

Stuart Campbell is Honorary Senior Research Fellow in the Department of Music and at the Institute for Central and East European Studies, University of Glasgow. He is author of V. F. Okoyevsky and the Formation of Russian Musical Taste in the Nineteenth Century (1989) and editor and translator of Russians on Russian Music, 1830 1880 (Cambridge, 1994).