Sit back, relax and unwind with this thoroughly enjoyable and beautifully illustrated colouring book for all ages. Disappear into the world of colouring. Each page provides an opportunity for you to embellish the intricate illustrations of cities and city life with your own patterns and drawings.
A bit about the brand: In 1935, if you wanted to read a good book, you needed either a lot of money or a library card. Cheap paperbacks were available, but their poor production generally tended to mirror the quality between the covers. Penguin paperbacks were the brainchild of Allen Lane, then a director of The Bodley Head. After a weekend visiting Agatha Christie in Devon, he found himself on a platform at Exeter station searching its bookstall for something to read on his journey back to London, but discovered only popular magazines and reprints of Victorian novels. Appalled by the selection on offer, Lane decided that good quality contemporary fiction should be made available at an attractive price and sold not just in traditional bookshops, but also in railway stations, tobacconists and chain stores.
This is a beautiful colouring book, the pages are of good quality, lovely pictures to colour of the artists impression of different cities around the world. I have experimented by using the Koi colouring brush pens and a wet brush to one of the pictures which give a beautiful effect to the colouring.