Enchanting Fairies Colouring Kit: Includes a 64-Page Book, 6 Frameable Colouring Prints and 10 Pencils

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Create your own vintage fairy artworks in this practical colouring kit, containing a 64-page colouring book, 6 frameable colouring projects and 10 colouring pencils.

Exquisite artworks by classic fairy artist Margaret Tarrant are featured in this delightful colouring kit, all rendered in line drawings for you to fill with colour. From flower fairies to elves and other fairy companions, this charming selection of images has all you need to conjure a magical fairy world. Whether you are just starting your adventures in colouring or are an avid enthusiast, Enchanting Fairies Colouring offers budding artists the opportunity to polish their skills and produce a series of pictures that can grace any home.

Inside, you will find:
A 64-page book with 30 artworks to get you started
A set of 6 special cards with outlines for you to colour and frame
A set of 10 colouring pencils

All the original artworks are shown in the book, so you can follow the exact colour schemes. Or let your imagination run wild and create a picture that is as dynamic and as bright as you wish. No matter which direction you choose, you'll be producing unique art that will give you hours of pleasure.

ABOUT THE SERIES: Arcturus Colouring Kits are wonderful gift sets for colouring enthusiasts, bringing together high-quality colouring books, 10 coloured pencils and 6 separate artworks to colour and frame.

Author Bio

Peter Gray is long established book illustrator who has worked on a wide-range of subject matters, from classic fiction to educational and historical subjects. He has also worked on storyboards and costume design for the film industry and regularly contributes illustrations to national newspapers (Financial Times, Sunday Times) and magazines (The Spectator, Readers' Digest). He lives in Suffolk, UK.

Margaret Tarrant (1888-1959) is a much-loved English illustrator, specialising in charming depictions of fairy-like children and religious subjects. She began her career at the age of 20, and studied at Heatherley's School of Art, in London, and then at Guildford School of Art, exhibiting her work at the Royal Academy between 1914 and 1927, and at the Royal Birmingham Society of Artists. She painted and published into the early 1950s.