Colouring for Contemplation

Name: Colouring for Contemplation
Brand: Watkins Media Limited
Price: 10.31 EUR
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★★★★★

English

By (author): Amber Hatch

Illustrated by: Alex Ogg

Pick up your pens and pencils and begin your journey ? This beautiful pocket colouring book has been created to help you to be mindful - to slow down and breathe and to give you the inspiration to live more fully in the present. Each illustration has been inspired by an accompanying quote to aid your contemplation of its message while you colour. Divided into three parts, Mindfulness, Insight and Inspiration, this is a colouring journey. Each of the three parts contains quotes and simple, inspirational designs and ends with a meditation and a section with questions aimed at helping you reflect both on your handiwork and your inner journey. Dip in or work from beginning to end Colouring for Contemplation is your calming companion. See more

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Product Details

Weight: 174g
Dimensions: 161 x 168mm
Publication Date: 21 Jan 2016
Publisher: Watkins Media Limited
Publication City/Country: United Kingdom
Language: English
ISBN13: 9781780289267

About Amber Hatch

Amber Hatch is a writer teacher and childminder. She studied for an English Literature degree in Southampton and holds an MA in Creative Writing. In 2015 she published a parenting book Nappy Free Baby which was also illustrated by Alex. She has been practising Buddhist meditation for six years and regularly goes on retreat. She helps to organise family retreats for the Samatha Centre in Wales. Alex Ogg is a freelance illustrator a musician and a childminder. He studied Illustration at Southampton Institute. He discovered the joy of creating colouring pictures whilst working in the childrens department at Waterstones in 2008 where he secretly used to leave hand-drawn colouring pictures on the activity table. He discovered mindfulness not long after and he now meditates daily. He also loves to cook.