Summer Nights 20 Postcards

Introducing Hanna Karlzon's series, Summer Nights. Both Postcards and Artist's Edition volumes boast twenty of Karlzon's best: an assortment of eclectic insects, royal birds, fanciful florals, and fabled abodes. Also available: Summer Nights Coloring Book, Daydreams Coloring Book, Daydreams Artist's Edition and 20 Postcards, Magical Dawn Coloring Book, and Magical Dawn Artist's Editions, and 20 Postcards. Hanna Karlzon is an Umeå, Sweden-based illustrator and creator of the best-selling coloring books, Dagdrömmar and Sommarnatt, previously published in Sweden. She creates elaborately detailed images using India ink to detail pictures from her own imagination and loves to draw flowers, forests, houses, and animals. She draws her inspiration from the natural world that surrounds her studio in northern Sweden and adds in some art nouveau, punk rock, and often a hint of '70s design to the mix.

Introducing Hanna Karlzon's series, Summer Nights. Both Postcards and Artist's Edition volumes boast twenty of Karlzon's best: an assortment of eclectic insects, royal birds, fanciful florals, and fabled abodes. Also available: Summer Nights Coloring Book, Daydreams Coloring Book, Daydreams Artist's Edition and 20 Postcards, Magical Dawn Coloring Book, and Magical Dawn Artist's Editions, and 20 Postcards. Hanna Karlzon is an Umeå, Sweden-based illustrator and creator of the best-selling coloring books, Dagdrömmar and Sommarnatt, previously published in Sweden. She creates elaborately detailed images using India ink to detail pictures from her own imagination and loves to draw flowers, forests, houses, and animals. She draws her inspiration from the natural world that surrounds her studio in northern Sweden and adds in some art nouveau, punk rock, and often a hint of '70s design to the mix.

The third coloring book collection from Sweden's beloved artist. Thanks to the overwhelming popularity of the Daydreams Coloring Book series, comes a third coloring book collection from Sweden's Hanna Karlzon. In this postcard edition, color sparkling crystals, fluttering wings, elaborate perfume bottles, and mushroom-studded abodes. The variety of formats in each of Hannah Karlzon's unique collections encourages collecting and gifting. Magical Dawn 20 Postcards, ideally priced and perfectly sized, make a lovely gift. Complete your collection with the Magical Dawn 96-page hardbound edition, and the Magical Dawn Artist's Edition, with twenty oversized art card designs to hang on one's wall or share with friends. Hanna Karlzon who has an art teaching degree from Umeå University, has run her own business as a freelance designer since 2013. Magical Dawn is her third coloring book series, following her debut of Daydreams and Summer Nights in 2016.

Colour it in psychedelic colours, in tasteful tones, in all shades of orange! But just colour it! Recapture the purest sense of creativity by colouring in the most beautiful figurative designs – flowers, birds, butterflies – provided by a leading textile designer. By adding the key ingredient of colour you add your own spark of creativity to great designs. The design team, who work closely with Tate Modern in London, provide 24 postcards with six different designs to choose from. You can experiment with the colour combinations, using crayons, pencils, felt/fibre tip pens, and even paint on these uncoated postcards. A brief introduction gives some tips on using colours and suggests colour combinations to use on the specific designs, but you are encouraged to let your own creativity get to work! Great fun for all those looking for a burst of creative expression and useful for designers of all types who want to experiment with colour. The cards can be kept together in the book or detached, framed or posted to a friend.

Illustrator Hanna Karlzon brings her Scandinavian winter to you with this collection of woodland creatures, ornate ornaments, reindeer on tiptpoes, swirling snowflakes, and more. Winter Dreams postcards are meant to be colored and shared: send them in the mail or frame them on your wall.

Fall in love with Hanna Karlzon's Daydreams Coloring Book with intricate illustrations of delicate flowers, buzzing bees, storybook homes, underwater worlds, and more. A rearing unicorn, a strutting cat, stately sailing ship, an ornate crab, and other fanciful images await. . . . This 96-page hardbound edition lends a luxurious feel, encouraging artists to display their volume on a coffee table or bookshelf. Complete your collection with Daydreams Artist's Edition containing 20 oversized art card illustrations and Daydreams postcards to color and share with friends. More coloring book series available from Hanna Karlzon include Summer Nights and Magical Dawn. Let your imagination roam (inside or outside the lines)!

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