10 Cities That Rule The World - Colouring eBook

Julia Gash

£10

This digital download contains 10 pages of Julia's iconic travel art for you to colour in. Julia has created a Colouring In eBook of illustrations that celebrate 10 capital cities that have made their mark on the world, whether it's because they have amazing architecture, political influence or cool culture heritage. Simply print-at-home, grab your pencils, relax and join Julia for a whistle stop creative tour of the world by colouring in these 10 fabulous cities: Contains black/white illustrations of : London, Paris, Washington DC, Beijing, Tokyo, Rome, Amsterdam, Berlin, Ottawa and Santiago

Julia Gash's own words, read from their page.

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