Immerse yourself in the enchanting and secretive world of a little mouse with "The Secret Life of a Mouse," a beautifully crafted grayscale coloring book. This unique collection boasts 40 single-sided illustrations, each one a window into the imaginative and unseen life of a mouse engaging in a variety of anthropomorphic activities. The illustrations are rich in detail and whimsy, inviting colorists of all ages to explore and bring to life the intricate world from a mouse's perspective.

Each ...

Enter the delightful world of "English Bulldogs," a grayscale coloring book that celebrates the charm and character of these beloved canine companions. Featuring 52 single-sided illustrations, this book is a heartwarming journey through the adorable and humorous antics of English Bulldogs.

Each illustration captures the endearing personality and distinctive features of these lovable dogs, inviting colorists to bring out their unique charm through the art of coloring. Whether you're an experie...

Experience the enchantment of the natural world with "Nature Goddesses Vol 3," a captivating grayscale coloring book that brings to life the divine beauty of nature goddesses. This exquisite collection features 40 single-sided illustrations, each a breathtaking portrayal of goddesses representing the communion with animals.

Immerse yourself in the intricate details and graceful forms of these nature goddesses, each embodying the essence of the natural world. The grayscale format enhances the ...

"Christmas Creatures Grayscale Coloring Page" is a delightful and imaginative coloring book that brings a unique twist to the festive season. This book is filled with 46 single-sided grayscale illustrations, each showcasing adorable and humorous alien creatures in a Christmas setting. These extraterrestrial beings, ranging from the playful to the whimsical, are artfully depicted in various Christmas scenes, providing a fun and engaging coloring experience. Whether tangled in holiday lights, o...

In this book, the author argues that atheism should deepen its roots. Atheism should not only present itself as a cognitive matter, the denial of the existence of god(s), and as a moral matter, the confirmation of freedom from religious rules, but should develop a sentimental-emotional dimension. Atheism should cultivate a cluster of basic human emotions: the experience of reality as both a creative and destructive process that remains fascinating, miraculous, and mysterious, notwithstanding ...

'Ik benijd de Japanners om die enorme helderheid die alle dingen bij hen hebben. Nooit is het saai en nooit lijkt het te veel in haast gemaakt. Hun werk is even gemakkelijk als ademhalen en zij maken een figuur in enkele trefzekere lijnen'

- Vincent van Gogh aan zijn broer Theo, september 1888

Vincent van Gogh kocht tijdens zijn verblijf in Parijs meer dan 600 Japanse kleurenhoutsneden. Japanse kunst was op dat moment een rage. Van Gogh wilde handeldrijven in deze populaire prenten, maar de ...

In de jaren 1909 tot 1914 ontwikkelde Fernand Léger zich tot een vooraanstaand kubist. Een belangrijke rol in die ontwikkeling speelde een serie schilderijen die hij in 1911-1912 maakte, de zogenaamde Fumées sur les toits (Rook boven de daken). Hij schilderde het uitzicht vanuit zijn atelier in Parijs, waar hij uitkeek over daken met daarboven rookpluimen. De combinatie van de zachte vormen van de rookwolken en de harde en hoekige massa’s van de architectuur greep hij aan om zich een weg ...

How can art weave meaningful connections between different people, their surroundings, and social systems? What does art mean in a specific community? How can art contribute to the advancement of civil society? Intricate questions that are being addressed in Forces of Art. This book looks at how artists, artworks and cultural organizations affect people and their social environments, and explores how cases of creative practice have been operational in empowering people, communities, and socie...

Firstly I remember the way Lucassen used to look at things, his eyes so indescribably still and attentive. The eyes of a painter looking at things in order to make them still. Painters look with intense patience so that they will not disregard even the smallest of things. They look that way at a painting for a long time while it is being made – until the work is finished. It is finished when the painter no longer knows how to continue.

But still he goes on looking and peering to see what th...