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Sacred Animals (Coloring Books for the Soul)
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About Sacred Animals
Product Description Part of the "Coloring Books for the Soul" series, a majestic adult coloring book packed with original art and evocative wisdom words, featuring stunning imagery that celebrates the animals, both real and imagined, that we revere across cultures—a creative and inspiring invitation to nourish our souls and reconnect with our spirit. Filled with forty dazzling drawings sure to inspire the imagination, readers can color away their stress and anxiety while nourishing their souls with this intriguing coloring book that pays homage to our most revered animals. Lydia Hess's illustrations are accompanied by beautifully lettered wisdom words that can be colored and embellished as well—adding a further level of engagement and magic for readers. Gorgeously packaged with a vibrant four-color cover by the artist and filled with fresh, modern illustrations suitable for framing, Sacred Animals is an ideal way to unwind and create beauty in our lives. From the Author Sacred Animals coloring book is a personal expression of how I celebrate the sacred of these majestic creatures, both real and imagined. The inspiration has come from my love and respect of folk art traditions combined with sacred geometric symbols, iconic symbolism and sacred totems from many spiritual traditions. I hope the colorist will make these images come alive with their added creative spirit and honor these sacred animals with their own colorful vision. About the Author Lydia Hess first picked up a pencil as a child and has been drawing, designing, and making art ever since. Her illustrations have been widely published and collected. Lydia lives in Portland, Oregon, with her husband, photographer Robbie McClaran, and their two daughters.
