Portraits of women: a beautiful coloring book for adults and girls of all ages ❤️

Hi everyone!

I love drawing portraits! And it so happens that it’s one of those things I choose to draw just to relax, when I have a free moment, or after a long day. There hasn’t been much thought prior to drawing them, but as they started looking more like a collection, I decided they deserve their own publication and so I compiled them and turned them into a coloring book. Tadaa! Here it is! Artwork from random moments of 2018-2021. If you like to color, check out the samples + here is a link to the book on Amazon.

Portraits of Women Coloring Book contains 40 beautiful and diverse hand-drawn, all original and unique portraits of women, and it will be fun for adults, teens and girl alike. Added is a dedication to buyers in the beginning and 3 quotes from the Bible inside the book.

Please, if you read this, leave a comment below. And please, if you purchase the book, leave a review on Amazon + share your colored-in page on your social media and tag me @kateholloman. It helps me tremendously! :)

Thank you for stopping by to read this post!

Hope you are having a bearable time, and hopefully there are things that are encouraging to you in these crazy times.

Blessings,

Kate

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