This The Art of Colouring Artist Sketchbook features 64 pages of high-quality 180gsm mixed media paper, providing the perfect canvas for creative expression across a variety of artistic mediums, from pencils and inks to watercolours and pastels. The hardback cover design features artwork reproduced from a book about the art of colouring and painting landscapes in watercolours first published in 1805. Filled with colour swatches, artist studies, and drawing references, the design offers a fascinating glimpse into the tools and techniques used by early 19th-century painters and illustrators.
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This The Art of Colouring Artist Sketchbook features 64 pages of high-quality 180gsm mixed media paper, providing the perfect canvas for creative expression across a variety of artistic mediums, from pencils and inks to watercolours and pastels. The hardback cover design features artwork reproduced from a book about the art of colouring and painting landscapes in watercolours first published in 1805. Filled with colour swatches, artist studies, and drawing references, the design offers a fascinating glimpse into the tools and techniques used by early 19th-century painters and illustrators.
Carefully reimagined by Roomytown’s design team in Bath, UK, the archival artwork has been adapted to bring fresh life to the historic illustrations and painterly studies. Complete with encased spiral binding and a ribbon tie closure, it’s an inspiring sketchbook for artists, designers, students, and curious creators alike.
160mm H 235mm W x 16mm D / H 6.3" X W 9.2"
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If you’ve received the wrong print or your order arrives damaged, please get in touch with us via our contact form within 14 days of delivery and we’ll put it right for you.
For all other items, we’re happy to accept returns provided they are unused, unopened and in their original packaging. Please contact us first so we can provide you with the return address.
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Artist Sketchbook - The Art of Colouring
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This The Art of Colouring Artist Sketchbook features 64 pages of high-quality 180gsm mixed media paper, providing the perfect canvas for creative expression across a variety of artistic mediums, from pencils and inks to watercolours and pastels. The hardback cover design features artwork reproduced from a book about the art of colouring and painting landscapes in watercolours first published in 1805. Filled with colour swatches, artist studies, and drawing references, the design offers a fascinating glimpse into the tools and techniques used by early 19th-century painters and illustrators.
Carefully reimagined by Roomytown’s design team in Bath, UK, the archival artwork has been adapted to bring fresh life to the historic illustrations and painterly studies. Complete with encased spiral binding and a ribbon tie closure, it’s an inspiring sketchbook for artists, designers, students, and curious creators alike.
160mm H 235mm W x 16mm D / H 6.3" X W 9.2"
Delivery
Standard Shipping
- USA: 7-10 business days
Express Shipping
- USA: 3-7 business days
Returns
Because our art prints are made to order, we’re unable to offer returns or exchanges on these items.
If you’ve received the wrong print or your order arrives damaged, please get in touch with us via our contact form within 14 days of delivery and we’ll put it right for you.
For all other items, we’re happy to accept returns provided they are unused, unopened and in their original packaging. Please contact us first so we can provide you with the return address.
Kindly note that return shipping costs are the customer’s responsibility.



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