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ANGELEA VAN DAM

Lets Get Cretive

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A Creative Workbook

for coloring, shading,

blending, and beyond

ISBN 978-1-4972-0368-6

e-ISBN 9781607659518

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I remember when I was eight

years old and how, on every visit to

our local grocery store, I would run off from

my mother to stare longingly at the packages of

beautifully colored markers. They were so expensive

back thenor at least, as a kid, I thought they were

expensive, and they must have seemed expensive to my

mum, too. The most I could do was dream of having them

as we left the grocery store every time without them.

Then, on my ninth birthday, I got the best surprise

ever: a pack of markers in among my birthday gifts.

You can just imagine how ecstatic I was; they were

like gold to me, and no one else was allowed to

touch them. I had officially graduated from

colored pencils, and I wasnt going back!

If only nine-year-old me could see

my marker collection now!

I say me and my markers because my markers and I are tied together;

theyre an extension of me. If I had to choose between my family and my

markers, it would be a pretty tough choice... Im just kidding, of course!

Id choose my family. Then Id go and buy all new markers. Win-win!

In all honesty, though, I would be lost without my marker collection. I use

them in all my color work in some way, whether its for backgrounds, adding

details, full-on coloring, or image creation and patternmaking.

My hope with this book is that youll also be able to use your marker

collection to do more than just color in your coloring booksthat youll be

able to make those markers pay for themselves, so to speak. But keep in

mind that this book is not an end-all be-all guide to markers. This is more

of a guide to the markers I like and the different ways I like to use them. So

if you like the art you see in this book, youll like what I have to teach you!

Just in case you were wondering what my credentials are for teaching

you anything... I have none! Only a lifetime of practice doing what I love

and sticking to it. Oh, and 15 published coloring books (and counting!).

Ive had no professional training in anything, so I hope that makes you feel

even better about you being able to color, too! I dont do things by the

book, and while I realize Im asking you to try doing things by

my

book,

by all means, do it your way!

P.S.: If you want to learn how to draw your own flowers

to color, I can hook you up with that, too! Check out

my other instructional book,

Lets Draw Flowers

!

Im so happy youve picked me to teach you how to make amazing art with

markers. I have been drawing and coloring for years, and after authoring

many coloring books, Im now super excited to show you how to color like

a master. With the skills Im going to teach you, you will be able to color

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