Apres Dubuffet: A colouring book: Volume 2 (Colouring books) - Tapa blanda

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The coloring book “Apres Dubuffet” is a collection of black-and-white drawings, begging to be colored. Inspired by the incredible work of Jean Dubuffet, remade by Konstantinos Papamichalopoulos, this is the second coloring book that was created at the Amsterdam’s Grafisch Atelier in Spring of 2015.

This book is an ideal gift for both young and old and a great way to distance yourself from the world and unwind, while creating something beautiful. So grab color pencils and lose yourself in the immersive experience of the book.

  
• For biomorphic shapes fanciers and coloring enthusiasts.
  
• Ideal for boosting creativity and reducing stress.
  
• 28 full-page drawings in various patterns.
• An excellent gift for both adults and kids.
• The book's cover is a reprint of author’s limited edition.

For further information, check out the dedicated pages on facebook http://on.fb.me/1zrDxkh and tumblr dubuffetzine.tumblr.com.

Biografía del autor

Born in 1975 - Athens, Greece. Studied painting and printmaking in the Athens School of Fine Arts with professors Rena Papaspirou and Michalis Arfaras respectively. Also holds a postgraduate degree from the Digital Art Forms program of the Athens School of Fine Arts. He is the cover artist of the Athens Review of Books and freelance illustrator at De Groene Amsterdammer. In Spring 2015 he was an artist-in-residence at the Amsterdams Grafisch Atelier. In 2003 he received a commission by the Benaki Museum for a portrait of the benefactor Andonis Benakis. In 2004 the work has become part of the Benaki Museum permanent collections. His works are in various public and private collections both in Greece and abroad. In 2014 along with Artemis Lydi he co-founded White island Works, a creative company that produces drawings, illustrations, prints, comics, animations and limited-edition books among other things. His latest solo exhibition "The Great Golden Room" took place in early 2015 at the Bath of the Winds of the Museum of Greek Folk Art in Athens, Greece. Lives and works between Athens and Folegandros island, Greece.