Dieses Kunst-Aktivitätsbuch feiert die Farbenvielfalt der Natur und bringt Kindern ein wenig Ruhe in ihrem Alltag. Die Verbindung von Kreativität und beruhigenden Wiederholungen hilft Kindern dabei, sich zu entspannen und Inspiration in der Natur zu finden. Von den leuchtend grünen Federn des Ringhalspapageis über die feurigen Rot- und Rosatöne eines Sonnenuntergangs bis hin zum kräftigen Orange des Clownfisches dieses Buch strotzt nur so vor Pflanzen- und Tierleben, das darauf wartet, mit Farben versehen oder mit zusätzlichen Details verziert zu werden. Fördern Sie die Achtsamkeit Ihrer Kinder und wecken ihre Kreativität. Die einzigartige Mischung aus Ausmalen und Zeichnen lädt Kinder dazu ein, die kleinen, schönen Details in der Natur zu entdecken.

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Emily Rand studied illustration at Camberwell College of Arts and the London College of Communication. After graduating she worked with children and young people teaching art and running creative workshops in schools, galleries and museums. Inspired by the beautiful and unusual books in the children's bookshop Chantelivre in Paris, Emily was inspired to start creating picture books in her free time.

In 2012 she entered her illustrations to the illustrator's exhibition at Bologna Children's Book Fair, her work was selected and nominated for the prestigious Bologna Illustrator's Award. The selected illustrations became her first picture book, A Dog Day, published in 2014 by Tate Publishing. Since then she has written and illustrated six books published by Tate Publishing, Thames & Hudson and Flying Eye, her books have been translated into many languages and sold all over the world (including in the Chantelivre bookshop in Paris!).

In 2019 Emily was selected by the Children's Laureate, Lauren Child, to be featured in Drawing Words, an exhibition of contemporary UK children's book illustration.

Emily lives in east London and works from a studio nearby in an old carpentry factory.