Salvador Dali Colouring Book: Dali’s Universe, €9.50

Grown up art for little hands, give your children an early interest in a great master with a selection of Dali’s representative symbols and images from Dali’s masterpieces they can make their own. The colouring book comes in multilingual languages in Catalan, Spanish, English, French, German and Russian.

We Love: this fun way of learning about and beginning to recognize the work of an artist kids would not normally have interaction with until they are in their teens.

 

Rosie Flo’s & Johnny Joe Colouring Book, £5.99

This range of colouring books for boys and girls allows kids (and parents) complete an outfit, an image and even scenes from famous pieces of art. There are a variety of books, mostly for girls but some for boys too, all designed with children in mind.

We Love: that it is not just about colouring in blank outlines, but also the strategic omission of heads, legs and patterns, leaving room for endless imagination and creativity.

 

The Indie Rock Coloring Book, £3.99

This is the type of book Pearl Lowe’s kids may have in their colouring book library.  With art by illustrator Andy J. Miller, the book is an interactive journey through music and artistic expression, a great way to introduce children into the music of your past!

We Love: that all of the proceeds from sales of this book go to charity.

 

Colouring Book, By Andy Warhol, £4.99

Pop art colouring in for your kids, complete with child friendly explanations and facts about Warhol’s techniques and innovations. The book includes several themes of Warhol’s work and encourages children to use their own creativity to decide what looks good.

We Love: that there is plenty of space to draw as well as colour, there are suggestions but no ‘rules’ about staying within the lines.

 

The Sneaker Colouring Book by PKNTS from Laurence King, £12.95

If your kiddies are shoe crazy, this fantastic colouring book will keep them busy and inspired with 100 line drawings of genuine sneakers from the past few decades of trainer fashion.

We Love: the opportunity this book gives to budding shoe designers!