Today’s Caturday artist is Lyn Phillips.
This Curator Coloring used Copic markers on copy paper. The background was created with a stencil and the following Tim Holtz Distress Ink pads: Antique Linen, Peeled Paint, and Mustard Seed.
You can find more of Lyn’s art at the following online locations:
Presenting an illustration by Henri-Charles Guérard of his pug, Azor, (est. 1870 – 1887) as today’s Free Friday Vintage Coloring Page.
This image is given freely unto you for your personal use. Print, color, share, post (with a link back to www.vintagecoloring.com if you would be so kind) – any of those actions in isolation or combination. This image is not to be sold nor placed upon images that are sold. Your cooperation is greatly appreciated.
Curator Prime is excited to announce a new Vintage Coloring Digital Exclusive PDF – The Angels of W. Heath Robinson.
Today’s Caturday artist is Sassy Colouring.
This Curator Coloring used Copic markers on copy paper for the main illustration, and pan pastels for the background. Page was sealed using a 5″ x 7 ” gelli plate (though Curator Prime is moving up to a 12″ x 14″ gelli plate for better ease of application) and PP matte.
You can find more of Saskja’s art at the following online locations:
Today’s Free Vintage Coloring page is an illustration by W. Heath Robinson from The Poems of Edgar Allen Poe (1900). In honor of the upcoming Mother’s Day, Curator Prime has prepared two versions: one with text and one without, should you wish to add your own for this, or any other occasion.
These images are given freely unto you for your personal use. Print, color, share, post (with a link back to www.vintagecoloring.com if you would be so kind) – any of those actions in isolation or combination. This image is not to be sold nor placed upon images that are sold. Your cooperation is greatly appreciated.
Today’s Caturday artist is Collette Fergus. This Curator Coloring used Copic markers on copy paper.
You can find more of Collette’s art at the following online locations:
Presenting an excerpt from the Popular Dictionary of Architecture and the Allied Arts, Vol. II (1881) by William James Audsley and George Ashdown Audsley. which tells the story of today’s Free Friday Vintage Coloring Page.
“The accompanying illustrations, Fig. 1 [LEFT], the goddess Uati, lady of heaven, and genius of the Lower Country, and Fig. 2 [RIGHT], the goddess Nishem, of Eileithyia, regent of heaven, show asps, winged, and wearing the crowns of Upper and Lower Egypt. When represented as the emblem of Chnoumis and on head-dresses as the symbol of royal power, the asp is neither winged nor crowned. Sometimes the asp was delineated with a human head.”
This image is given freely unto you for your personal use. Print, color, share, post (with a link back to www.vintagecoloring.com if you would be so kind) – any of those actions in isolation or combination. This image is not to be sold nor placed upon images that are sold. Your cooperation is greatly appreciated.
A new version of Caturday is coming to Vintage Coloring in May 2018.
heidi2524’s Threadless Artist Shop showcases some of the Vintage and Not Very Vintage illustrations that have been adapted to adorn apparel and household accessories.
