How does the idea of a retro colouring pastime grab you? If it does, check out the Vogue Goes Pop Colouring Book by Iain R. Webb.
Category: Books
Where’s Warhol? by Catharine Ingram and Andrew Rae
Not quite sure if this is primarily aimed at adults or children. I think both will probably enjoy some time with Where’s Warhol? by Catharine Ingram and Andrew Rae.
Colour in a classic: The Moomin Colouring Book
Every time we mention The Moomins it proves to be very popular. I suspect The Moomin Colouring Book from Macmillan Children's Books will be no different.
The David Bowie Colouring Book by Mel Elliott
We have featured the work of Mel Elliott in the past, including the 1980s Bumper Activity Book, the Colour Me Good 90s book and Colour Me Good Chairs. Now she has dedicated herself to one person in particular with the David Bowie Colouring Book.
Young Soul Rebels: A Personal History of Northern Soul by Stuart Cosgrove
He was responsible for the Detroit 67 book
and now Stuart Cosgrove returns with what sounds like another winner – Young Soul Rebels: A Personal History of Northern Soul.
Modern Retro: From Rustic to Urban, Classic to Colourful by Caroline Clifton-Mogg
This sounds like the book we should written, but we were beaten to it by Caroline Clifton-Mogg, which has produced Modern Retro: From Rustic to Urban, Classic to Colourful.
