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| Weight | .4 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 28 × 21 × 1 cm |
Rachel Lancaster Art Colouring Book
$15.00
These bold yet adorably realistic creatures are waiting for your colouring hand to bring them to life!
For more artistic eye candy visit her socials @rachellancasterart
From Winnipeg Manitoba Canada, Rachel Lancaster (formerly Maes) is a self taught artist, who has been painting for over ten years. She specializes in custom creations ranging from original; canvas art pieces, to murals, furniture and so much more!
Rachel is a charismatic and passionate individual, who expresses her personality through her art. All her pieces are vibrant and bold, just like her personality, and she is not afraid to use a ton of colour.
Her clients range from small to large business owners, and anyone who is looking to brighten up a space with creativity and colour.
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