Akiko Masuda
Auteur de Catdoodles: The Cat Lovers Drawing Book
Œuvres de Akiko Masuda
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- Œuvres
- 1
- Membres
- 9
- Popularité
- #968,587
- Évaluation
- 4.0
- Critiques
- 2
- ISBN
- 1
I think this book is superior than those fascinating coloring books (showing smooth lines and intricate patterns) when it comes to actually relax and put your mind at rest. If your main focus is to create a piece of art to display or feel proud of, this is not the book. After trying a couple of pages I realized that, first of all: I started right away without fearing I might screw up some beautiful artwork. The doodles look like something made by a kid, with crooked lines and minimal detail. So, for those over critical, self-sabotaging, perfectionist people like me who wont feel at peace until their drawing/coloring looks as good as the one from the book (or at least good enough to make the original artwork some justice) you wont have those issues with this book. Secondly, probably because, once again, everything looks like a kid's drawing, I felt like it was a safe environment where I was allowed to be silly, childish, cute and make mistakes without feeling out of place or judgmental. For some reason (that I bet psychologists know well), this combination of childish drawings, pastel colors and cats did exactly what these types of books are supposed to do: relax and quiet my brain. Meow
I got my eARC from NetGalley, you can check my doodling in the review at my blog… (plus d'informations)