Unleash your creativity with the ‘Houses of Hope Colouring Book’ by Emma Major, a collection of 14 stunning illustrations of dreamlike houses set in serene and inspiring locations. Whether you envision yourself by the calming sea, amidst the whispering trees of a lush forest, or in your own imaginative paradise, this colouring book invites you to explore and personalise each scene.

Crafted with care, each page is printed on premium 200gsm 20cm square paper, allowing you to experiment with different colouring mediums, from vibrant crayons and markers to delicate watercolor paints. The high-quality paper ensures that your colours stay vivid and true, making each artwork a masterpiece.

This colouring book is not just a pastime; it’s a journey of relaxation and mindfulness. Ideal for all skill levels, it encourages artistic expression and offers a peaceful escape from the everyday hustle. Perfect for gifting or personal enjoyment, ‘Houses of Hope’ promises hours of creative fulfillment and inspiration. Transform each page into a unique reflection of your imagination and let the colours of hope brighten your world.

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My Story

Emma Major is a blind wheelchair user living with an ever growing list of chronic illnesses including debilitating arthritis and long covid whilst preserving her mental health and discovering what it means to be AuDHD. But beyond all that she's an internationally exhibited artist and published poet.

Emma has twelve collections of poetry currently published, with another five in various stages of development, some illustrated by her art. She writes and creates art every day on various themes including disability, grief, mental health, faith and climate change.

Emma is passionate about encouraging people in their creativity, especially those who live with disability, chronic illness and mental health challenges. By sharing her creativity online she invites others to engage with their emotions creatively. You can find Emma on social media @emmuk74 where she shares her artwork and poetry to encourage, bless and affirm people.

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