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“Have you ever considered that you could get so much enjoyment by creating your own meaningful patterns to later colour in?” Many of us like to color. Many of us like to doodle. Creatively, Dyan inspires us to soar beyond our own imaginations outside the “normal box” and create our own images that can be colored or our own works of art. I have to be honest; I’ve loved to color since I was a little girl, not only for the enjoyment, but also for the relaxation. I’ve fallen in love with the intricate designs found in adult coloring books, taking me beyond children’s coloring pages. However, feeling destined to color and gaze upon others artwork, I never dreamed I could create my own. Dyan’s process is so amazingly detailed, easy step-by-step

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