Charity exhibition / colouring book at Peckham Pelican - on now

By sarahlk
July 3, 2017 in What's on in East Dulwich

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sarahlk

Posted July 3, 2017

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Posted July 3, 2017

Hello, I have created a colouring book (suitable for adults and children) to raise money for St Christopher's Hospice and LOROS Hospice. It's in memory of my Mum who died last year. 35 of my character designer / illustrator friends have made a page of the book each so there's a real mixture of styles. I am displaying the artwork, and quite a few pieces of original art at the Peckham Pelican until 23rd July. There's an opening party this Thursday 7-11 with funky dj's and cheap beer. I'll be there selling the books (they are ?10) and will be there at weekends and Thurs/Fri evenings as work permits. You can alternatively order a copy online here : www.klanimation.com/smile-for-a-while or email me at [email protected]. Please help support these worthy causes, and have some fun colouring in quirky pictures! Thank you, Sarah.

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