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Saturday, November 7, 2015

Adult Coloring - Dora Johnson



Dora Johnson doesn't like talking about herself, In one little sentence she shares that she's been together with Jim for 22 years and married to the man for 15.

But ask her about her pets, and you’ll get a fountain of information.
Her niece found a turtle in the garden and Dora gave him a home.
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Another day she found a cat sitting on the engine of the car, and he too was invited in.

Apparently word got around in cat world, because a short time later two kittens came wandering into her yard and joined the family along with a cat that had to be rehoused from her brother’s place.
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When Dora isn’t taking care of the cats and the turtle, she goes to school where she recently graduated with an Associates degree and continues studying for a Bachelors degree. She enjoys reading, building freaky style bicycles, going for rides with her bicycle group through Michigan and Canada, does afghan crocheting and of course coloring.
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When looking at Dora’s coloring, I’ve come to the conclusion that she has a) an abundance of patience, and b) very good eyesight. Not to mention talent to make these stunning creations.

Just look at her colorings …
 
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Wednesday, November 4, 2015

Adult Coloring by Andrea Wolf


Let nobody say that they don’t have time for adult coloring. Meet Andrea Wolf. Andrea is 53 years old, a wife, a mother and a grandmother. She’s the proud owner of 3 cats (one of them called Mr. Pants), a granddog and an assortment of fish.


For over 20 years, Andrea was in the dental field, but one fine day she called it quits and switched to working in a gift shop.

In addition to photography, adult coloring is her passion and she specializes in Mandalas.  In Andrea’s own words …

Buddhist monks have been creating the Mandalas for years now and a few years back when I was studying Buddhism, I bought a book to color. No one I knew about these books and it wasn't anything that the main stream audience was aware of. It was a way to help Buddhist meditate and help with the meaning of "Letting Go." They would draw the Mandalas and color them and then burn them.


I am very grateful that Andrea didn’t burn her Mandalas as they are an explosion of color and beauty.







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