Be Calm and Color: Channel Your Anxiety Into a Soothing, Creative Activity - Paperback

by Angela Porter (Illustrator), Lacy Mucklow (Author)

Find the calm within the storm In this guided, mindful coloring book for anxiety-burdened adults, art therapist Lacy Mucklow and artist Angela Porter offer over 50 coloring pages all designed to help you release stress and find peace.

Amid the chaos of the world and our lives, it is especially important to remain calm. This book harnesses the benefits of putting pencil to paper and offers you an opportunity to channel your anxiety into a satisfying, creative accomplishment. Coloring templates feature therapeutic themes, including:

• Mandalas
• Water Scenes
• Wooded Scenes
• Geometric Patterns
• Flora & Fauna
• Natural Patterns
• Spirituality

Be Calm and Color is the perfect way to step back from the stress of everyday life, be creative, and relax

Also available: Be Stress-Free and Color; Be Grateful and Color

Experience waves of calm as you color your way through the books of the Creative Coloring series. These coloring books include something for everyone, regardless of age or artistic experience, from adorable kitties and cute kawaii characters to hilarious memes and calming mandalas. Let go of your stress and find peace in all the beautiful patterns or adorable characters. Whether you are looking for an easy, relaxing past time or to get those creative juices flowing, this series has it covered. Creative Coloring books are the perfect gift for friends or loved ones (including yourself ).

Author Biography

Angela Porter is a self-taught artist who finds inspiration in nature, especially ammonite and other fossils. Much of her work is abstract with flowing lines, shapes, and colors that create textured and detailed artworks. She works with technical drawing pens, watercolors, inks, colored pencils, and metallic paints and pens. She lives in South Wales.

Lacy Mucklow (MA. ATR-BC, LPAT, LCPAT) is a registered, board certified, and licensed art therapist who has been practicing art therapy in the Washington, DC area since 1999. She has experience working with a variety of mental health populations and settings, including schools, home-based counseling, and hospitals with adolescents, families, and adults. Lacy holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology with a minor in Studio Art from Oklahoma State University, and a Master of Arts degree in Art Therapy from The George Washington University.