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Abstract line drawing / The 10,000 Page Colouring Book

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About

This blog presents the "Ten Thousand Page Colouring Book", a collection of abstract line drawings made by Donald Lee. They are for colouring, or just to be looked at.

This is a work in progress. 4,000+ pages have been made since 2007. The pages are numbered in reverse order, starting from 9999.

Inner Maple Leaves Colouring Book

Mind Forms Colouring Book

Line by Line Colouring Book

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Free

All line drawings are available for download at full resolution. Click an image to go to the online gallery.

They are Free Cultural Works - meaning they can be freely studied, applied, copied and/or modified, by anyone, for any purpose.

Licensed under Creative Commons Attribution 2.5 Canada.

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Drawing is

sculpting of pictorial space with simple lines

and formation of visual objects from simple parts.

Inspired by logographic writing system,

Approach drawing as a form of writing.

Through art making, explore the Buddhist concept of Emptiness.

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