The Repetitious Coloring Book

By Curtis W. Jackson

"Same as it ever was," expressed a famous song from the mid-1980s. Isn't right, things repeat so much that people are consciously accustoming into inattentiveness of them? The repetition continues in shapes, numbers, ectal, by nature, planning or design, and with function for whichever purposes. Not to overlook the intentions for the endless pleasure of coloring in this electronic publication edition containing over 31 images on single and double spread pages. Please do not be discouraged or confused by the black and white negative space drawings. You merely color in the white areas with your chosen hues to help achieve a visually winning effect.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Curtis W. Jackson
• Release date: Sep 26, 2019
• ISBN: 9788834189955

Curtis W. Jackson

Curtz Jackson is a screenwriter of modern and period films involving close interactions. He is earning his BFA in Creative Writing for Entertainment at Full Sail University. He studied Graphic Design and assisted as a film extra on movie and television sets. His last feature was We Only Know So Much (2018, Director, Donal Lardner Ward).Mr. Jackson authored the short pictorial drama of a man’s end-of-life decision, One Blue Eye Jake’s Twilight Boardwalk (2020, Blurb Books), and published photo essays such as Late Afternoon in the Hop and Bark Park (2019, Lulu.com). He’s the novelist of Waiting for Regina (2017, Barnes and Noble Press) and the humor artist of 57 Sections: A Book of Cartoons. In the mid-1990s, Mr. Jackson was a freelance cartoonist and street caricature artist.

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