Book cover for "Dreaming in Color" featuring many warm toned drawings of little creatures and fantasy based plants coming out of a winding wood dragon, acting as a tree. A girl lays on one of the bigger branches.
Open page book spread of Dreaming in Color, with one page featuring a fantasy style illustration of a willow tree with winding roots and many creatures all around. Second page has blocks of explanation text.
Open page book spread of Dreaming in Color, with one page featuring a fantasy style illustration of woman standing on teapots that float out of a bog with little frogs and clouds. Second page has a tiny paragraph of descriptor text.
Open page book spread of Dreaming in Color, with one page featuring a fantasy style illustration of two trees with a large orange dragon in between the two. Second page has same illustration in only blue.
Book cover for "Dreaming in Color" featuring many warm toned drawings of little creatures and fantasy based plants coming out of a winding wood dragon, acting as a tree. A girl lays on one of the bigger branches.
Open page book spread of Dreaming in Color, with one page featuring a fantasy style illustration of a willow tree with winding roots and many creatures all around. Second page has blocks of explanation text.
Open page book spread of Dreaming in Color, with one page featuring a fantasy style illustration of woman standing on teapots that float out of a bog with little frogs and clouds. Second page has a tiny paragraph of descriptor text.
Open page book spread of Dreaming in Color, with one page featuring a fantasy style illustration of two trees with a large orange dragon in between the two. Second page has same illustration in only blue.

Dreaming in Color - A Collection of Work by Natalie Andrewson

$ 40.00

Paperback, 158 pages, measures 9 x 12 inches.

We're huge fans of Natalie Andrewson and her wondrous, colorful risographs. We are so excited to be able to carry her brand new book "Dreaming in Color" - a collection of beautiful artwork and words coming from Natalie discussing her world and process!

From publisher Peow:

There's a chance that you've met Natalie before, standing behind a table full her prints at a comic or artist convention. Maybe you've even asked her to explain “what exactly is a risograph printer?”. And we’re pretty sure quite a few of you have been at her table contemplating which print to buy and said “I don’t know which one to get, they ALL LOOK SO GOOD”. This book is for you.

Natalie Andrewson is a very talented artist whose work we really enjoy, after working with her over 9 years ago on a small riso book, she has become well loved risograph artist who makes fun fantasy-rooted artwork. She's also made some comics and even Magic the Gathering card art too. We are so excited to release a new book with her. If you aren't familiar with her art, hold up and check this out first. Dreaming in Color collects over 70 pieces of her super strong artwork. Peow2 put extra care into faithfully recreating the risograph printing magic for offset printers, with custom fluorescent pantone blends and a special process dubbed risoset™ (not really trademarked jk).

The book collects many of her risograph prints from the past years, which includes lots of dragons, some fanart, critters, creatures, magic, fantasy warriors, craftswomen, and more.

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