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Illustration By: Erica Cook
To celebrate, we're sharing a coloring page created by Erica Cook for all your decompression and boredom-filling needs. Lexington artist Erica Lynne Cook specializes in the art of hand lettering. In 2015, she launched her creative firm Concinnity by Erica. Erica primarily works with chalk, watercolor, markers, and design apps to create unique hand lettered signs and digital illustrations for special events. An avid reader and lover of the literary arts, one of Erica’s passions is designing book covers. When she isn’t creating, Erica works full time at the Carnegie Center and teaches hand lettering classes. Remember to get outside today and appreciate the art that's around us at all times! Links: Erica Cook: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/concinnity_by_erica/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/concinnitybyerica/ Author: Emily Neat Emily Neat is an intern for the Lexington Art League. She is also a current student of the Transylvania University.
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