Tangle Wood: A Captivating Colouring Book With Hidden Jewels - Brossura

For those who wish to simply enjoy Jessica's artwork and need something more therapeutic will find her colouring book Tangle Wood fits the bill. Here we find images of all forms of animals, birds, plants, trees and in each picture is hidden a piece of jewellery for us to find and colour. Both a joy and an inspiration and worth every penny. --Yorkshire Gazette & Herald September 2015

I have been colouring in Tangle Wood, it is not until I started that I realised how clever and truly brilliant it is. Am quite addicted keep saying to myself I will do one more section then I feel I have to do another! A great way to relax and create. Magical. --Karen Gerrad, Seams Beauty Ltd

This colouring book by Jessica Palmer is simply enchanting. Jessica has illustrated this book beautifully. And all the illustrations are begging to be coloured. There is just a problem. You can't pick just one to colour . Jessica welcomes you to Tangle Wood . She invites you to find hidden animal charms in each picture, and also gives you tips of mediums to use. What I adored on the Welcome page , was the concept of how she invites the colourer to Tangle Wood. --The Colouring Book Queen -https://thecolouringbookqueen.wordpress.com

Jessica Palmer studied Illustration at Kingston University. One day, in a life drawing class, an innovative tutor took the charcoal out of her hand, gave her a pair of scissors and said, Cut it out!’ Her passion for papercutting was born. Her love of detail led her on to using a scalpel to 'draw', as with a pen or pencil. She is now a visiting artist in galleries and museums in London, Bath and Bristol, including the V & A and the National Portrait Gallery. She runs papercutting events linked to exhibitions, and she exhibits in London and the west of England. She has produced commissions, exhibition pieces and book illustrations in the United States.

Jessica exhibited at the Paper Made show in Summer 2014 at the Jamestown Art Center in Rhode Island, USA. Her paper sculpture "Liber-tea-belle", celebrating the Boston Tea Party through a fantastical depiction of a Georgian bust bearing a tea clipper wig, was the talking piece of the show. The papier-mache and paper piece traveled 3,000 miles and was snapped up by a buyer based in Boston, Massachusetts. Jessica also created "This Land is Our Land", a large paper cut depiction of American birds in a huge tree commissioned as a wedding gift for a New England couple involved in preserving wild bird habitats. Jessica is currently working on a series of cut paper illustrations for "Bistronomy" a look at contemporary Paris bistros by Food and Wine and New York Times food writer Jane Sigal, to be published by Rizzoli in New York later in 2015.