Once Upon a Line by Pauline Visser

Drawings waiting to be coloured in.

I draw by hand, in ink, on paper. Mostly plants, mostly from life. Nothing is finished until somebody else picks up a pencil.

A line drawing of a protea in flower, waiting to be coloured in
Colour it in
Pauline Visser at her drawing table

Who is drawing these

I have been drawing for as long as I can remember.

Placeholder. This is where Pauline says, in her own words, how she came to this and what she is drawing. It should sound like her talking, not like a website. Two or three short paragraphs is plenty.

Placeholder. Second paragraph, likely the work itself: botanical, drawn from life, on loose A3 sheets, in ink, one at a time.

Pauline

The first book

Forty-eight drawings, and the first of them are being made into a book.

Placeholder. What the first book is, once the theme is chosen. Keep it honest about timing: no date promised, no pre-order, just what it will be. A second, simpler book follows for younger hands.