Eilidh Muldoon: Sandy Toes and Inky Fingers

From beautiful sandy beaches and flower-laden machair to dramatic cliffs and sea stacks (with just a few puffins thrown in!) The Scottish Coastal Colouring Book is the perfect way to celebrate the beauty of Scotland’s coastline in this year of staycations. Join Book Festival favourite Eilidh Muldoon live from our studio in Edinburgh as she shows you how to create and colour your own stunning seaside scenes, then challenge Eilidh to draw the wildest imaginary places and sea creatures you can think of! Bring your paper, pens, pencils and questions about colouring for this interactive event.

Download Eilidh's beautiful colouring sheets here to print and do at home:

Seashells

Wind Turbines

Castle

This event was filmed live at the 2021 Edinburgh International Book Festival. The author was on stage, in the venue.

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