Life may seem to be a little scary at the moment, with the Coronavirus (COVID-19) doing the rounds. We’re all having to be careful and to protect each other from unnecessary risk. It saddens me to think of those at higher risk, with autoimmune conditions, existing respiratory conditions and the elderly, along with their families and friends who will surely be worried and anxious about their safety. It’s a global pandemic and things will be very different for a while.

My thoughts are with all those who are and will be affected by it.

Now that schools have closed and many adults are either looking after their youngsters, or having to stay indoors, they will need to find ways of entertaining themselves. I imagine people will be taking up hobbies, binge watching programmes they haven’t seen yet and even doing things around the house!

I decided to produce a colouring in sheet for children and actually anyone who is young at heart and enjoys colouring books. All you need to do is right-click on on the last image in this post and choose to save to a folder on your computer.

I’d love to see photographs of your completed image on Instagram, Facebook or Twitter – use the hashtag #colouringwithemmajayne or my instagram handle, @emmajayne_designs. I’d love to share them on my social media and see the wonderful colours you decide to use.

You can colour the Pegasus Unicorn colouring in sheet either with coloured materials or transfer it to your ipad or Android tablet and add colour that way! You’ll need an appropriate app to do it on your tablet, if you haven’t already got one.

To download the image below, right-click on it and choose Save Image As/Save Target As. Then, choose a folder to save it to on your computer.

You can then either print it out to colour it in, or send it to your tablet (you’ll need a suitable painting app for that).

The downloaded image will be A4 size.

This is a large download of around 3MB, so it may take a minute or so to downlaod, depending on your connection speed.

I hope you enjoy coloring in your Pegasus Unicorn and I very much look forward to seeing your efforts on social media
#colouringwithemmajayne   |   @emmajayne_designs

This image is free for you to use and colour in but please remember that copyright is mine, so you may not claim it as your own work and you may not use it to make money.

Thank you kindly!

Emma Jayne x

I want to show you my new collaboration with baby brand ChooMee. They transferred four of my sea life themed pieces onto food pouches. The colours look great and even more, they’re reusable. Great for the helping the environment! …and I think they’re educational too.

They’re fab for when parents are on the go and need a convenient way of storing purees and smoothies. They’re actually pretty large in size, holding 8oz and are top rack dish washable safe too.

Here are some snapshots of the Sea Life themed food pouches.

Sea Life themed products

Two food pouches with my sea life designs on them.

If you follow me on social media i.e. instagram, Facebook, twitter and so on… you’ll notice I’ve produced a drawing of a dugong, for Greenpeace. They’re spreading awareness about these fascinating creatures, as they’re an endangered marine species. Dugongs are threatened by sea grass habitat loss or degradation because of coastal development or industrial activities that cause water pollution. If there is not enough sea grass to eat then the dugong does not breed normally.

Illustration for Greenpeace.

As you’re most probably aware, I love drawing ocean scenes! I am just fascinated by the life beyond the ocean bed. There’s another world under there!

Recently, I’ve produced a few sea-life composition prints, which I’ll be adding to my etsy shop very soon – why not check them out. I’ll be announcing on my social media when they’ll be available to buy.

Here are closeups, well actually sneaky peaks of my latest art prints.

Sea life prints to be added in my etsy shop

Hope you like them!

Take care and stay safe!

Emma Jayne x

Happy World Whale Day!

If you follow me on instagram or any other forms of social media, you’ll know I love to draw sea-life. I’ve drawn a variety of whales and want to share with you a selection that I have illustrated over the years, fitting in nicely with World Whale Day.

World Whale Day

One of my illustrations is featured on the Greenpeace blog – Whale and ship. I’m on there with great company too! This is the illustration that is featured on the blog.

There’s something majestic and beautiful about the ocean and whales, in particular, are quite awe-inspiring. They are fascinating creatures and scientific research demonstrates that whales enhance the ocean ecosystem. It’s so sad that their numbers are decreasing due to commercial whaling, climate change, overcrowded shipping lanes and pollution.

To find out more and support issues associated with the ocean, you can go to WWF and Greenpeace.

Emma Jayne x