The Brutalist Colouring Book, by Marc Thomasset

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Brussels-based designer Marc Thomasset has designed a rather edgy colouring book based on Brutalism.

The Brutalist Colouring Book is based on the sharp, angular forms of concrete architecture, and leaves the viewer to either fill the constructions with colour or alternatively opt for different shades of grey, if they prefer to get a bit more technical.

“Sharpen your cold grey and warm grey pencils and add some colour to some great concrete constructions,” says Thomasset.

There will be 500 numbered copies of the book designed and printed in Brussels on thick, recycled paper. The book is available to buy for €12 (£10) here.

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