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I purchased this adult coloring book from a local store the first of this year. The cat on the cover reminds me of one of my favorite kitty-boys who passed away last summer ... sending me into a total slump with my love of watercolor. I thought the therapy of simply coloring might spark my ability to return to creating my own artwork again.I really loved many of the drawing images found in this book and have colored quite a few of them. I began with colored pencil, but then realized apparently everyone else had the same idea for enduring the COVID virus shutin and the stores that sell a better quality of colored pencil had no stock. I completed a few, but didn't want to totally wipe out my supply of pencils.One day I got to thinking... the paper quality of these images is only a marginally lesser weight than my professional watercolor paper, so I decided to give it a try. YEAH! It worked. Now I staple my projects to a gator board, size them, and paint right along. I don't use extremely wet washes, but the watercolor is so much more vivid than colored pencil, it was a no-brainer to me. With that said, these pages take a light water wash very well, but no scrubbing... the paper begins to dissolve.So, back to why I bought a second book. All of these pages are printed front and back. While no problem with colored pencil, using watercolor leaves the back side pretty munch unusable. Besides, some of the double pages have something on the back that I would really like to try. This book was much cheaper than the first one I bought and I can paint the backs of the pages I'd already painted in my original book. Aside from that, there are two pages (the dragon, and the fish over the cherry blossoms) that I colored with pencil and would love to do again with watercolor. Here's two of my last completed pages (in watercolor).
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I use colored pencils and the paper works really well with blending. I also like the more intricate designs which challenge me, and the images are different (I’m not one to do all flowers, all animals, etc. I like variety). I’d actually give it 4 1/2 stars because the only downside is that I wish they were perforated and one side images only because it’s a little hard to work around the spine. But all in all I’m very glad I got this book and highly recommend it.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 19, 2020
I purchased this adult coloring book from a local store the first of this year. The cat on the cover reminds me of one of my favorite kitty-boys who passed away last summer ... sending me into a total slump with my love of watercolor. I thought the therapy of simply coloring might spark my ability to return to creating my own artwork again.
I really loved many of the drawing images found in this book and have colored quite a few of them. I began with colored pencil, but then realized apparently everyone else had the same idea for enduring the COVID virus shutin and the stores that sell a better quality of colored pencil had no stock. I completed a few, but didn't want to totally wipe out my supply of pencils.
One day I got to thinking... the paper quality of these images is only a marginally lesser weight than my professional watercolor paper, so I decided to give it a try. YEAH! It worked. Now I staple my projects to a gator board, size them, and paint right along. I don't use extremely wet washes, but the watercolor is so much more vivid than colored pencil, it was a no-brainer to me. With that said, these pages take a light water wash very well, but no scrubbing... the paper begins to dissolve.
So, back to why I bought a second book. All of these pages are printed front and back. While no problem with colored pencil, using watercolor leaves the back side pretty munch unusable. Besides, some of the double pages have something on the back that I would really like to try. This book was much cheaper than the first one I bought and I can paint the backs of the pages I'd already painted in my original book. Aside from that, there are two pages (the dragon, and the fish over the cherry blossoms) that I colored with pencil and would love to do again with watercolor. Here's two of my last completed pages (in watercolor).
I really loved many of the drawing images found in this book and have colored quite a few of them. I began with colored pencil, but then realized apparently everyone else had the same idea for enduring the COVID virus shutin and the stores that sell a better quality of colored pencil had no stock. I completed a few, but didn't want to totally wipe out my supply of pencils.
One day I got to thinking... the paper quality of these images is only a marginally lesser weight than my professional watercolor paper, so I decided to give it a try. YEAH! It worked. Now I staple my projects to a gator board, size them, and paint right along. I don't use extremely wet washes, but the watercolor is so much more vivid than colored pencil, it was a no-brainer to me. With that said, these pages take a light water wash very well, but no scrubbing... the paper begins to dissolve.
So, back to why I bought a second book. All of these pages are printed front and back. While no problem with colored pencil, using watercolor leaves the back side pretty munch unusable. Besides, some of the double pages have something on the back that I would really like to try. This book was much cheaper than the first one I bought and I can paint the backs of the pages I'd already painted in my original book. Aside from that, there are two pages (the dragon, and the fish over the cherry blossoms) that I colored with pencil and would love to do again with watercolor. Here's two of my last completed pages (in watercolor).
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