Brain Games - Color by Number: Stress-Free Coloring (Pink)

Now of course, you're not obliged to follow the authors' colouring. Assuming you do want to follow the suggested colours, I think you'll need a fairly large collection, like Ohuhu 200 colour set, since some of the colours are pretty sophisticated, even though each picture uses 6 colours on the average.

Stress reducing activity - Daughter was most appreciative and found it relaxing during lockdown 3

Good book, just a shame aome is already coloured in. Would be better completely blank.

Like the concept. Hinge crushed presumably in transit, so pages rip out when turned.

The book is amazing for relaxing and fun patterns.

J aime beaucoup ce livre les dessins sont pas très long à faire la qualité du papier est top je ne regrette pas mon achat

cientos de horas puedes disfrutar coloreando los diferentes dibujos que trae

Love the color by numbers because I don't have to put in the extra thought about what colors to use and when. I also enjoy the spiral binding that eliminates annoying folding of other pages. I do put a sheet or two between the pages I'm coloring and the next page to prevent bleeding, but the pages are fairly thick and one-sided, which is nice when using markers.

This book is fantastic if you're looking for larger/thicker lines, and/or something simple that you can quickly lay some color down on. Another great feature of this book is that each page is perforated for easy tear-out, or for sharing with a friend❤️ I also really love that is coiled, it's so nice to have the pages lay perfectly flat without having them curl over or having that big hump on one of side of your book. This is the greatest set up for a coloring book in my opinion. I only wish the books in this series were just a bit more reasonably priced. Alcohol based markers work wonderfully with this book, that is what I've used on the 5 completed images I'm added. As always be careful! Watch for bleeding with your colors, and always have protection underneath for any leakage. I've only just received this book around a week ago, so haven't had much time to color in it. But as I already mentioned, I did add the ones that I've completed. As well as a close up of the lines on another photo. Then I randomly decided to be a nice person and snap some quick photos of what's inside. That's one thing that frustrates me when buying these books online. They rarely show us more than 3-4 images of what's inside🙄 So there you have it folks, 21 of the 31 images for you to look at. As they say, "not all superheroes wear capes." 🙃

When I bought it I thought it was a bit expensive for what it offers. 9€ for 27 small drawings with cheap paper seemed like a lot when I can get for instance a Hanna Karlzon book for 12€ with about 96 drawings on good paper. I thought I would give it a try because I liked the spiral bound and I wanted something to draw mindlessly sometimes. Overall I am happy I did though. The spiral is very convenient to keep the book flat and not take much space (wonder why we don't have more spiral bound colouring books). I also like that the drawings need only 5 or 6 colours per page and the colouring experience is really relaxing. Some of the pages can be coloured very quickly and some take a little bit longer but no page so far needed more than a couple of hours. I don't like that some of the colour hues are very weird and unique. I have a total of 352 colouring pencils (3 different sets) and for some colours I can't find a match. I find a similar colour to use so it's not a big deal but I think it is a bit annoying. I was also not impressed by the fact that some areas in almost all designs are already coloured. Why would my colouring book come pre-coloured? I thought it was a weird and unique choice as I have never seen any other colouring book come with pre-coloured parts.