Color in quiet contemplation or hum your favorite hymns as you move through the pages of The Psalms in Color.
This is one coloring book that's definitely not for kids, but if you're not easily offended, it'll certainly give you a good laugh while you color to your heart's content.
Begin with the Bunnies Coloring Page, a darling image of bunnies hiding in floral bushes. This is a great page to color for Easter, but it's neutral enough to appease any bunny lover!
Whatever the case, get the children to color in the page of their choice and then teach them how to wrap a gift.
Coloring pages and coloring books have been around since the 1880s and were created as part of the “democratization of art” process.
This adult coloring book is a perfect pick for animal lovers. It's full of many intricate designs, so it might bode well to use this one if you have the time to dedicate to coloring in the lines.
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When April showers keep you indoors, relax by the window and color! The calming sounds of rain pattering against the windowpanes will provide a soothing melody for adult coloring.
After children have colored in the illustration of their choice, mount it onto a slightly larger piece of construction paper to form the frame.
Take a glance around Stay's page, and you'll see that she's right: her coloring pages just seem like they are put together a bit better than the pages on many other sites.
What we particularly loved was how different this was to other colouring books we tested. The illustrations are fun and contemporary, and our testers loved guessing the animal hidden in each letter (favourites included “K is for Kangaroo”, complete with a little Joey, and “U is for Urchin”) before reading the words.
While we're sure any coloring book can help alleviate stress, the designs in this one were designed to reduce stress. Just pick up your favorite colored pencils and enjoy!
There Information are also two pages of matching stickers to add to each design, which our three year old got stuck into with gusto. We were very happy (and relieved) to discover the stickers are reusable, so we were able to easily peel them off for our tester to use again. Tantrum averted!
Back in 2015, the adult coloring book market saw a 1,cem% year-over-year increase in sales — a leap that subsequently caused a colored pencil shortage. Since then, the trend has continued to rage on; you can now find adult coloring books featuring all kinds of unique themes, from home design and fashion to curse words and wine bottles.