Coloring Books?

[poniesthatsparkle]

I enjoy most coloring books, whether they're for kids or adults. There's no specific brand or theme I prefer- I like them all!
I only ever use color pencils in my adult coloring books, and crayons in ones meant for children. I tend to stick with Crayola since its cheap and I get so many colors in one pack. Sometimes I use Prismacolor pencils, though.

My favorite coloring books I own would be the My Little Pony ones, of course! I also have one all about cats. I'm currently trying to find the Percy Jackson and the Olympians adult coloring book.

[ringwraith10]

I have lots of coloring books from all age varieties. I usually buy the MLP coloring books when I see them. BUT the one thing I don't like about kids' coloring books is that they're usually "coloring and activity" books. I don't want to connect the dots, I want to color ponies!

[bright rabbit 1]

Today I got two new colouring books.

Day of the Dead Cat Version colouring book, and a colouring book of wolves.

Done three pictures in the cat book, (hand is hurting now).

I hope they will bring out a colouring book of Les Miserables.

[tikibirds]

Adult books usually have really small coloring spaces, so I either have to search for ones that don't have that tribal design or mandela or paisly pattern to them.
or use kids books but then I'm limited to crayons or pencils. The papers dont work with gel pens.

My book is called F*$king Adorable. Cute critters with foul mouths. I am in need of a new one though

[zombienixon]

I was curious if any of you have any erasers you use for colored pencils? I have a white one that will lighten it considerably, but not completely remove it. Would I have to go to an art supply store to get one?

On a side note, I only recently leared it was actually possible to erase colored pencil. I always assumed it was more or less permanent.

I have lots of coloring books from all age varieties. I usually buy the MLP coloring books when I see them. BUT the one thing I don't like about kids' coloring books is that they're usually "coloring and activity" books. I don't want to connect the dots, I want to color ponies!

With the activity pages, I just color in the pictures they have on them. The smaller pictures make it easy to try out new colors.