Baldo by Hector D. Cantú and Carlos Castellanos for May 14, 2016

síndrome de Peter Pan

An adult coloring book … not a coloring book for adults?

Awesome! He even has hair!

I read comics for therapy. Colored or pen and ink. On TV or the movies.

That is really sweet, though.

AmraLeoIn the early 20th century, before DNA was discovered for physical anthropology applications, Felix von Lauschen identified 33 different human skin colors from albino to a blue-black.

I love this! Bought one for my teen daughter.

I’ve actually heard of people becoming more stressed with those coloring books. Mostly the perfectionist types. Then again, perfectionists probably have a difficult time de-stressing at all, I would imagine.

Wow!

I am semi-artistic (I like playing with colors but not artistic enough to draw) – so coloring books work for me. I use both children’s (with crayons) and adult’s (colored pencils). That way I can take a short break (easy w/ crayons) or a longer one (complicated w/ colored pencils).

Do they still have paint by number?

I like the patterns for stress relief, things like 3-D tesaracts and geometric whirlwinds, kaleidoscopes and such. For precision and prefection I have other books like Game of Thrones coloring book and Christmas scenes with lotsa of presents and Santa Clause’s.