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[lolakimono]

I thought it might be interesting to share the projects that people have been up to, and what materials you like best.

I found this, on sale at NM Last Call, and thought I would pass it along.  There are different scenes, but this is the only one in stock (and on sale).

It would make a fun gift for the artist in your life- $6.50

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• Giant coloring roll in your choice of cityscapes or the imaginary world of Jef Koons.
• Printed on heavyweight paper.
• 71" x 39".
• Made in France

[lolakimono]

This is the book that I started on, and I've done four pages so far.

[lolakimono]

I have been experimenting with different coloring options.

This one is the first-

Outline-

Coloring-

[ALRATIBA]

I started coloring a couple of years ago ... great for relaxation.  

My personal favorite coloring books are from Lauren Burch and Creative Haven. 

Amazon has lots of coloring rolls.

[lolakimono]

This is the second one.

Outline- same markers as referenced previously

Coloring- 

[lolakimono]

This is the third one.

The outline is the same.

The coloring is with these new Mr. Sketch crayons-

[lolakimono]

This is the last one that I have completed.

Outline-

Coloring-

"Old School"

[lolakimono]

I also bought these to try, but I haven't opened them yet.

So if you color, what materials do you like to use?

[qualitygal]

Somewhere in my youth, someone had a blank roll of paper and crayons and the children would lay on the floor and color.  As the paper filled up one end got a new start of the roll, while the other part was opened to color.  My mom did day care way back when and I think it was at the house. Can't swear to that though. But I do the rest I remember.  They loved it.

I did color one day. Going to wait for winter for now I think.

[bflowing]

Prisma pencils are the best.  I also use Copic  markers and brush markers by Tombow. .  I've been into card making for over ten years and have tried many different coloring mediums.