Adorable Cuties: Easy Adult Coloring Books for Women and Kids Featuring Stress Relieving Designs with Cute and Adorable Characters | Perfect Coloring Books for Adults Relaxation and Anxiety Relief

I color for anxiety and stress relief and got this book because i wanted something “cute” to color. This fits the bill!! One complaint might not even be FOR the artist but when using colored pencils (i use prismacolor and arteza experts) in the “shaded” areas, the ink rubs off! It made my “tan” skintone have black streaks. It made it look like the girl in the picture has a 5’0clock shadow beard LOL - this is purely for fun coloring but it thats REALLY gonna bother you? then don’t purchase. Just remember that its the AMAZON paper quality that sucks. Not the Art or artist.

This is my first purchase from this brand (that releases art by different artists, like Jade Summer). The designs are printed on typical "Amazon paper" (thin, but at least has some tooth). Each image is printed on single-sided, black backed pages (like Jade Summer used to). I like the black reverse sides, because it makes the pages a bit more stout and hides bleed-through. Of course, one should still slide a blotter behind their work-in-progress. The one thing I really, really don't like is the circles on characters' cheeks. In my opinion, it's cutesy, but also needlessly juvenile. However, I otherwise love the tidy, simple line work and very light grayscale (about equivalent to Jade Summer's "Easy" coloring book series). I'm not even that fond of coloring human characters, and I still "needed" this new release. What I really adore is the adorable non-human critters and houses. I'd buy more books for those types of images. I'm not terribly keen on the emphasis on food themes or words printed over characters (miaauww). In the information pages, there's a reference to duplicate images, but I don't see any (it's not a huge deal, even though I don't mind duplicates). My last nitpicking would be that the English wording on the information pages would look more professional with some editing for syntax and proofreading (such as the reference to duplicate images). But, that's a very small matter, in the grand scheme of things. At the end of the book, there are some test pages. The longer I color, the more I appreciate a few blank pages or test pages in books. It saves the need for extraneous scratch paper. Overall, I'm pretty happy with my purchase. I got a book full of images that are too adorable, for a super price. Many "Amazon printed" books are now $10 or more, and that's too expensive for my very limited income. Especially given the paper quality of "Amazon paper." Personally, I'd rather color on "Amazon paper" than another publisher's overly smooth card stock where the line art wears off and even oil-based pencils smear as I color (for $20 per book). But, I was coloring more than a decade before other adults found it fashionable. What do I know...? Anyway, Damita Victoria, kudos on an insanely adorable book.

This book was a shock tbh to see from Damitta, bc she's usually doing more realistic women, but it was a pleasant surprise!!! The pics are all too cute!! There's a slight grayscale, which is great for learning to shade, it's a great reference, and it's not too overwhelming!!! And the lines are nice and thick, so great for alcohol markers!! Highly recommend!! 💜💜💜

This book is for little kids not adults

I like to color but my disability makes it hard to color fine details. So happy to find a cute coloring book that's not a children's activity book. Great for shading as well. Good quality and good price!