Color By Number Fairy Houses: Adorable Whimsical Nature Home Images for Coloring by All Ages, Includes Non-Numbered Pages (Color By Number Coloring Books)

Such a great book! Fun to color. I love the white paper. Hoping the artist will publish 2 separate books for CBN and non-CBN. I only use the CBN part. And I don’t like to color the same image twice. I think having an option to just buy the CBN will save on cost. Other than that, i love Alexandra’s CBN books.

This book is full of fun hand drawn pictures to color and enjoy! The numbers aren't too dark that they distract from the picture but not too light you have to squint to find them. The paper is Amazon paper, which doesn't bother me and the line art is dark enough without being in the classification of "bold and easy". Great pictures with enough detail to keep you busy but not so much that it will take you days to color. A great book for the young to the old.

I love your drawing style and the color by numbers. Please make more color by numbers!

I love color by number books from Alexandra. I love the images she has chosen. She always gives us fresh and exciting new pages to color. Great job Alexandra! Keep making more books. You will love her books too.

I LOVE Alexandra Franzese adult coloring books! Her line art and designs are awesome! Fun to color regardless of your skill level!

I love her work but I am so sad I got a bad copy.

I've purchased other books from this artist before and am always amazed at how unique and fun each of the coloring pages are. This book is definitely worth every penny!

Love this book so relaxing ❤️

I really love the cute and colorful style of this book, it's really fun to paint in <3 I rarely write reviews, but this book is awesome, and I want to tell you why:In short:+ / Pro: + This is a well-made book with no numbers missing or misplaced. + The numbers are (in my opinion, w. no visual impairment) easy to spot and read when uncolored, and not too visible after coloring. + The color selection is easy to find in average-sized packs of pens/pencils/markers. + I enjoyed the thicker lines when coloring in with alcohol markers, as they tend to bleed/feather out.- / Cons: - There is sadly no "stick/fold out"-color chart (as seen on other books). - Markers bleed through the sides, and you have to put a paper behind your coloring page to protect the page behind, which is normal behavior for coloring books I think.-----------------------------------------------In depth review:Polished not Rushed:In other books, I found numbers misplaced or missing. Not in this book! The numbers are all placed in their sections, no numbers missing, no guessing on what should have been in this section and so on.Visibility of Numbers:The numbers are gray instead of black, so they don't disturb the colored picture too much, when using alcohol markers you still can see them through, though. (see last picture)Color-Chart:On each "backside" of a page (left side of double page) there is an uncolored Number-Chart (see on 2nd picture). At the start of the book, there is a Color Chart which you can color in yourself. Sadly, there is no "flip-out" chart, which can stay on the side for each page. I diy-ed that one (stuck a strip of paper on the last page with washi-tape).Color-Choice:The colors used are not too hard to find in your stash of pens/pencils/markers: you need 2-3 shades of a color (2 pink, 2 red, 2 oranges, 2 yellows, 3 green, teal, 3 blue, 2 violet/purple, gray and brown), 19 colors in total. I mention that because I sometimes have a hard time with color by number books that require 4-5 shades of green, brown, blue ... which I don't always have with my desired set of pencils/markers.Alcohol Markers:I use Ohuhu Alcohol Markers (the old one with bullet nib + chisel nib, as well as the newer Honolulu Series with brush nibs and chisel nib). Using alcohol markers in this book works well because of the thicker lines, :D it gives the whole artwork a cartoonish style, which I enjoy. You need to be careful though because the pages are not especially thick, so I just place a spare paper between the side I'm working on and the following side.

Super cute pics to colour

Lovely pics to colour

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