ColorItUnderwater Wonders Adult Coloring Book, 50 Under the Sea Coloring Pages, USA Printed with Spiral Binding, Hardback Covers, and Ink Blotter | for Arts and Crafts, Ocean Coloring Book for Adults

Paper is heavy enough the use markers, and the line work is solid.

Spiral bound (top). Blotter pages, examples, good thick paper, hard bound ."Colorful Novels" What a great idea for the subject matter. There is not a lot of detail in these pictures but still a nice coloring for beginners and those with more experience can really have a time with these.I have looked at the rest of the Color it books and I will definitely be back to buy more.

The paper is thick and does not require a backup paper.

To me, this is a sad collection of modern art. Their are great modern artists I like, but these pictures were not mt cup of tea. There’s a lot of cubism, random people standing around. Only problem, their eyes are traveling around the space. Someone might lkie this collection. Not me.

I’m an average adult with average coloring skills. I used to be artistic in my youth. I own several ColorIt coloring books and use Prismacolor coloring pencils and Tombow markers. I love this Underwater book. It has basic underwater scenes which suit me just fine. The paper is bright white, thick, and smooth. Ultra picky people who want more detailed images to color should purchase books with more detail. Personally, I’m just coloring for relaxation, not trying to achieve a Picasso with a coloring book.

Some people enjoy pages of print patterns. Therefore I was left with about 5 to 7 pictures to fill in.

These spiral bound books are pricier but the quality, ability to lay them flat, and heavy duty paper make them worth the extra cost.

Sometimes I just want to sit down and take a load off. And coloring was always my thing. As a kid and being able to bring it into my adulthood, it's enjoyable