Review on Mandalas II Adult Coloring Book - 50 Hand Drawn Designs on High-Quality Paper, with Durable Hardback Covers, Spiral Binding, Perforated Pages, plus Bonus Blotter by Linda Diaz

Finally…. high quality coloring book for adult colorists. Is it expensive; However, I think the cost is worth it considering how much fun any mandala colorist addict would have. I love intricate patterns and I love mandalas. This book has it all. So I think this is one of the best books in this category that I have found so far. While most designs are intricate, some must have been designed for those who prefer less complexity. USER-FRIENDLY SPIRAL BINDING: This book is equally suitable for left-handed and right-handed users due to the flexibility that the binding creates. - manual colorists. It can be easily rotated horizontally, vertically or at an angle. No more wrestling with the opposite page, just turn the page and bingo, only one page is visible. PUNCHED PAGES: Removing pages is quick, easy and smooth. Paint on your lap when no table or desk is available. The coloring pages are 8.5 x 11 inches and the cover is slightly larger. For guard. PROMOTIONAL PAGE: Promotional page included. A serious colorist can never have too many of these important things. In fact, the likelihood of this paper being phased out is slim; BUT don't risk it. Be careful, use absorbent paper. EXCELLENT QUALITY PAPER: The intricate illustrations are printed on white, thick, smooth paper. They are non-judgmental and welcome any environment. I've used cheap gel pens, expensive colored pencils, mediocre markers, and brush pens. I also used watercolor pencils with a wet brush. I didn't bleed; However, my brush markers made the paper a bit rough. FREE COLORING SHEETS: The web address for 10 bonus pictures is on the blotter sheet. The only thing that bothers me is the weight of the book. He is heavy; However, this is necessary due to the hard cover and the weight of the coloring pages.