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Seen advertised on Tv, and as I enjoy colouring in Little dudes colouring books I thought it might be nice to get some adult ones,

what a nightmare, 2 days of driving/walking I finaly got issue 1, sold out everywere, so it must be popular,

anyone else interested in it?

now we are 6 ?

6??

I saw that. It's one of those £1.99 for the first issue, then some ridiculous price!
You can download and print interesting pictures off the internet:

http://www.coloring-pages-adults.com/coloring-zen/

Yeah, 99p for first, £2.99 for further issues, it is expensive for what you get

try here

http://www.crayola.co.uk/

Thankyou for the link maggie, I think ill print some of those off, :-)

Play nice Rollo

Stray <3

Stray you can buy adult colouring books in W H Smiths and the works. Much cheaper than those mags <3

Wilkinson's do a couple of adult colouring books - just got one for me to colour when granddaughter is doing her colouring lol.
I also sent my sister one from Amazon (a tad more expensive than Wilkinson's) to amuse her as she recovers from surgery. :-)

Iv only bought the first issue it was only 99p,

Iv just been looking as I remembered a while back some friends on fb, bought some online.

I like to draw/sketch so already have the pens, pencils paint etc,

So im thinking ill probably just order some,

thankyou xx

Thanks lyndi, I didnt realise you could get them in town too, good to see im not the only one lol

isn't it strange how its sold out everywhere :-D :-D

i saw some adult ones in W H Smith the other day :-D

Eee u lot are guna save me a fortune lol,

and anyone else who gets it, if there looking in, and decide to buy there own rather than subscribe,

you can do your own doodles.. just draw lines of squiggles, loops and circles, and then rub out the bits of lines you think don't look right and hey presto you have a lovely abstract image to colour in and if you look carefully there will be some shapes that make sense and you can highlight those by giving them a heavy border..

i have done loads in paint and in pencils



:-D

Yeah I do that often, just squiggle and then colout them in,, but I like the thought of actual symetrical patterns, and the aztec ones iv seen are lovely,

I have a couple of celtic design books, from about 15 years ago that D never got round to, I might dig them out and see if they are therapeutic :-) I used to love painting, but life got in the way, I think a lot of people do forget about art, and how much they enjoy it, after leaving school so anything that encourages people back to it can't be bad.

Nothing quite like the smell of new coloured pencils, the smell catapults me back 5 decades in a second :-D

I still love playing with my spirograph when I get spare time. :-D