ColorIt Mandalas Volume IV Spiral Bound Adult Coloring Book with 50 Mandala Patterns for Relaxation and Stress Relief - Includes Perforated Pages, Thick Paper, Hardback Covers, and Blotter Page

I love this series of coloring books for adults. The ring bindings and perforated pages make it easy to travel with, color in, and tear out pages you may want to frame or give to people. The book is thick so you don’t need a table or desk. The paper is very high quality so it’s good for multiple media types, such as gel pens and alcohol markers. Always use a blotter page no matter what, just incase(even though it may not bleed, alcohol markers may if you color on the same area for a long time).The first picture I provided is the first page of the book that I colored in using glitter gel pens. Then a blank page to show what some of the art may look like(all images are different)I love this book, and the blissful scenes one! 10/10 recommend! The price is high for a coloring book BECAUSE it is high quality. That’s how you know it’s a good coloring book. The thick quality paper and book, beautiful art work, and price are signs of a good well put together coloring book geared toward adults but children can color in them too if they wanted. Typically coloring books that are $7 aren’t that great quality. So keep that in mind. It’s $19-21 USD because it’s worth that. If you get it on sale, even better but it is worth every penny, in my honest opinion. Happy coloring!

I absolutely adore this coloring book. I dedicate at least one to two pages to coloring every day. Considering the cost, it’s an excellent value for money. The paper is exceptionally thick, ensuring that there’s no bleed-through. As a left-handed person, I particularly appreciate the spiral binding, which makes it convenient for me. The large pictures are also a major draw for me. I’m planning to order more coloring books from this company, and I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a great coloring experience.

Of all the adult coloring books I’ve used, this brand, ColorIt, uses the best quality drawing paper. It’s not flimsy and doesn’t warp when covered in gel pen ink.The book comes with a blotter page just in case. Alcohol markers will probably bleed through so use it but I haven’t tried those kind of pens. I like that the spiral binding is at the top and is perforated. The front and back cover is thick cardboard and feels very sturdy. The drawings are beautiful and fun to color.This probably won’t be the last ColorIt book I buy. I have two different mandalas and the dragon coloring books as well as this one so far and they are my favorites.Update: I added more photos of my mandalas and I’ve bought a couple more ColorIt books, Steampunk and goddesses. Those will be fun to color!

I love the ColorIt Mandala books with the perfect amount of detail and the nice heavy paper that can handle markers, etc. I love using glitter and neon gels for these books. I wish they would put out holiday and seasonal books that have more detail, because all of the other books that ARE NOT mandalas, look like they are for children. So I will shop other comparable brands to get a little more detail that are made for adults and buy the ColorIt Mandala books because they are perfect.

Like the quality of prints & paper is just the right thickness. Like a good spiral binding too - easy to flip between pages and return to page working on.

I only enjoy coloring mandalas.The mandalas in the book are wonderful, but what I really love is the spiral bound format which makes it so much easier to use than any of the other coloring books I've tried.

Every single thing about this (and any ColorIt books) is top notch. The art is higher tier and superior to any other books on the market. The paper is thicker and perforated, which is perfect for framing or keeping in a book.I had 3 books under this brand in my wish list for a few months because I just couldn't justify paying more than a few dollars for a coloring book. I thought I would try some lower priced books and was repeatedly disappointed. The saying buy nice or buy it twice applies here because I paid the cost of this one high quality book for 7 other low quality books that I hated. The paper in lower quality books is thin and often textured low quality paper. I wanted to create gifts and I kept coming back to wanting these books. When I realized what I would save in having nice pages to give away as gifts I went for it.If I had just purchased the finer quality item first I wouldn't have paid double the cost of one of these books. On top of that I had these low quality books that I just gave away (to a hospital). Basically if you have money you could just throw away... buy other lower priced books lol Because once I bought these books I can't accept lower quality.What I love:HardcoverPaper qualityArtworkVarietyValueWhat I don't love:Y'all, there isn't a single thing I don't love about these books!! If there is a "downside" (not really lol) ... I'm obsessed! I color every day and take these with me when I have time to fill.In ending, these books are beyond incredible. My creative flow has broadened since buying these and my anxiety has decreased. I feel these books are more artistic and I'm expanding my art skills from "coloring books" to artistic techniques. I use colored pencils that are both standard and metallica.I will buy more!

Love love LOVE this book! The mandalas are beautiful but I also love that the pens don’t bleed through to the next pages.