Powell's Pre-Colored Coloring Books
Turning those complementary colors into complimentary colors.
Adult coloring books are all the rage, and for good reason: coloring can relieve stress, reduce anxiety, encourage focus, and engender mindfulness. But let’s be honest. With the endless demands of daily life, who has time to pick up a colored pencil?
We have full confidence that one day you will make it past the second page of that impulsively purchased Johanna Basford. But in the meantime, if looking at all of those blank nature scenes – just nagging to be colored in – has you seeing red (or is it carnelian?!), you needn’t suffer any longer. The creative team here at Powell’s is pleased to offer an alternative: Pre-Colored Coloring Books.
That’s right! Enjoy all of the satisfaction of a fully completed coloring book, without any of the hassle, hardship, or burden of lifting a pen or pencil yourself. Like steam from a hot mug of chamomile, watch your anxieties and worries evaporate away as you flip through page after page of lavishly hand-colored designs. Impress friends and family alike with your artistic prowess, enjoying envious glances and vibrant praise: “However did you find the time?” “You must feel sooo relaxed after coloring this whole book!” “Rembrandt has nothing on you!”
With several designs to choose from, Powell’s very own Pre-Colored Coloring Books are the must-have item of the season. Purchase yours today – serenity is just a click away.
Praise
Witty in their use of color and oh so decadent, Powell's Pre-Colored Coloring Books will leave you purring with pleasure. Todd Furlong, author of Blue, Minnesota
Perfect for those poor, artistically disinclined souls longing for peace in a color-crazed world. The Lonely Mole
What Our Readers Are Saying
Helen, April 1, 2016
I got a coloring book as a Christmas gift and I found the thing so dang overwhelming. I have a full-time job, two kids, a dog who sheds, and those two kids have 3 fish and a turtle. When I do get a free moment I sleep. Then someone gives me a coloring book and tells me it’s supposed to be the new yoga and will help me relax. Well, I don’t have time for yoga, or relaxing, really, and I can’t imagine enjoying coloring because all I would be thinking about is what I should be doing instead. I love my pre-colored coloring book because it feels like I’ve checked something off my list. If only you also sold pre-washed laundry and pre-raised children, then I would be all set (and might have time for a real coloring book.)
Leigh, April 1, 2016
I love coloring in my coloring book but I am so terrible at it. Whoever colored in the book I bought from you guys is so much better than me. I display this one on my coffee table and I keep the one I actually color in under my bed.
Kurt K., April 1, 2016
I don’t think of mine as a coloring book I think of it as an art book. I ripped some of the pages out and hung them on my wall, actually. It’s good art, means something to me.
Tran, April 1, 2016
This is great! Who has time for these things and what’s more, it’s so pretty to flip through.
LarsV, April 1, 2016
This is insulting. I am not paying money for something someone else scribbled in. I could sooner stop by an elementary school playground and have it done for free. You’ve sunk too low, Powell’s.