Keep Calm and Color -- Tranquil Trees Coloring Book

Really good only if it was on separate paper

Happy with the purchase. Arrived as stated. The tree drawings are very beautiful. The drawings are on both sides of the pages.

Nice book but pity the presentation isn’t a priority. The pages are all stuck together and the cut of the pages at the top of the book is very rough.

Got this for a friend who was ill, to pass the time as she couldn’t do much else, she loved it

Delightful book.

Colouring book has got lovely pictures can't wait to get started.

Brilliant. My niece who is mad about trees loved it.

I used as research for tree designs for embroidery

les images sont belles mais comme il y en a des 2 côté des pages; quand on colore au feutre ça paraît sur celle de l'endos

Coloring pictures are very detailed. Nice variety. Small spaces to be colored in if you do each little section so you will need sharp colored pencils. I don't think you could use crayons.

Some picture is well and understanding view

This coloring book is this best one Ive gotten. Its got 36 different small pictures and over 10 different 2 page pictures. Very unique and whimsical designs.

The media could not be loaded.  I was very surprised to see that this new book by Dover Publishing was printed on both sides of the page. Further, the pages are not perforated. Given the success of their Creative Haven and Sparks lines and their new Escapes line, I would have thought they would understand that printing on one side of the page with perforated pages is generally thought to be a good thing. For me, the publishing aspect of this line of books (Keep Calm & Color) is a huge step back. I purchased only one of three new books in this line and will probably not purchase the other two based on how they were printed.The designs are actually a reprint of a French book from 2015, “Ma Pause Nature A Colrier – Arbres de Vie” by Rustica Editions. That doesn't bother me as many international artists are now finding US publishing groups to make their books available in the US. For me, that's a great thing and I have a number of coloring books that fall into that category.The designs are tree-related but with imaginative twists. Most of the designs are single page designs but there are a number which spread across two pages. Some of the two-page designs don't line up extremely well in my book. Be prepared – there are a lot of leaves in this book. That makes sense as it is about trees but there are lot of them and I wanted to mention it specifically.This is what I found while coloring in this book and testing my coloring medium on the page:62 pages of tree-inspired designsDesigns are printed on both sides of the page10 Designs spread across two pagesPaper is medium weight, white, slightly rough and non-perforatedGlue BoundAlcohol-based markers bleed through this paperWater-based makers bleed through in spots with this paperGel pens and India ink artist pens leave colorful shadows on the back of the pageColored pencils work well with this paper. It has a decent amount of texture to it and both wax and oil based pencils lay good nice pigment, layer and blend well. Hard lead pencils can dent/score through to the back of the page.