Outside The Lines, Too Coloring Book Review

Outside The Lines, Too: An Inspired and Inventive Coloring Book Review and Giveaway
Outside The Lines One and TwoOne of my favorite things in the world is a brand new box of writing and coloring implements. There is something almost magical when you crack open a new box of crayons and open a whole new world of imagination. Recently I went and purchased a new set of pencils, crayons and pens to make my journey of coloring a little easier while providing me millions of color options.

I recently received the 2nd book curated by Souris Hong titled “Outside The Lines, Too: An Inspired and Inventive Coloring Book by Creative Masterminds” curated by Souris Hong for review. This 2nd coloring book has over 126 pages (256 pages total) of coloring pages each by a different artist. I also had the opportunity to review the 1st book in this series entitled “Outside The Lines: An Artists’ Coloring Book for Giant Imaginations” curated by Souris Hong at the same time for review.

What makes Outside The Lines and Outside The Lines, Too different than the other coloring books is that each page is created by a different artist. The artists that contribute art to this curated collection range from the field of animation, cartoons, graphic artists, illustrators, musicians, photographers, street artists and video game artists. What this all means is that each page is different from the page before it.

Outside the Lines twoo togehterI found myself enjoying myself before I even decided on a picture to color – each picture was different and had a different feeling with it. This was also the case with the first book, and I found that the second book is really a continuation of this concept.

Some of the art work can be considered a little on the dark side at times, it made it difficult to decide on a color theme. If I had to estimate I would say that the art I considered dark was less than 5% of the over 120 pages of art, so not enough to really bother me.

I loved this coloring book and loved that the pages were perforated for easy removal – I would recommend this to any coloring fans, it really has something for every taste and mood you might be in.

Click here to learn more about Outside The Lines and Outside The Lines, Too

To purchase you can find it here on Amazon

Let me start by saying that the products featured in this post were provided to me free of charge courtesy of Perigee Trade/Penguin Random House. This in no way will influence the review to follow and all opinions are my own.

GIVEAWAY: Penguin Random House will be awarding one person one copy of Outside The Lines, Too: An Inspired and Inventive Coloring Book by Creative Masterminds curated by Souris Hong in Paperback. US entrants only. I will be randomly choosing 1 person on February 12, 2016 (2/12/2016) to receive this creative coloring book!  To enter complete the entries below! Winner will be notified by DealsAmongUs by email and prize will be fulfilled by Perigee Trade/Penguin Random House! Remember you have 48 hours to claim prize, or I will choose another winner. GOOD LUCK!!!

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  17. susan hartman

    I use colored pencils when I color. I like the intricate designs and need a small point to get into the small places.

  28. Ashley C

    I prefer colored pencils. They’re the easiest for the designs that I typically do.

  36. Dorothy Teel

    I love the variety of color pencils and the ability to shade and make darker ant the variety of the colors , great with a good pencil sharpner

  40. Angel

    I use multiple mediums to color. My favorite being colored pencils but crayons, sharpies, markers and gel pens are also very useful.

  45. Karen M

    My favorite are crayons but colored pencils run a very close second. Thanks

  46. Traci Tilson

    Colored pencils. Used to be Prismacolors, but I just got my first set of Polychromos and I’m in love.

  49. crystle tellerday

    I like to color with all of them crayons and pencils and markers

  50. Angela Kinder

    For darker coloring, I like to use markers or crayons. But my favorite is using color pencils, because it gives a beautiful light color look to it. (Plus it’s erasable!)

  57. Jessica K.

    I like to color with markers. I would like to try coloring with colored pencils, that is a great idea!

  62. Tracy Shafer

    I love using gel pens! But they have to be the good ones..the cheap ones aren’t that great!

  64. Allison Laughlin

    I like colored pencils best because you have more flexibility in terms of shading and color gradation.

  69. Amy Deeter

    i like to prefer coloring with markers.Sometimes crayons, but mostly with the markers

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