Customer Reviews

Images (No. 1)

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I have colored for many hours in this book (as well as on photocopies of the pages) and can honestly say it was time well-spent. Nothing can relax and revive a busy adult like pure, time-wasting creativity. The geometric designs are like pieces of a puzzle - the end picture is whatever YOU see in the patterns. I like the freedom of finding logic, pattern and even pictures out of the chaotic mish-mash of triangles, polygons and squares on every page. Some see stars, some see flowers, some see animals. What will you see?

When I was a child, I had several titles in Roger Burrows' Images series. Back then, I loved coloring and creating different designs out of the beautifully detailed black and white line drawings in these books. I used colored markers and crayons then. As an adult, I have recently rediscovered these books, and gotten them for myself... only now, I use colored pencils. I also give these books as gifts, since they are a terrific way to encourage creativity in children! I highly recommend this series.

This is the best "coloring" book ever! It's not for little kids, like pre-school through maybe 3rd grade, but it's really fun for people over that age level. The only problem is that the designs are really complicated and it will probably take you awhile to finish one. But it's worth it!! I think that for adults it would be a good relaxer. Six-twenty five is a bargain and it's the perfect gift for every occasion!!

This book contains 100 pages if you count blank pages (really 50) of 12 different patterns repeated 4 times on low grade paper. As tiling patterns go these are somewhere well short of ultimate.

This book is awesome! It makes you think, and yet have fun as well. The patterns in this book are outstanding, and even as a teenager they are fun to color. I enjoyed spending my time coloring these in. Some designs are very complex and do take time to finish. People see many designs in this book. When you open it up what will you see?

I enlarged the pages and use them at work for my Alzheimer's residents in Art Class

I got one of these books for a gift when I was about 10 years old. My mother and cousin and I used to color these pages with markers. I had just rececntly lost my mom and when I saw this book it brought back fun times I had with her. Now that I am older having this book and finding some free time coloring these pages with the markers is a great way of relieving stress for me.

You may well wonder what the big attraction is for a coloring book with all these odd little images.

Try it and you'll see. Once you experience the great relaxation to be found in one of these collections of odd images to color, you will wonder how you ever did without them before.

Crazy cool book! Turn on some Grateful Dead music and color away!:)

I am an adult that loves to color and these Roger Burrows books are great. I find they work best with colored pencils in that the designs are very intricate, but fine tip markers work fine as well if you don't mind bleed through (the paper is fairly thin). Very good, cheap, relaxing therapy! Can't miss--these would be fine for older children as well that are very attentive to detail.

My 9 year old got this for christmas. He carefully chooses which pictures to color in. He gets mad when his little sister colors a page. I think he likes it so much, he wants it to last and last. I have had the urge to color in a few pages myself, but I resist! I recommend it for creative children, or budding artists.