Both harder and easier to do than I thought! I love coloring books, but with a now-crawling-baby on my hands, having too many loose pieces out when you have to abandon the task in a moment's notice wasn't worth it. This is great because you just need tweezers. (You don't *need* them, but they certainly help, especially with the smaller pieces). I'm fairly anal about things lining up neatly, so when there's a slight gap or the sticker is crooked it drives me nuts, but I'm learning that this is an exercise mostly serving to keep my hands busy with a mindless task and not to look at the flaws too closely.
Super fun, I highly recommend giving it a shot
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Paint by Sticker
Create art one sticker at a time—find the sticker, place the sticker, and watch your masterpiece come to life!
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Paint by Sticker
12 works of art with every book. Perforated pages to display and share your creations.
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Low mess, low stress fun! 10 works of art with perforated pages in every book. Holiday-themed available.
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How Paint by Sticker works: Find the sticker, peel the sticker, place the sticker, and watch your painting come to life!
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Relaxing process yields 12 neat images of favorite masterpieces... but not much room for personal creativity
Reviewed in the United States on September 27, 2016
This 9.5" x 12.5" book contains 12 pages of artwork to complete The bulk of the book is the sticker pages to use to complete the art. Although 12 paintings doesn't seem like many, the production values are good and the selection of art is a pleasing range of many old favorites (Contents at the end of this review.)Almost all of the art pages have preprinted backgrounds, which is probably smart since filling an entire oversize page with many small stickers could be tedious and likely skewed at some points. I wish the backgrounds had been modified to the same faceted style as the sticker images but that's a minor nit.The art moves from the more simple designs to the more complex. Even the simplest - Monet's "Houses of Parliament" - shown in my photo, uses ~75 stickers to complete the design. The most complex - Hokusai's "The Great Wave" - has three pages of more than 200 stickers.One thing to be aware of is that the process of creating the artworks is very directed - if you are looking for a creative outlet, you will put together wonderful images but there isn't any leeway of colors or texture or execution as in a usual coloring book. If you just want something to relax with, you should be satisfied with this one. You could get obsessed with trying to wedge the little stickers perfectly up against each other, but they aren't perfectly shaped -- maybe they warp when you pull them off the sheet? Anyway, just accept the little white spaces, or if it really bothers you, before you start on a page, use a colored marker to go the outlines. It doesn't have to be the exact shade; it just knocks the white of the page down some, so if it shows through, it's much less noticeable.Unless you really want to work outside the box in the book and have the stickers exploding out the images, or cut the pages up and add a different background, there isn't any way to be more creative with this book.CONTENTS:MONET - Houses of Parliament, Sunlight EffectMICHELANGELO - The Creation of Adam (detail)VAN GOGH - Bedroom in ArlesCEZANNE - Still Life with Apples and a Pot of PrimrosesLEIGHTON - Flaming JuneBOTTICELLI - Birth of VenusHOMER - Breezing Up (A Fair Wind)VERMEER - Girl with a Pearl EarringRENOIR - Dance at BougivalDAVID - Napoleon at Saint-Bernard PassDA VINCI - Mona LisaHOKUSAI - The Great Wave at Kanagawa
Reviewed in the United States on September 27, 2016
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on September 27, 2016
Almost all of the art pages have preprinted backgrounds, which is probably smart since filling an entire oversize page with many small stickers could be tedious and likely skewed at some points. I wish the backgrounds had been modified to the same faceted style as the sticker images but that's a minor nit.
The art moves from the more simple designs to the more complex. Even the simplest - Monet's "Houses of Parliament" - shown in my photo, uses ~75 stickers to complete the design. The most complex - Hokusai's "The Great Wave" - has three pages of more than 200 stickers.
One thing to be aware of is that the process of creating the artworks is very directed - if you are looking for a creative outlet, you will put together wonderful images but there isn't any leeway of colors or texture or execution as in a usual coloring book. If you just want something to relax with, you should be satisfied with this one. You could get obsessed with trying to wedge the little stickers perfectly up against each other, but they aren't perfectly shaped -- maybe they warp when you pull them off the sheet? Anyway, just accept the little white spaces, or if it really bothers you, before you start on a page, use a colored marker to go the outlines. It doesn't have to be the exact shade; it just knocks the white of the page down some, so if it shows through, it's much less noticeable.
Unless you really want to work outside the box in the book and have the stickers exploding out the images, or cut the pages up and add a different background, there isn't any way to be more creative with this book.
CONTENTS:
MONET - Houses of Parliament, Sunlight Effect
MICHELANGELO - The Creation of Adam (detail)
VAN GOGH - Bedroom in Arles
CEZANNE - Still Life with Apples and a Pot of Primroses
LEIGHTON - Flaming June
BOTTICELLI - Birth of Venus
HOMER - Breezing Up (A Fair Wind)
VERMEER - Girl with a Pearl Earring
RENOIR - Dance at Bougival
DAVID - Napoleon at Saint-Bernard Pass
DA VINCI - Mona Lisa
HOKUSAI - The Great Wave at Kanagawa
Relaxing process yields 12 neat images of favorite masterpieces... but not much room for personal creativity
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on September 27, 2016
This 9.5" x 12.5" book contains 12 pages of artwork to complete The bulk of the book is the sticker pages to use to complete the art. Although 12 paintings doesn't seem like many, the production values are good and the selection of art is a pleasing range of many old favorites (Contents at the end of this review.)Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on September 27, 2016
Almost all of the art pages have preprinted backgrounds, which is probably smart since filling an entire oversize page with many small stickers could be tedious and likely skewed at some points. I wish the backgrounds had been modified to the same faceted style as the sticker images but that's a minor nit.
The art moves from the more simple designs to the more complex. Even the simplest - Monet's "Houses of Parliament" - shown in my photo, uses ~75 stickers to complete the design. The most complex - Hokusai's "The Great Wave" - has three pages of more than 200 stickers.
One thing to be aware of is that the process of creating the artworks is very directed - if you are looking for a creative outlet, you will put together wonderful images but there isn't any leeway of colors or texture or execution as in a usual coloring book. If you just want something to relax with, you should be satisfied with this one. You could get obsessed with trying to wedge the little stickers perfectly up against each other, but they aren't perfectly shaped -- maybe they warp when you pull them off the sheet? Anyway, just accept the little white spaces, or if it really bothers you, before you start on a page, use a colored marker to go the outlines. It doesn't have to be the exact shade; it just knocks the white of the page down some, so if it shows through, it's much less noticeable.
Unless you really want to work outside the box in the book and have the stickers exploding out the images, or cut the pages up and add a different background, there isn't any way to be more creative with this book.
CONTENTS:
MONET - Houses of Parliament, Sunlight Effect
MICHELANGELO - The Creation of Adam (detail)
VAN GOGH - Bedroom in Arles
CEZANNE - Still Life with Apples and a Pot of Primroses
LEIGHTON - Flaming June
BOTTICELLI - Birth of Venus
HOMER - Breezing Up (A Fair Wind)
VERMEER - Girl with a Pearl Earring
RENOIR - Dance at Bougival
DAVID - Napoleon at Saint-Bernard Pass
DA VINCI - Mona Lisa
HOKUSAI - The Great Wave at Kanagawa
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on October 30, 2022
