Drawing something has an undeniable healing power. With each brushstroke, you seem to relax more, breathe deeper, and clear your mind of any unwanted debris of the day. That is if you know how to draw. However, there’s also a way to enjoy the arts for those born with two left hands and zero knowledge of how to use them to draw, too. Yup, my friend, welcome to the world of adult coloring books! These books and their gorgeous images are just waiting to calm you down, and all you have to do is pick the one you like the most from our list dedicated to coloring books for adults!
Some of these coloring books will offer you a trip into the world of mandalas and mesmerizing patterns. Basically, a self-hypnosis seance in the comfort of your home! Other cool coloring books will supply you with daily adulting situations, like color your visit to the DMV or something along the lines of a day trip to Walmart. Now now, don’t scoff about it being all too familiar already - it’s time for your imagination to turn these lousy situations into worlds of color, fun, and joy. Well, at least to try and turn them into that. Any way you slice it, these color books will cater to even the most niche coloring tendencies you might have.
Now, scroll on down below and check out our selection of these gorgeous adult coloring books. Be sure to give the one you liked the most your vote and share this article with anyone who seems to be terrorized by adulting as of late.
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"Secret Garden" By Johanna Basford
I love adult coloring books, but sometimes the images are so detailed and crowded that it causes more anxiety than it relieves.
"Luna" By Maria Trolle
"Calm The F*ck Down: An Irreverent Adult Coloring Book" By Sasha O'hara
"Enchanted Forest" By Johanna Basford
"Tropical Wonderland" By Millie Marotta
"The Mindfulness" By Emma Farrarons
"Owls" By Marjorie Sarnat
"The Time Garden" By Daria Song
"Animal Kingdom" By Millie Marotta
"The Anatomy Coloring Book" By Wynn Kapit And Lawrence M. Elson
"Posh Adult Coloring Book" By Thomas Kinkade
"Doodle Invasion" By Zifflin And Lei Melendres
"Harry Potter Coloring Book" By Scholastic
"The Official A Game Of Thrones Coloring Book" By George R. R. Martin
"Creative Cats" By Marjorie Sarnat
"The Splat" By Random House
This should have been HIGHER on the list. The RUGRAT's GANG pic is my FAVORITE
"Art Of Coloring: Golden Girls" By Disney Book Group
"Colour Me Good Ryan Gosling" By Mel Elliott
"Pusheen Coloring Book" By Claire Belton
"Entangled" By Dr. Angela Porter
"He Official Bob's Burgers Coloring Book" By Loren Bouchard And The Creators Of Bob's Burgers
"The Official Outlander Coloring Book" By Diana Gabaldon
"Color Me Happy" By Lacy Mucklow And Angela Porter
"The Psalms In Color" By Christian Art Publishers
I'd like this, if it's not too in your face. Admiring the beauty in the Bible is one thing. Having it shoved at me and told how beautiful, not so much. Yes, I'm a Christian.
"Brain Games - Sticker By Number: Animals" By Publications International Ltd., New Seasons
"Drinking Animals Coloring Book" By Caffeinestar Publishing
"Coloring Books For Adults Relaxation" By Coloring Books For Adults Relaxation And Tip Top Coloring Books
"People Of Walmart" By Andrew Kipple, Day Drankin' Press
It's bad enough seeing them without having to recreate their eww-ness!
"The Magical Christmas" By Lizzie Mary Cullen
"I Run On Coffee, Curse Words & Inappropriate Thoughts" By Swearymom Publishing And Jeanett Veronica
Changing the title to 'colouring books FOR adults' would have saved me some disappointment. 😉
Why was Ruth Heller's collection left out? Her designs are beautiful and cover a wide range of topics. I was enjoying her books decades before adult coloring was a thing and I still do.
Changing the title to 'colouring books FOR adults' would have saved me some disappointment. 😉
Why was Ruth Heller's collection left out? Her designs are beautiful and cover a wide range of topics. I was enjoying her books decades before adult coloring was a thing and I still do.
