Discover: Coloring Book Cafe Adult Coloring Books
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- Опубликовано: 5 окт 2024
- The purpose of this video is to introduce you to Coloring Book Cafe adult coloring books. It can be fun to discover new artists or companies that put out coloring books that maybe you have never come across before so I'm giving a short rundown of some of their books and some of the features they offer to members who subscribe to their website.
Here is a link to the Coloring Book Cafe Amazon page:
www.amazon.com...
Here is a link to the Coloring Book Cafe Digital Bookstore:
www.digitalboo...
Here is a link to the Coloring Book Cafe website where periodically throughout the year they open up enrollment to become a member:
www.coloringbo...
Here is a link to their main Facebook page:
/ coloringbookcafe
Here is a link to the Facebook group, Coloring Book Cafe Coloring Party, which is open to anyone:
/ 332913027499931
thank you for the flip throughs
Scenery coloring pages is my preferred coloring style. I love their books.
I really like the realistic yet simplified style of many of their books.
Awesome books. I really like the Wine country book :D
Thank you for showing.
Wine Country is one of my favorites, too.
oh great! I really enjoyed this videos! showed a lot of books that I am interested in a little closer up. also love your art. :)
totally subscribed and I am looking forward to watch more. 😄
Well, thank you so much!
@@coloringforeveryone-adultc3525 my pleasure :)
Fantastic channel
Thank you!
What do you think about these books not having a black back on each page? Does it bother you when your pencils/markers bleed through to the back of the page?
I have flip-flopped a little on the black backing in the printed books. I felt the ink backings made the pictures seem a little dingier, especially when markers are used which can make the paper a little more see-through. But I have come to find the ink backings actually make the paper a little heftier, which is really nice for colored pencils on the Amazon paper, so now I do prefer when a book has them. However, I always put a piece of cardstock directly behind the current page I am coloring whether there is an ink backing or not, or whether I am using colored pencils or markers anyway. So I don't think it becomes as much of an issue for me because I'm always going to have that cardstock there, I don't have to think about it. I do think it would detract a little bit from a finished book flip through, if I used a lot of alcohol markers which would show through on the reverse side and would have an uneven, splotchy look side-by-side to the finished page rather than a more even black page across from all the finished works.
Do you get the pdf version with the printed version - or do you have buy them separately?
You do not get the pdf when you buy the amazon books. I do buy the pdfs separately, but I am also a paid member of their club so I get big discounts on the pdf versions (which I don't get on the printed books) and they also give out a free pdf of one of their newer releases to their members every month so I have quite a few of their books in pdf format. I really like the printed books though, which is why I have lots of their books as both a hardcopy and a printable version.
How would you compare the paper quality? Similar to Creative Haven book's paper or Nice Little Town books or Millie Marotta?
These are all the Amazon print-on-demand books, so they are printed on the Amazon paper (like Tatiana Bogema Stolova's Nice Little Town books), so it is a slightly heavier, toothier paper than just standard copy paper. The paper is perfect for colored pencils, and markers and gel pens can be used, though the markers (alcohol and water-based) will bleed through so you need to protect any pages underneath with at least a piece of cardstock. I would say the paper is not suitable for any real water mediums.
@@coloringforeveryone-adultc3525 Thank you for response. Amazon paper is a bit frustrating to work with, I found using a blend of different pencil hardness, layered worked okay.
@@mariankyra6613 A lot of people feel your frustration, and I understand the reasons why. I don't mind it as it is at least a paper with a little tooth and it is better than just copy paper. The main thing about it is that it is a cheap enough paper that it allows the books to be a little less expensive so more people can enjoy them than some of the top end books with the sturdy cardstock paper. I really like when the books are also available as PDFs as that way I can choose my own paper for whatever medium i choose to use.