Adult Coloring Book - Coloring Book for Adults

I love this app. Easy to use. Lots of choices. Wide palate to work from. I also enjoy sharing my work on the gallery. My only complaint is that the program allows people to re-post MULTIPLE works on the gallery. This results in the same artists posting the same pictures over and over just to collect likes. Some posters put up 10 or 15 repeated pictures with hundreds , or even thousands of likes, filling the gallery. This results in everyone else getting pushed out of the gallery before their art can be seen by anybody. I’ve shared art on the gallery and had it pushed off in less than a minute by the same 2 or 3 artists who have re-posted many pictures that already have high numbers of likes. It just doesn’t seem fair. I realize this isn’t the app designer’s fault, hence the 5 stars. But I wish they would limit how many posts an artist could make in an hour, or how many time a piece can be reposted, or something like that. Just keep it fair.

I found this app like 7 years ago or so. I’ve tried many other similar apps that all had one thing in common....none of them had a feature for sharing your creation that can be liked by other users...being able to have people view your work is why I have been using it all this time. Years ago when I first got this app all the colors were free, there was always daily new pictures to color and you had access to the first few pictures in each book category.. which was more pictures offered for free then any other app. I still have that original app on my old iPad and it has remained the same all this time. As far as the lack of color choices ..... the more pictures you do and share the more color pallets get available for free. If there is a better coloring book app that has a sharing gallery for free, please leave a review cuz I’d love to check it out.

Hey Mina-san! So this is to all those who either have Autism, are the parent(s) of someone with Autism, and/or know someone who has Autism. I, myself, was diagnosed with a foe of Autism called Asperger’s Syndrome when I was 7. Life was really hard and I could never pay attention in class during school. I always had to have something to do with my hands. My teachers kept calling my mom saying that I never payed attention and that I was always drawing or coloring. She would, as calmly as possible, try to explain that I was indeed listening to what they were saying. This went on until I got my first phone the Christmas of 8th grade. Mom and I were looking for apps for both my phone and her iPad when we came across an app for an adult coloring book. We looked at each other and shrugged. I said something along the lines of “Let’s give it a try” so she went ahead and downloaded it. The effects were instantaneous. That one app helped to prevent many meltdowns and helped during class lectures so much that the moment I got home and changed into my comfy clothes, I had mom download more of them. I guess the point of all this is that these apps really do work! Take it from someone who knows what she’s talking about. Give it a try! See how this app and others like it work for you. Just please don’t leave any flame reviews.