Spiroglyphics: Cities

Spiral coloring books are fun and relaxing. Thank you for quick shipping and great product. Will reorder from seller again.

Just to be clear, my eyesight is terrible. I am a diabetic. You have naturally aging eyesight to begin with. You could still enjoy these just put on your glasses grab a magnifying glass and go for it. These are great for proving your concentration if you happen to be an older person, and as it says, it’s very forgiving. You can draw outside the lines and have it still come out to be a great picture. People will attribute skill to you if you don’t actually have just for being able to fill this out. Truly, I wish this guy made more of this I have heard bad things about the knock offs, so by those at your own risk. But the ones from this company are great. PS on the second one I’m trying to experiment

-Challenging and interesting for 10-12 year-olds -Inexpensive gift appropriate for 10-12 year olds who enjoy coloring This made for a fabulous gift for a 10-year old girl (bought a different one in this series for a 12 year-old, which was also a hit). It's always tough finding a gift for this age group that's not too expensive. She loved it and got right to it. It was a bit challenging and took her till the 3rd picture to get it right, but it's lots of fun!

I got this book because I like to keep my hands busy but not have to think super hard about what I’m doing. This is the first book I have done like this and I really enjoyed the first picture I did. I turned it into a christmas gift for my sister and brother in law because they used to take vacations up to New York when they first started dating. Fingers crossed they enjoy it just as much as I do. The heart is something I incorporated, it is not in the design.

Granddaughter loved it. It fascinating how the pictures show

I found the Disney Villians book first and was hooked. I have since completed the Music Icons, Animals and working my way through this. I have used erasable markers and Sharpies. No bleeding through, no marks left when erasing. Love them!

I have loved every book by Thomas Pavitte and this is no exception. I don't follow the "rule" of how to complete these. I tried and felt like I was having to spin the page too much, so I just started coloring every other line instead. I do use my reading glasses and feel that it takes a fairly steady hand. So cool to watch each image reveal itself!

Took some time to get use to coloring and finding out what works best for you. But finally figured out a mechanical pencil was the best, the pictures started to come together. It’s now my favorite type of coloring to do.