Who says coloring is just for kids? Not Crayola. The crayon company just launched its first coloring books for adults, something unprecedented in its 112-year history. "Why can't adults have fun ...

Sure, you used to color when you were a kid. But did you know that coloring books are back in vogue? For grown-ups? One of them, “Secret Garden” by British artist Johanna Basford, is so popular it ...

When Penguin Random House announced recently that it had acquired world rights to the next two adult coloring books from Johanna Basford, the so-called queen of coloring, it was just the latest sign ...

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Coloring isn’t just for kids anymore — it’s now a genuine pastime for adults, too. If you’d like to unwind with one of your favorite childhood hobbies, try a coloring book made just for grown-ups.

Remember being a kid and spending hours with a coloring book and a box of crayons? Well, good news: There is a growing trend of coloring books for adults. What started as a novelty idea is growing ...

It turns out that adult coloring books can be used as something other than an ironic gift from Urban Outfitters. In Europe, more people are using coloring books to reduce stress — so excuse us while ...

If you were to ask someone back just a couple years ago that coloring books for adults would occupy two of the top 50 best selling books on Amazon, you would probably get laughed at. It’s astonishing ...

A few years ago, Scottish illustrator Johanna Basford made her living creating complex black-and-white drawings for brands like Nike and Absolut Vodka. Her clients would joke about wanting to color ...

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It's a common scene in families all over the world: children taking crayons and pencils to the black-and-white illustrations of a coloring book, poring over the drawings determined to shade inside the ...