Stuff2ColorLine Art Coloring Bundle - 10 Coloring Posters - Best Sellers Pack #1 - (Beautiful Art Printed on Heavy Cardstock - Excellent Coloring Project for Groups and Individuals)

I had not done any line art posters before so the Best Seller pack seemed to be the place to start. When they arrived I was impressed. The pictures are printed in nice sharp detail and the paper is nice and sturdy. My favorite posters were the Geometric patterns and the dream catcher. My grandmother especially liked the horse as under magnification she was able to color it.I ended up buying two sets of this bundle so I could explore on what was a good media to color these posters with. I found that Rose art and Sharpie markers did bleed through onto the back side but, not all the way through to the art board I was using. The Bic Mark It pens did to a lesser degree. Gel pens didn't bleed through. I let each color dry overnight to prevent smearing.I didn't like how color pencils , water color pencils and crayons looked on these posters. It was difficult to get the darkness or richness of color I was trying to achieve without scratching lines into the poster. My grandmother did try to use both color pencils and markers together and had some success with the combination.The designs are very detailed with varying degrees of how intricately the detail lines widths are. In places I used a fine line marker and others I prefer to use a gel pen , in some places I used a highlighter to make color contrast and stand out.Line art has defently become an adult coloring project I will continue to do.and, would certainly recommend this product to others who.enjoy coloring.

Looks great on my daughter's wall!

This Best Sellers Pack is made up of 6 posters from the Geo set, 2 from the Wild Animals, 1 from Bugs & Butterflies, and 1 from Myths and Fantasy. Both my girls took ones from the Geo set to color and I took one from the Butterflies. They really like theirs, but I decided I don't like mine because I like defined shapes to color. There's a lot of parts on mine that are not particularly defined. I'm moving on and will come back to it later when I have more experience. There're plenty of other great posters to chose from!Because these are on one-sided loose cardboard, we colored them with markers, mostly Sharpies. I CAN tell you that Sharpies definitely bleed through. The other markers did not (cheapo brand and Creative Memories markers). I don't think the TomBow bled through either, but I'm not as sure on those since I only have a couple. I want to do my next one with gel pens and see how they fare on this posterboard. I'm wondering if they'll take a bit to dry or not. It's not glossy, but I'm not sure how much tooth it has. Seems to be slightly toothy.Because these are larger, 11x15, and relatively detailed (some more than others), each poster will provide you with hours of coloring. Everyone in the family can enjoy these. The children keeping them more simplistic, and the adults taking advantage of the opportunity to layer their mediums, shading, etc.I hope this review helped you decide to purchase these posters! I'm afraid I'm going to be purchasing all the other sets as well, and I want company! :D

This great for kids teens and adults. Made on heavy cardstock. Great for wall art. I was very happy with this purchase. My teen niece loved them

Thought they were fuzzy but still love them

Stuff2color, is the go to seller. Will never go to a craft store for books again. Nice smooth, WHITE paper, large. Intricate. Far better for adults who like to color. Colored pencil, marker, even gel pen if you are careful to make sure it drys work wonders on these. And check out the sellers other products like velvet posters, adult colorong books (personal favorite: pattern & design by Jenean Morrison), and tons more.

I like the size of the pages (10.5x14.5) & Sharpies work great on them since they r card stock paper. I'm an adult & enjoy coloring..very relaxing..I recommend this product.

I liked the variety of designs, but again, the level of gloss on the paper made it difficult to get enough pigment onto the paper. They felt more like small high-quality posters that someone forgot to color in. But, if you have good colored pencils, an itch for coloring, and an abundance of free time, they're certainly capable of scratching the creative itch.

i use this to help pass the time as i am an amputee and dont get out much