The Throne of Glass Colouring Book

Your browser does not support HTML5 video. Attached to this review will be a silent flip-through of the entire coloring book and some sample photos so you can make an informed decision as to whether or not it will work for you.The coloring book is based on various books and novellas in the series of books by Sarah J. Maas. I won't discuss whether or not this coloring book what is I expected from the books but rather how I feel about it as an adult coloring book in its own right.The coloring book has 46 different designs from different stories. The designs are by three artists Yvonne Gilbert, John Howe, and Craig Phillips. One of the three artists did not quite match in look and feel with the other two and it gave a slight discordant vibe to the book as I look through it. While I won't detract in my overall review for that, it was certainly noticeable. Most of the designs are quite beautiful and elegant.The designs are quite detailed and many of them have intricate and tiny elements to color. What is nice about this book is that the designs are printed on one side of the page with excerpts from the book on the opposing page. That allows me to use any form of coloring medium I choose without worrying about whether or not it will ruin a design on the back of the page.This is what I found while coloring in this book and testing the paper with my coloring medium. I will list, in the comments section below, the coloring medium I use for testing and coloring.46 Throne of Glass Designs by three artistsPrinted one side of page (with book excerpts on the back of the page)Paper is heavy weight, white, ever so slightly rough, and perforatedSewn bindingDesigns are printed beyond the perforations and merge into the binding. Nothing essential will be lost if you remove pages at the perforations; however, you can remove several pages in whole by clipping a few threads of the binding.Alcohol-based markers bleed through this paper.Water-based markers, gel pens, and India ink pens did not bleed through the paper. Some gel pens require additional drying time.Colored pencils worked really well with the paper. The tiny bit of roughness to the paper allowed pigment to easily adhere to the page. I test both oil and wax based pencils and both worked well. I could layer the same color for deeper pigment, layer multiple colors and blend easily using a blender stick.I like to use alcohol-based markers with this style of book (printed one side of page) but I use a blotter page of card stock under my working page to keep ink from seeping through. I would suggest either using a blotter page or removing the coloring page from the book beforehand if you use alcohol-based markers.

Beautiful coloring book!! I've gotten so many compliments on the pages I've colored!

Take out your markers and coloring materials because the EPIC Throne of Glass coloring book is FREAKING amazing!I seriously LOVE it! Each page is amazingly illustrated by three different artists! I love that you have three styles of artwork in this coloring book.Also, the amazing line art on this page is just perfect. As someone who is not comfortable coloring humans, this was surprisingly easy!One of the things that I love about this coloring book is that they also feature other characters from the series. Princess Nemia is not entirely the main character but she gets her own page. She is also one of my favorite characters from Throne of Glass and Crown of Midnight.The next thing that I like about this coloring book is that it encompasses multiple books in the series. I believe this goes up to the 5th book, Queen of Shadows.Each illustration is accompanied by a short excerpt from each of the book where the illustration is taken from. This is also perfect for me because I use markers to color and you know they bleed on the back.For those who love coloring, the Throne of Glass coloring book if perfect especially if you love the series.

If you have read The Throne of Glass series by Sarah J Maas then you will really appreciate this coloring book. It has several scenes from the first 5 books. The art is nicely done and represents some key moments from the books. There were maybe about 4 drawings that I didn't care for as much (all seems like they were done by the same artist) but the rest of the book was great. It has a drawing on the right side and some text that relates from the books on the left side. This was the second series I read by the author and now I'm in search of the coloring book that goes with her Court of Thorns and Roses books.

I bought this as a gif tfor my wife's birthday! She loves it so very much that she intends to merely add it to her library and NOT TO COLOR IN IT! She read over every page and described to me what part of the book the images are from and what else is happening in each drawing. I seriously enjoy my hobbies and my readings but my wife is almost overboard with her Maas books!highly recommended for Sarah J Maas fans#152 avg 4.4

This series is the favorite author for my granddaughter and I. We share an addiction to books and we are buddy reading this and another series by Sarah J. Maas. She is having a Promotion ceremony from 8th grade tomorrow and she won the award for the most books read of her entire eighth grade. So when I saw these coloring books I thought what a perfect gift for her. She LOVES them and was over the moon excited to see them. Some of the pictures are VERY complex she admits she may not color all of them. But we feel that is a personal decision and does not reflect on the awesomeness of the Coloring Book, just on her skill level at this time.

Best coloring book ever! The pictures are exactly how I pictured the book in my own mind!

This is a great coloring book for any Throne of Glass fan. The book consists of a quote or passage from one of the books on one page and a beautiful illustration on the other page. All pictures are very detailed and fun to color.

As someone who loves the books and art, this was amazing to colour in and have a different perspective to the image in my head of what the throne of glass world look liked. Seriously fun for the hardcore fan. Still on the first page because I'm taking my time perfecting it! 😄Tip for anyone who's going to draw; if you don't want the colours to bleed onto the page it faces when closed, use cardboard to protect it, and once you've done the page, use hairspray to seal in the colours.

A definite must buy for the throne of glass series fans! Not only does it look amazing but with the little excerpts of scenes from where the picture has been drawn is included which makes the colouring experience so much more fun. There are also colouring scenes from the new book released in the series; Empire of Storms so I suggest buying that too and highly recommend this purchase as its one of the best colouring books I've seen.

This is the second book I have bought. This is one of my favourite books to colour the paper is great quaility I use artist penvils and the paper holds the colour great Some great details Hoping that as the books progress their will be more colouring books ...1 isnt a enough.

Let your imagination run free. I suppose it is really for 'young adults', but such fun I am having. Plenty of detail in the drawings. Better than most of the Colouring Book dross that is in vogue now.

I personally love this colouring book. Every picture is absolutely stunning and I love how I can see the characters and what they look like. The artist is simply amazing