YamPuff's Color Charts: 60 Pages of Color Charts to Create Color Swatches and Record Your Color Collection

Super pratique pour comparer les couleurs

Great little book of swatches with plenty of space to write out names or color codes. There’s also plenty of room on the pages to write what set and what medium you’re swatching. It’s printed with the back of the pages blank so you have the freedom of swatching markers as well, it’s noted in the book that you’ll want to use a scrap piece of paper for potential bleed through though. I am using one of the blank pages as my own index. I love the size of this book and would recommend it highly if this is what you’re looking for. I was absolutely tired of losing all of my loose leaf papers for individual color sets!

In all of my years coloring I have never seen anything like this. I use coloring as a wellness tool at work and in my personal life. However, coloring sometimes gives me anxiety because I have a LOT of pencils and pens. This book takes all that anxiety away, I get to see the color and find it right away. I know what I want to use and I get a better idea of what will look good with what. This is a must have for any one who LOVES to color like I do.

Paper is a little thin so don't press too hard with sharp pencils to avoid tearing. Lots of pages for all type of pencils, crayons, etc. Not suitable for any wet applications.

I like that it’s compact making it easy to pack in your colored pencil pencil case for easy transport as well as storage. The paper quality is ok, but then again this is quite affordable. Higher quality paper, the more it’ll cost. So, it just depends on what you’re looking for. I just do some adult coloring, I’m definitely no artist, and thus am just trying to get an idea of what the color looks like. If you are like me, then I suggest getting it. Give a nice little rounded-off squared box with a blank line next to it. Nice. Neat.