Psychedelic by Helen Elliston | Palescale Colouring Book Review

1/2/2018

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8 Comments

Mari-José McMillian-Alcala

1/2/2018 03:49:08 pm

Thanks for this revew. I'm not too sure what to think about it.... Seems to me that it sort of takes away creativity as all the colors are preset. I'm curious to see other colorists' comments

Michelle Bloodworth

1/2/2018 06:13:20 pm

Part of me agrees with the fact it does take away the creativity, but I have run into several times where I just didn't know what colors to use on a picture and palescale takes that away

Pixie

5/2/2018 12:13:03 pm

I think it's unusual but many may appreciate the guidance. It's nice when you don't want to have to think too hard a bout it

lamby jacobs

1/2/2018 05:51:44 pm

i willl stay its welll done and can be stuning as each person view it differently

Erin Guest

1/2/2018 10:06:35 pm

How ridiculous. Greyscale was was thing (and frustrating enough seeing people pull random images from the net) but this concept is stupid. As far as I see it, it's just another way to take advantage of colourists who might think this is something useful.

louise baxter

2/2/2018 08:50:47 am

I think this is a bit daft!For me it wouldnt allow enough creativity.

Allison Herndon

3/2/2018 04:27:40 am

Doesn't appeal to me at all, but I also don't like grayscale. Can't really see this serving a big audience, but I'm sure there are colorists who will find this very fun.

Sandy Wedmore

3/2/2018 04:42:08 am

Not something I feel I need to have in my collection, but each to their own!

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Psychedelic by Helen Elliston | Palescale Colouring Book Review

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