Adult colouring books - coming

[JD]

Yeah, I don't think that is something I'd want to do.

 

[DimesDan]

Yeah, I don't think that is something I'd want to do.

It's okay young one, no one is forcing you to do it.

 

[Jinn]

I's okay young one, no one is forcing you to do it.

Is there a user "no one"? @no one? No? What a pity.

 

[hbquikcomjamesl]

What is it that makes these "adult coloring books" instead of "all-ages coloring books?" I assume it's not the sort of thing that "adult" is often used to imply . . .

Well, as I suggested when the subject came up in the "Chatter" board on Fountain Pen Network, THAT would perhaps be more accurately termed an OFF-coloring book.

You just use the crayons directly on your screen.
It works once, anyway.

Visions of Winky Dink and You* without the plastic screen overlay.

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* I watched the 1969-1973 version, but my imagination was active enough to visualize what viewers were being asked to draw in, without benefit of crayons

 

[Avro Arrow]

Visions of Winky Dink and You* without the plastic screen overlay.

Wow, never heard of that before; neither the show, nor the concept of "interactive TV" by drawing on your screen. And in the 50s, no less!

 

[Therin of Andor]

Visions of Winky Dink and You* without the plastic screen overlay.

"Vulcan Love Slave" b/w graphic novel printed on heat-resistant paper.

 

[hbquikcomjamesl]

That would definitely be an "off-coloring" book.