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Why Are Adult Coloring Books So Popular? The color books for adults have intricate patterns to color. Some say that this is psychologically based patterns to tie tensions. In fact, the color we make that allows us to relax and as a result these books are extremely popular. Years ago, I remember getting my wife dyed away with a quiet but enthusiastic experience when I got home from work early around 16:00. She sat with our three children (all for 8 years at the time and all quietly colored) in the spring. I went up to give her my usual hello kiss and didn't get her attention right away because she completely absorbed staining. "Oh you are home early?" She said she continued to color. "Yes what is it?" "We just end up with problems ..., kids like to color ..." I didn't think much about her enthusiasm at the time and was glad she had a break. Remember Wham's Hula Hoop rage where millions found much enjoyment and fun with such a simple frame. But staining is different? It is more individualistic and peaceful towards yourself and others around you. Adult coloring is now a rage for adults in the modern world. I sought adult staining and read back and forth movement of the crayon, the crayon or the marker actually has a calming effect because it requires the use of both sides of the brain and causes neurons to revive their connections between both sides while they are shut off by Frontal Lobe which controls organization. So, a sense of balance arises after a stressful day. Coloring gives relief to the daily demands of attention that focuses on the job, everyday stress, information overload, intense competition, intense play, intense everything sometimes. Johanna Basford's "Secret Garden: An Inky Treasure Hunt and Coloring Book" seems to have begun the adult book of rage 2011. This book can be a collector's item ever - as an original hula hoop. Basford, a Scottish commercial artist who makes very intricate black and white patterns for wallpapers, beer bottles, wine labels, was originally asked to make a children's coloring book, but she convinced her British publisher to have her adult coloring book because she's clients liked to be colored in her designs. Well, we all know after two million copies have been sold, Johanna found a new niche for adults to enjoy all over the world. Johanna does not use computers to help her drawings because she believes that computer-generated works are soulless. Her success speaks for herself as she works for Sony, Chipotle, Absolute Vodka and other great customers from her small studio in Aberdeenshire, Scotland. Her original book shows signs of Brodick Castle Gardens on Isla of Arran where Johanna played as a child.