The Throne of Glass Coloring Book

The media could not be loaded. 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.

Love it.

I got this coloring book for my daughter for Christmas and she loved it! Was really happy with the detail and complexity of the coloring pages as well as the thickness of the pages. I was really surprised the book was as comprehensive and long as it was. This will give her many many many hours of coloring fun.

I really enjoy seeing the Throne of Glass characters in this coloring book! Now that I am on the last book of the series, I really wish a part 2 coloring book would be released to complete the story.

This coloring book is perfect for relaxing and clearing your mind. I recently finished the TOG series, so I decided to pick up this coloring book. The pages are thick, but still smooth and perforated if you want to pull them out. There are cute summaries for each picture and the pics are soo detailed. I’ve colored using both pencils and water based markers and they didn’t bleed through. Overall a great buy!

Very nice quality book. Fun to color with my colored pencils. Sort of relaxing therapy.

Perfect coloring book for fans. My daughter loved it!

The Throne of Glass coloring book is so great, it has way more in it that the A Court of Thorns and Roses one. Its a good gift for a TOG lover.