Today, in the age of the Millennial, "feeling like a kid again" is the trendy and with the expansion of the ever-growing Peter Pan market, we are finding more and more ways to diffuse traditional views of adulthood with childish quirks. Coloring has been used as a form of therapy since the early 1900s, when Carl Jung, founder of analytical psychology, shared his own morning routine of coloring in mandalas with his patients. Coloring in illustrations is appealing because it creates an opportunity to focus on the present moment. Those who color the thesapeutic purposes on the tasks at hand and for an hour or so, banish their worries. Find below some sophisticated, abstract and geometrically complex coloring pages designed for adults. Explore how coloring pencils to BEGIN NOW.
