Color Charts: A collection of coloring resources for colorists and artists

The Color Charts book provides a collection of coloring resources for colorists and artists. However, the paper is lightweight and difficult to blend colors with, resulting in poor coloring outcomes. There are not enough pages dedicated to coloring hair and the lack of detail makes mastering coloring techniques challenging. The pages focused on skin tones have the best layouts, but the thin paper causes the coloring to look amateurish. Some pages, such as those featuring oversized manga eyes, are not realistic. The addition of unnecessary items like skirts, dresses, and food detracts from the overall usefulness of the book. The best aspect is the inclusion of blank charts and blending areas, although it is uncertain how well the blending will work due to the paper quality. Despite these downsides, the book is still frequently referred to by the reviewer. The delivery of the book was prompt and the quality is good, but there are a few suggestions for improvement, such as longer lines for labeling and more pages for additional color swatches. The miscellaneous section is not impressive, with irrelevant items like doughnuts and cupcakes. Overall, the book is a helpful resource for coloring and charting colors, but could use some improvements.