As time went by, I wondered what’s all the flurry? Do trends catch hold so easily? Maybe, in this Internet age, they do. I began piecing my coloring theory together some months ago, increasingly aware of the myriad coloring books on the market. The Detroit Tigers created the coloring pages to wile away the days: 27 days until Spring Training…Add some zen to your life with this printable Tigers coloring book.
Perhaps my favorite reference was the MLB article in the weeks before Spring Training. What a way to get fans revved up and thinking about the new season. Imagine my surprise – and amusement – when checking spring training schedules to see a printable Detroit Tigers coloring book online. Major League Baseball got into the coloring craze this winter, too. Chance to squint at a sky so blue that it hurts your eyes just to look at it.Įither way, baseball season signals spring’s emotional color intensity of brilliant blue and green… and for we Michiganders, energizing Detroit Tigers orange. However, when I looked it up, it was about the blazing blue sky.ĭoc Graham: That’s what I wish for. Then my husband thought he remembered that from a Field of Dreams quote. The sun was out and the grassy fields were so intensely green, we both said it hurt our eyes. We were driving down some beautiful mid-Michigan roads on April 1.
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It reminds me of the movie Field of Dreams. But this year, that focus seems extra brilliant and intense. Naturally, spring brings a focus on color as the new season blooms after winter. Color me Happy, of course, with a rainbow of pink, blue, gray, green and orange.
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Better Homes and Gardens declares, Fall in love with color! … how to brighten ourselves up inside and out. As for pink, Good Housekeeping’s April cover is shades of pink, maybe even all 50 shades of it, if there are that many. Where will color take you? shouts the cover of Country Living, showing a palette of paint colors with names like: Amaryllis, Organic Green, Oleander, Daisy, Lei Flower, Coming up Roses. Have you noticed the spring home and garden magazines have a color theme? I know they often ‘mysteriously’ feature the same themes for a given month or season, but this year’s really stands out. It’s not just coloring books to fill in with crayons and colored pencils and pens. It’s been amazing to watch this coloring thing unfold.
You know, it’s that trend sweeping the planet that teases adults into spending time with special coloring books – designed, supposedly, with the appeal of tools for spirit.
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