Adult Coloring Books: Big Business and Stress Relief

At work in her studio, artist Trina Lucido is surrounded with all sorts of markers, crayons and sketchbooks. She’s creating coloring books, but not for children. Her latest one is called Color, Write and Create.  It contains 40 pages filled with hand-sketched drawings of flowers, birds and geometric shapes. It also has spaces in which to write journal entries. “I wanted to do something that would encourage people to be creative,” she said. “You know, when I do art journaling,...

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