Happy Coloring Book

While coloring applications are a dime a dozen out there, there's always something new on the spot that might make you consider trying a new application that uses a similar recipe, such as Happy Coloring Book.

In this particular case, you have to provide the drawings yourself, although there seem to be plans to add predefined sets later on. Still, this program can prove to be a great way to color your digital files, mandalas, or whatever else you've got in mind without using the traditional Microsoft Paint application.

One of the great aspects of this program is that although simple in terms of mechanics, it manages to incorporate a neat design that remains original. It keeps colors on the right size and tools on the left. Of course, you can adjust this aspect depending on your particular needs, but the bottom line is that there is a great sense of flexibility you get when working with this app.

As far as contributing with the base models yourself goes, you'll simply have to import them and check for compatible file formats. Those well-known formats such as JPEG, BMP, PNG should work fine. You can also try other formats if you'd like to. The design quality will be kept intact, regardless. Coloring is a breeze. You can use predefined shades or simply work with a huge editable palette. There are some tools at your disposal, basic ones, but efficient nonetheless.

Happy Coloring Book is a great way to spend some time having fun and since designs can be imported, it virtually means the program can be used by all types of users of all ages. It all boils down to the drawing design difficulty level. Make sure you select the proper tools and the right shades to assist you on this.