Tiger Coloring Book is exactly what it says: a set of tiger illustrations waiting for color, with a brush you can resize when the stripes get narrow. There is a reason it is worth keeping separate from a general coloring book — a tiger is mostly pattern, and the pictures are drawn with that in mind, so choosing where the orange stops and the black starts is a real decision rather than filling shapes. Nothing is timed and nothing is scored, and the brush size control means the whiskers are achievable.
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