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The Effects of Coloring Books on Children’s Drawings: Implications for Art Therapy
This study aimed to test the effects of coloring books on children’s drawings and relate the findings to art therapy practice. A review of the relevant literature revealed a widely accepted theory of drawing development, in which all individuals pass through a series of sequential stages of drawing.
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