This Adult Coloring Book App Will Help You Stay Relaxed And Focused
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“Coloring in” as an activity may be as therapeutic as knitting, or hooking a rug, or even something as mundane as polishing all of your shoes while you binge-watch an entire series of Better Call Saul. “I don’t think it’s for everyone,” says Pixite’s Eugene Kaneko, “but for those who have tried coloring books for adults, I haven’t heard one person complain about it. Often, people will be watching TV or having a conversation while coloring.” This aspect of having something mindless to occupy your hands while you do something else can help your focus and concentration. Similar to doodling, coloring may block the brain’s self-generated noise that can often send daydreamers into an anxious spin. Pixite decided to make Pigment because lead developer Scott Sykora’s wife, Jenny, wasn’t happy with any of the apps already available.
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