How do I protect my coloring pages?

Hi, do you love to color furiously meticulous , colorfull masterpieces thousand hours? You ARE the person who has experienced, a million percent, the agony of smudging, tearing or getting something on your precious creations.

No Fear Lanterns for All! Here is a detailed article on 7 brilliant ways to protect your coloring sheets and make the artistic work last for generations.

Buy Good Tools

First and foremost, the only way to keep your coloring pages from becoming soggy is by using quality tools. When selecting the coloring pencils or markers use only high quality, archival paper that will not fade, or smudge and tear easily. Go for acid-free, lignin-free products that will stay bright as new for generations.

Max Protection with Laminate

Lamination is a game-changer as far as keeping your coloring pages safe. Between the two thin sheets of very durable plastic is the art you did (aka a spill-proof, smudge-free barrier against accidental tears) The ease of this step, gives you coloring pages to wipe off and let go masterpiece.

Frame Your Best

You may want to frame a particular super beautiful coloring art that you have poured heart on it. It is not only the best way to display your work (nothing beats glass and a protective acrylic panel), but also dusts, UV damage to your art piece and even the occasional glance from spilt milk in a carton. The best way to store and display your most used coloring pages is to frame them up!

Keep Them Safe with Sleeves or Folders

With proper storage being especially important when you’re not actively coloring on a page. Get clear plastic sleeves or sturdy folders made for coloring pages. These barriers keep your pages safe from the elements and stop old label creases and smudges during storage/transport.

Masterpiece the Digital Way

Now that we are in the digital age, it is good practice to retain extra copies of your coloring pages. Print or scan in your finished pieces and store the image files somewhere secure on your pc and ideally in the cloud. You would desist from burning your physical copies down to the ground if disaster strikes as you have the digital version to be riding on.

Handle with Care

Well-defended coloring pages are your preventative medicine.

Care for your work – do not touch colored parts with bare hands and use only a clean dry surface or maintain some safety food-away from you while working.

Hang With Pride (and offer it some Privacy)

If you work up a coloring page that special the pride of you simply take it upon you to share it through your artistry- yet at exactly the exact same time offer it the protection. Your piece will retain its color forever and more beautiful than ever with a box made of UV glass and clear display stand.

Conclusion

Protecting your coloring pages is important because it is not only for the sake of your art but also for preventing you from losing into the decades what you have spent years creating. But using these 7 genius ways you can rest assured your coloring creations will be safe and seen for the next coming years. So, go grab your pencils, markers and a fresh blank page to finally create something beautiful — and do it knowing that whatever comes out you create can only be the best and sure safe!