Sono Qui again, and while I'm writing this article, I was checking a blog post from LexsJB about these illustrations, until I got an Idea.
Okay, I've just saw a colored version of Rachel and Kirsty with their Loom Bracelets from Luna the Loom Band Fairy (if I'm right), and an illustration of 3 Royal Fairies (Kate, Alexandra and Georgie), Jennifer and 2 Little Princes created by an admin of this wiki-slash-artist named LexsJB. Her Colouring Attempts are very Beautiful, and as an upcoming 11th Grade Graphic Design Student, I'll do my own best to color perfectly on my Laptop.
That's why I'm talking about for this topic - Coloring.
When I got my first Rainbow Magic Book - Hannah the Happy Ever After Fairy, I decided to color the Title Page when I got home from the Mall, while the story's pages are in Black and White, but I was busy for School and didn't color them. On the other side, some Early Readers like Olympia and Destiny are using the original black and white illustrations instead of colored ones, and usually, it became an offer sponsored by McDonalds UK.
Most of my RM books are in cartoonish black and white drawings, while two of my Early Reader Books, Summer the Holiday Fairy and Florence the Friendship Fairy were digitally colored. Later On, I decided to go back to Coloring with Colored Pencils and Crayons for Holly the Christmas Fairy and Izzy the Indigo Fairy. If I had some time to read, I'll get these books on my bookshelf and take a picture of them.
Here's what I'll do to color - I checked a bit of references on coloring the characters in a Rainbow Magic Book so I can do them correctly. Second, Remember the Plot of the whole Rainbow Fairies Story? The Evil Villain and his minions (You know their names!) are taking over Fairyland and their mission is to make the fantasy world Black and White, just like a lot of pages in an ordinary Rainbow Magic Book. In order to return the Magical Colors, Rachel and Kirsty must find Seven Rainbow Fairies and reunite again - as in, you need some coloring materials like Colored Pencils, Crayons, Oil Pastels and Colored Markers to bring the color back to normal. If you're done, take a look at your finished version with beautiful colors.
That's All for my Blog Post, and remember, Coloring is Magical!