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Best Coloring Books and Coloring Pages Online - There are two different ways you can color using the Internet. The first is to try an online coloring book. An outline picture appears on the screen, and you use your mouse to select colors and "paint" them in wherever you want. Some of these programs also let you pick the size of your "crayon" so that you can get a finer level of control. Sometimes you can download your completed picture and save it to print out later. More often, though, this isn't possible. If you always want to be able to save your picture, keep reading. The second type of coloring book is a series of traditional coloring pages. Just select the one you want to color, and download it. This saves it to your home computer. You print it out and color it with actual, not virtual, crayons. This Web resource (and the links from it) is a selection of the best and most fun coloring books on the Net.
Carmine's Introduction to Color - It doesn't matter whether you're picking up crayons for the first time or you're a portrait painting pro, you will find something of interest at this Web page. Explore color mixing and matching activities and learn how the "mood" of a painting changes if you magically switch to different colors. Learn about proportions and portrait techniques. Little children will enjoy Carmine's color wheel game, while bigger ones (and adults, too) will be fascinated with chasing down the evil Dr. Gray and his Dechromatizers!
Coloring Site.com - Coloring pages for children of all ages. Cool animated Coloring Pages. Seasonal and Holiday coloring pages and some fun games!
Coloring.com - Did you ever use a computer and the Internet to color? At this site, you can color a birthday cake, a snowman, and other fun pictures on the World Wide Web with your computer. The best thing about this coloring book is that you can color over and over, and the pages don't fall out!
Crayola Art Techniques - Inspirations! When you look at this site, you'll be amazed at all the ways you can use crayons, markers, watercolors, and other art products. There are examples of other kids' drawings, too.
Draw and Color with Uncle Fred - "Uncle Fred" Lasswell has been drawing the "Barney Google and Snuffy Smith" comic strip since 1934, and he still stays on the cutting edge of today's technology. His Web page includes numerous fun cartoon drawing lessons and features from his videodisk of the same name. Even the youngest of Web surfers will have no trouble drawing these characters.
Zini's Activity Page - Print these activity pages for some offline fun. Circle the biggest flower. Put an X on the smallest one. See if you can follow a tricky maze. Mark the shape that doesn't match the others. You can color the pages, too.
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