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November Adult Coloring Pages
Download and print the drawing and a sample of how the finished picture might look.
More coloring pages:
- Spiritual Coloring Page – Available with Free Account signup.
- Veterans Day (U.S.) / Remembrance Day (Canada) Coloring Pages – Available with Premium Subscription
- Thanksgiving Day Coloring Pages – Available with Premium Subscription
This is a Careful Connection Activity.
Uses & Tips
- “Canvas” options – Print the drawings on any paper that will fit your printer.
- Tips: Construction paper (cut to size) works great with pastels and charcoals. Print the drawing onto a piece of watercolor paper and when the paint is applied, you will have a very professional-looking piece of artwork.
- Mediums – Use felt-tipped markers, watercolors, pastels, charcoals, crayons, colored pens, and colored pencils.
- Freehand drawings – Use the drawings as “models” and try to copy by freehand.
- Framing – Finished pictures can be framed and proudly hung on the wall. See the Honoring Your Artists section of the Art page for ideas for creating an art display in your facility.
- Stained glass techniques – Choose one of these methods for producing art that looks like stained glass:
- Using a cotton ball, apply a light coating of mineral oil or baby oil over an entire black-and-white drawing. After blotting up any excess oil with a paper towel, color the picture with colored chalk. When the picture is hung in the light, it looks like stained glass.
- Color a picture with colored pencils first and then apply a thin coating of mineral or baby oil.
- Other uses
- Cut the colored pictures into pieces to make mini puzzles.
- Save the drawings over several months and put together your own coloring book.