I have had wonderful feedback from you all with regards to the Summer Colouring Pages I have been running – curating some fantastic colouring page “guest posts” from wonderful bloggers across the globe. Today, we have a treat for you – some adult coloring pages! Yep, we get to colour too… with the amazing success of Colouring Books for Grown ups, I thought you may enjoy some free printable colouring pages.
Today Easy Peasy and Fun, has created some lovely Chameleon Colouring Pages for Grown Ups!! Aren’t they fantastic? So, click & print and colour away to your heart’s content.
——–> Click to Print your FREE Grown Up Colouring Page Chameleon 1 <——–
——–> Click to Print your FREE Grown Up Colouring Page Chameleon 2 <——–
JUST GORGEOUS!
I have been asked a number of times what pens we use and have (I would say better than the sharpies in the photo) – we have this set from Faber Castell, they are brilliant and I highly recommend them! (affiliate links)
If you like our colouring pages, and in particularly today’s shared colouring for grown ups. Check out this BRAND NEW colouring book for adults – by Andreja – the creative mind behind MANY of our colouring pages here on Red Ted Art. It is simply gorgeous and will provide you with many more hours of relaxation and creativity.
Get your copy now before it sells out! (affiliate links)
Want more? Check out these GORGEOUS Elephant Colouring Pages for Grown ups!
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Marina says
July 6, 2015 at 6:31 pmColoring for adults? Yes please! I loved coloring as a kid! Have you ever seen those mandalas? They’re geometric patterns that are surprisingly fun to color in!
For the chameleons, what would you recommend using? I see you have Sharpies in the pictures, but for such an intricate design, I’d be afraid of it bleeding too much.
Red Ted Art says
July 7, 2015 at 10:18 amTo be honest, use what you feel comfortable with – maybe a nice set of pencils?
Cate says
May 17, 2016 at 1:19 amHello
Your free colouring pages are beautiful and I would like to make them available in the library where I work.
I’d like to print the pages and have them sitting on a table in a quiet area with colouring pens for both children and adults to use.
I want to honour the copyright and am wondering if it would be a breach to use them in this way?
Thank you,
Cate
Red Ted Art says
May 17, 2016 at 7:12 amThat is fine, thank you for asking!! Enjoy 🙂
CAK says
January 20, 2017 at 2:28 pmI would like to make copies of your coloring pages for my students to color after taking tests. I too want to honor the copyright. Is this permissible?
Red Ted Art says
January 20, 2017 at 5:51 pmAbsolutely! Go ahead and enjoy!!! 🙂 thanks for asking!