Mandala Monday – Free Mandalas Coloring Pages from Just Color

Free Mandalas Coloring Pages from Just Color has quite a collection of images to color including:

Here are just a few examples of the mandalas they have on their site.

Just Color Example 5 Just Color Example 6

Just Color Example 1 Just Color Example 2 Just Color Example 3 Just Color Example 4

Really stunning mandalas, don’t you think?

They also have a selection of tutorials on coloring techniques, Adult coloring techniques and tutorials. This is what they have to say about these tutorials:

“Do you want to master new adult coloring techniques, discover expert tips to improve your skills in this art ?

Here are several technical tutorials, as well as “step by step” courses prepared by some of the most assiduous users of our website.

Thanks to these secrets revealed, you will have the opportunity to get more satisfaction from the practice of this leisure.

Felt, colored pencil, watercolor … Whatever your technique, here you will find the right information to optimize your technique.”

They also have tutorials on Zentangles and Anime. There is a huge world of coloring to explore. I hope you will use this resource often. Enjoy!

For those of you who like to color online I refer you to several blog posts I have done on this topic including:

I look forward to your thoughts and comments!

Mandala Monday – 29 Free Printable Mandala Colouring Pages by Desirée Ossandon

29 Free Printable Mandala Colouring Pages by Desirée Ossandon, today’s offering, is another wonderful collection of downloadable colouring pages offered by Canada Arts Connect. Here are a few sample of what you will find:

To download these and other images go to http://canadaartsconnect.com/2014/11/29-free-printable-mandala-colouring-pages/

Here is what Desirée has to say about mandala coloring “You can think about mandala coloring pages as letting your inner child emerge and also have a fun time, or you might think about this activity as a kind of meditation. Selecting colors and also the gentle, tiresome motion of the hands while you bring color to paper helps calm the mind–getting your usual rapid-fire ideas lower to some much reduced pace.”

Desirée Ossandon  is a writer and multidisciplinary artist as well as the founder, writer/editor, and community manager of Canada Arts Connect.

Website: www.DesireeO.com

Twitter @DesireeO

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I look forward to your thoughts and comments!