27 Apr More “Color Our Collections” Collections

Back in December I shared the Smithsonian Learning Lab’s Color Our Collections collection. That’s a collection of coloring pages based on portraits in the National Portrait Gallery. You can download those coloring pages for free. 

This morning through an Open Culture post I learned there are nearly 100 more museums and libraries that have similar Color Our Collections pages. All of those pages can be found through this page on New York Academy of Medicine’s website. 

Some of the collections like that from the Denver Botanic Garden aren’t more than a page or two while others are ten or more pages. 

A few of the collections that stood out to me were this Harley Davidson collection, the Toronto Public Library’s Peeps Into Fairyland (one of my daughters is obsessed with fairies), and Princeton University’s Animals in Kodomo no Kuni (the land of children).

Back in December I shared the Smithsonian Learning Lab’s Color Our Collections collection. That’s a collection of coloring pages based on portraits in the National Portrait Gallery. You can download those coloring pages for free. This morning through an Open Culture post I learned there are nearly 100 more museums and libraries that have similar Color Our Collections pages. All of those pages can be found through this page on New York Academy of Medicine’s website. Some of the collections like that from the Denver Botanic Garden aren’t more than a page or two while others are ten or more pages. A few of the collections that stood out to me were this Harley Davidson collection, the Toronto Public Library’s Peeps Into Fairyland (one of my daughters is obsessed with fairies), and Princeton University’s Animals in Kodomo no Kuni (the land of children).

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