Color in Mandala Meditations from Yen Ha
It’s been more than a month since Cuomo put us on PAUSE over here in NYC, and while we do our part to flatten the curve by sticking with staying at home, we’re also keeping up with our evolving guide to Armchair Art Appreciation. Turns out, you don’t have to leave your living room to get all up in (and advocate for!) the arts. ‘Course we’d love for you to live with art—there’s no better way to enjoy it than updating those walls you’ve been looking at a whole lot more. We’re working with the city towards a safe way to slowly start our biz ops back up again, and we’ll keep you posted.
But in the meantime, how about some classic, calming, all-ages, arty fun? Coloring books! All the books and pages below are fantastic and freeeeee. The finished product is pretty, for sure, but if you ask us, the best part is the process. Coloring takes your mind off … all this. It’s therapeutic, grounding, an opportunity to dial back your internal dialogue. It's art-making for everybody, in this case with digitally downloadable ease. Dive in, below! And keep an eye out for our next installment of Armchair Art Appreciation.
With art for everyone,
Team 20x200
 Draw your own Ideal Bookshelf with help from Jane Mount |
 Let your mind wander through this I'm OK Coloring Page from Jennifer Orkin Lewis |
 5 Easy Art Projects to do at home from NPR |
 Color in L.A. Times Food illos including this downloadable sheet from Jason Polan |
Reimagine works of historical female illustrators from The Biodiversity Heritage Library's coloring pages
 Pages from Jen Hewett, Lisa Congdon and more in Picture Hope: The Social Distancing Coloring Book |
 Find some creative inspiration with free activity pages from Adam J.K. |
 Free coloring pages and crosswords from NYPL |
 Color in masterpieces of yesteryear with the free Getty Coloring Book |
Explore over 100 museum and library collections through #ColorOurCollections
