Psychedelic Coloring Book: Trippy Coloring Pages for Adult Stoner, Hippy and Pothead

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This would be a fun way to express yourself and try out something new. You may surprise yourself with how the colors look, and it could open all kinds of artistic doors.

Color it in and then, using Mod Podge, affix it to the front of a plain journal. You’ll likely want to use several coats. Nothing better than smiling, happy ‘shrooms in the sunshine — except making them colorful! 15. Trippy Stoner Lip Printable Then, paste them onto the planet with clear glue, wherever the youngster decides they should be! The “planet” can then be hung up in a classroom or at home. 4. Design an Original Test TubeGive them washable paints and paintbrushes, and let them “color in” my mushroom pictures to their hearts’ content! You’re going to color in the illustrations of your choice, and you could make all the tiles out of the same pattern or switch them up and make them out of multiple different ones. There are a few hippie girl figures in my picture collection that would make “totally rad” paper dolls for your little ones to play with!

Remember that fun is the keyword when it comes to coloring, and there is no limit when it comes to imagination.You can color them in on the computer using Paint or Photoshop or print them out and color them in manually. Kids are surely going to love this trippy coloring sheet as they can combine multiple colors to come up with some amazing results. To do this, you will need to resize the illustrations by copying/pasting them out of the PDF and into a word processor document whose orientation is set to landscape. You’re going to poke holes in the top and then take a long piece of string or thread and, one by one, tie them all together with about four or five inches of space between each mushroom.

Then you’ll cut out the outline and paste the two pieces together, creating a more reinforced bookmark. 5. Layered Mushrooms To make it even more fun, assign each team a color and ask them to color these sheets using various shades of the same color. You’ll cut squares out of the illustrations, and they’ll be just a bit larger than the tiles you’re going to cover. Place the squares over the tiles and fold them under.

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Cut out your shapes, punch a hole in the top (for threading the O-ring through later), and bake per your shrink sheets’ directions. Basically, the paper plates are going to serve as frames for the mushrooms, so your kids can decorate them however they want. These starry shapes resemble mandalas, but they are much easy to color than other complex patterns you will see on this list. You can use both large and small paper plates for this activity, but if you’re using the small ones, you might want to resize some of the mushrooms before printing them out. My hippie pictures would make amazing DIY journal covers, perfect for gifting at Christmas or someone’s birthday.

Let it dry completely, and you’ve got a waterproof tray that you can use to hold beverages or a vase of flowers. 5. Coasters

Whether you’re hosting a Halloween party that has a distinctive theme or you’re throwing a dorm mixer, my hippie pictures can be used to make super attractive and eye-catching posters.