Coloring Fun: Purrassic Park (Dino Catasaurus)

Based on Nit Wits Comic #2

Nit Wits Purrassic Park © Chris Dunmire By Chris Dunmire

Get out your crayons and get ready for some coloring fun! This FREE Nit Wits coloring page with a Dino Catasaurus tail will surely sharpen your 'extincts!'

To begin, all you have to do is download and print my free PDF Nit Wits Purrassic Park coloring page and then unleash your creativity with the medium of your choice!

Project Materials Needed:

Nit Wits coloring page (PDF format)
Crayons, colored pencils, or markers

Try It!

Download and print the Nit Wits Purrassic Park coloring page.
Color page with crayons, colored pencils, markers, or other medium of your choice.
When you're done, sign your masterpiece. If you're feeling bold, hang it on the refrigerator door for all to see!

What You'll Learn:

Coloring is timeless! And now you'll remember that your creativity didn't go 'the way of the dinosaurs!'

The NEXT Creative Step...

If you liked coloring my Nit Wits page, how about drawing some cartoony things yourself? Try some of my free drawing lessons and if you post your drawings on your blog, send me a link! •

About the Author | More by Chris Dunmire
Chris Dunmire finds meaning as an artist, writer, humorist, and Certified Kaizen-Muse Creativity Coach®. Chris is the driving force behind the popular Creativity Portal community and inspires people of all ages to be more creative through her articles, writing prompts, and project e-playbooks available for instant download at CreativeSlush.com.

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08/15/07

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