Color Your Stress Away With These Free Printable Pages

Fashion world darling and friend to celebs like Miley Cyrus, pop artist Ashley Longshore has created some of the hippest coloring pages ever. Subjects range from "Iconic Women" like Ruth Bader Ginsburg to "Fashion Icons" like Kate Moss to "Glittered Men" and more.

This online resource offers dozens of different coloring sheets. From mandalas to Russian dolls, each is available for printing with a click of your computer. And if your kids want to color with you, it also has a library of children coloring pages.

Faber-Castell is better known for its fountain pens, watercolors, and other art supplies, but the site also offers a big library of free coloring pages specifically designed for adults. As is a favorite, there are many different types of mandalas included, but also beautiful art deco prints.

Not to be outdone, the best known brand in the crayon biz has jumped on the coloring pages bandwagon as well and even has pages for adults. Way edgier than what you might typically associate with the coloring brand, prints include everything from zombies to sugar skulls.

Do you give a hoot about coloring? Well then, check out this big-eyed owl adult coloring book. You can get seven pages for free with this downloadable e-book created to refocus and calm one’s nerves.

Kids aren’t the only ones who love coloring animals. This one-off page features a beautiful tiger in the jungle. But rather than sharp lines, his face is a bit more open to interpretation for those coloring fans looking for a bit more of a challenge.

Single mom Sarah Titus started her blog as a way to help solo parents care for kids at home. In keeping with that theme, she offers 30 coloring pages for adults. Filled with affirmations and positive messages, it’s clear Titus’ goal is inspire parents to keep calm and carry on.

Not satisfied with a few pages of coloring? CreativeLive offers an entire downloadable book. Better yet, each page is signed by the illustrator so you can seek out more of their work online.

Tired of censoring yourself around your kids? Need to just let some crass language fly? Channel that energy into Swear Word Coloring Books. Free and full of colorful cuss words, these will help you release your rage while safely keeping the potty language out of your children’s sight.

The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) collaborated with photographer Louise Lawler to make a free, printable coloring book based on drawings of the work in her "Why Pictures Now" exhibit (featuring pieces by Jeff Koons, Lucio Fontana and more).

Cambridge University Library is one of the major research libraries in the world, so it might not be the first place you think to look for a coloring book, but behold, they have one. Even better, the coloring pages here are pulled from its own archives.

Love flora and fauna? The LuEsther T. Mertz Library of the New York Botanical Garden Coloring Book is what you need. Filled with all kinds of plants, you can really indulge your green thumb with this one.

Some of the most fascinating archives are musical posters. Naturally, Carnegie Hall has a great collection. With thousands of concert programs, posters and fliers, this coloring book is like a look back in time.

Since 1887, the The Newberry has operated as an independent research library in Chicago. Filed with amazing tomes, this coloring book is filled with historic images from medieval books, maps, and author letters.

The tradition of drawing nature, animals, and the human body has been a part of science and art for years. With this coloring book from the Center for the History of Medicine, Countway Library, you too can try your hand at coloring important medical illustrations.

Let's be honest, most of us aren't going to have a chance in our lifetime to dig around the Vatican's archives. But thanks to Digita Vaticana, you can. This 12-page coloring book is engravings and drawings going back as far as the 1480s.

Wish you had the talent of Monet or Rockwell? Pretend you do with these free coloring pages of famous paintings. Search for your favorite artist, then choose from a collection of illustrations you can fill in yourself, like Vermeer’s famous “Girl with the Pearl Earring.”

One of the best moves museums and tourist attractions have made in recent years is taking their art or scenery and translating it into coloring books. Even better is when these pages are free. That’s the case with beautiful Catalina that made pages from the 1986 book "Catalina Vacation Coloring Book” available online.

Mural artist Sam Kirk’s work is all over Chicago and Brooklyn. Now it can be in your own hands with her free coloring pages. Always working with an activist spirit, the pages celebrate diversity and equity.

You don’t have to be a kid to love Disney. Maybe Mickey is your favorite character. Or perhaps you feel a connection to Tinkerbell. Whoever it is, you too can have fun coloring these timeless characters with these Disney coloring pages.

Prince William and Harry both attended Eton College. The prestigious private school has educated the British upper crust since 1440. Now you can get a taste of that education by coloring in Eton’s free coloring book which you can download as a PDF.

Here’s a thing you might not realize exists: The Canadian Canoe Museum. It’s in Ontario and filled with all things canoe. Naturally, that includes images of the history of canoeing in Canada. You can color in those images thanks to its free coloring book.