Cute Halloween Pumpkin Coloring Pages

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Jasmyne Anouk January 12, 2021 coloring cute crayon

If you were to see yourself as we view you your breath would be taken away. You would be overwhelmed with the magnificence, the radiance, and the glory, of who and what you are. That which you call color and that which we call light is ever moving, changing, expanding, and radiating. The spectrum of colors is so broad that the human eye and understanding cannot begin to imagine, envision, that which is real. You view a box of color crayons with awe and wonder at all the various hues and blends. We would say unto you, even the most drab of individuals, by your estimation, is more radiant than even the largest box of crayons than you have ever seen. The universe has energies and lights that only in your dreams and meditations can you begin to understand. Seek to know yourself, your true self, and you shall begin to comprehend the true beauty of that which is you, that which is real.

Melted wax is dangerous for anyone, especially for children. Please be careful when trying any of the following crayon wax-melting art projects. Adult supervision is definitely a must for melted wax artists. Here’s how to do it:

I also found out that there are no rules when it comes to coloring, color outside the lines; it is surprising a way of breaking the rules, and it feels so good. There are no coloring police to arrest you for breaking the color inside the lines rule. Nor do you have to follow the instructions and use the suggested colors. It is a release that is outstanding.

They have the challenge to assemble and build the setting doing whatever their imagination tells them. They can use the crayons to make their own wacky animals, vehicles, and structures. Once the town has been constructed, they can start playing and just go wherever their imagination takes them.

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Unfortunately as adults, we tend to put our crayons aside for more grown up endeavors. As we mature we put away our artistic aspirations and replace them with more worthwhile activities.