More Bolt Coloring Pages

Well, I did promise more Bolt coloring pages. So I got them. Ready for your printing consumption.

We also have quite a lot of Rhino the hamster, cause I think he’s absolutely adorable.

And we have the pigeons.

I’m really beginning to wonder how many kids going to see it for Bolt himself, and how many are going cause they are fans of Miley Cyrus. I simply can’t believe how popular that girl is. Maybe next kids gonna want to Miley coloring pages?



I don’t know… Just checking. You never know with kids. Coloring puts them in this whole other world where they get to really identify with the characters. And there are probably quite a lot of girls out there wanting to be Miley.

But really… Why are coloring pages so popular? Is it just the make belief? Or something more substantial. I find it quite remarkable that in the age of video games and all kinds of hi-tech entertainment kids still crave all fashioned pen and paper experiences. There must be an inherent value.

Ok, I’m getting off my philosophical ramble. Here are the Bolt coloring pages, just as promised. Enjoy!











PS: check older posts for more pictures and printing instructions...

A Lot of Free Printable Bolt Coloring Pages

Now that we are right next to the release of Disney’s Bolt, the search for free Bolt coloring pages is on. I know. I checked the stats. It looks like the cartoon is going to be quite big with the kids. Which it should be. It’s the holiday season, and parents are feeling the pressure of taking them out and filling in the happy holiday spirit. And it’s not like they can take them to see the latest Bond flick…

The best thing about cartoons is that when done right they can be enjoyed by all members of the family. Kids like the funny characters, the simple story line, the colors, and the slapstick… As adults we like to see whether we can recognize John Travolta in a pup. Though in Bolt’s case I’m sure many a kid will be trying to determine if Penny resembles Miley Cyrus in any recognizable way.

But getting back to the point of this blog… As the movie is not even out yet, printable coloring pages have been hard to find. So we decided to make some. But somehow “some” turned into roughly a “gazillion”. So, not been greedy or anything, we’ll be sharing the pictures with you… of course…

Behold the new set of Bolt coloring pages (and Rhino the hamster coloring pages, cause he’s just too cute…):



















To print the pictures, right click and download images and then print. Or right click and select print. Whichever you and your computer likes best :)

Have fun coloring!

Two New and Free Bolt Coloring Pages

Ok, two more Free Bolt Coloring Pages are here.





And we have all the usual suspects: Bolt, Rhino (the hamster), and Penny… And boy, Penny looks stressed out on that cell… No easy owning a superhero for a pet :)

By the way, I’ve checked out the trailer, and this looks like a great family cartoon. Seems that Disney has done it again.

So get your pencils and printers ready, and off you go!

Bolt Coloring Pages 2

Free Disney's Bolt coloring pages are beginning to pop around the net. Sometimes you can find them under American dog coloring pages. As the cartoon is getting ready to launch across the theaters, the coloring pencils are lightning up in front of the sharpeners and are getting all excited.

What makes a good coloring page? (other than being free :) ) It has to have characters that kids respond to. And kids do love puppies. Or yes they do. I have yet to find a kid who would announce emphatically "I don't want a puppy!"... So, be prepared that when you give the kid all these wonderful Bolt coloring pages, you may be setting up the scene for the "I want a doggy" conversation.

Happened to a friend of mine. When she got her son a whole set of Wall-e coloring pages, all her son wanted was a robot to call his own. Luckily, buying a toy robot in a store is not as stressful as getting a dog...

On the other hand, these coloring pages can be great linguistic tools. Nothing gets the kid more talkative than going through the steps of why he chose this or that colour for the picture he's "painting". Don't be shocked if Bolt turns out to be blue on a gloomy day, or if Mittens (the cat) or Rhino (the hamsters) are red because they are angry or yellow cause it's sunny. Kid's imagination translates wonders into colors.

Last, but not least, save the colored masterpieces. These pages might have been free, and might be colored in funny, but they sure do bring happy memories in years to come.