COLOR YOUR WORLD happy
Free Downloadable Coloring Pages
As artists, our go-to is delving deep into a creative outlet when life gets stressful. Back in 2017, we developed a coloring book for artists of all ages featuring flower and Mackinac Island-inspired illustrations. Pages from the book are featured below for your mindful coloring needs!
We want to see what you create! Please post and tag us on social media or send in your finished coloring pages to hello@mainstreetartmilford.com.
P.S. Can you find the turtle in each one?
Mackinac Bridge
Color in the Mackinac Bridge! (illustration by Alek Cummings)
Lady's Slippers
Think spring with lady's slippers! (illustration by Natalia Wohletz)
Bicycles Old & New
I want to ride my bicycle; I want to ride my bike! (illustration by Alek)
Arch Rock
Arch Rock, a hole-y landmark on Mackinac Island. (illustration by Amy Marlatt)
Columbine
Another spring beauty: the columbine! (illustration by Natalia)
Round Island Lighthouse
Round Island Light. (illustration by Alek)
Busy Garden Bees
Busy bees in the garden! (illustration by Natalia)
Carriage Horse
Giddy up! (illustration by Alek)
Sugar Loaf
The sun shines over Sugar Loaf on Mackinac Island. (illustration by Natalia)
Race Finish Line
Sailors pass the finish line. (illustration by Alek)
Trillium
Another blooming beauty: trillium! (illustration by Natalia)
Victorian Cottage
Mackinac Island's historic cottages are architectural treasures. (illustration by Alek)
Geranium Buds
Geraniums are our favorite potted flowers. Red ones look stunning lining Grand Hotel's 660-foot porch in summer. (illustration by Natalia)
East Bluff View
Happy Easter! The view of sailboats and Saint Anne Church's steeple from the East Bluff of Mackinac Island. (illustration by Alek)
Carriage Tour Team
This team works together to give carriage passengers a tour of Mackinac Island. (illustration by Alek)
Fort Mackinac Canon
This canon sits silently overlooking the harbor from its perch at the West Gun Platform of Fort Mackinac, which was founded in 1780. (illustration by Alek)
Monarch Butterflies
Monarch caterpillars need milkweed to survive and the butterflies need nectar to thrive. (illustration by Natalia)
Be Calm
In the center of Mackinac Island's Peace Garden stands a bronze-cast sculpture, "Be Still," featuring a Native American spirit of peace standing on a turtle and flanked by an eagle and a lion. (illustration by Alek)
Butterfly Rain
Three of our favorite things: a bike, monarchs and flowers. (illustration by Natalia)
Grand Hotel
Grand Hotel – America's Summer Place. (illustration by Alek)
Little Stone Church
Little Stone Church was built in the 1800s. (illustration by Amy)
Fort Holmes
Visitors to Fort Holmes at the top of Mackinac Island are rewarded with a history lesson and panoramic views of the Straits and Mackinac Bridge. (illustration by Alek)
Mackinac Island Ferry
Two ferry services – Sheplers and Starline – transport passengers to Mackinac Island from Michigan's upper and lower peninsulas. (illustration by Alek)
Tuilips
Tulips are a beautiful sign of spring. (illustration by Natalia)
Michilimackinac Turtle
The Native Americans named Mackinac Island Michilimackinac, meaning "place of the great turtle," because it's towering bluffs resemble a large turtle rising out of the water. (illustration by Natalia)
Ferry Rooster Tail
Starline Ferries are known for their "rooster tail" of water. (illustration by Amy)
Garden Gazebo
Many couples exchange wedding vows in the "Somewhere in Time" gazebo nestled in the woods by Fort Mackinac each year. Another enchanting gazebo is located near the shoreline at Mission Point Resort. (illustration by Natalia)
Butterfly Dance
Monarchs are magical. Caterpillars are cool. (illustration by Natalia)
Bike & Sailboats
It's fun to watch sailboats cruise by while parking my bike on the dock. (illustration by Alek)
Turtle & Butterflies
Along with fudge and horses, turtles and butterflies are popular on Mackinac island. (illustration by Natalia)