So here we go.
Coloring page number one: stars a running screaming jello monster. How do they make a jello run? Boggles my mind. But it works.

And here is the same guy screaming again. Or maybe singing? On this coloring page he seems a lot happier. But that’s one big mouth. Not something you can feed on a tight budget, I’m sure.

And this is the evil looking one. But maybe he’s actually good. You know how they say, don’t judge a person by first impression? Maybe the same applies to monsters and aliens.

My kids saw a preview of Monsters vs Aliens and now he can’t wait to go. I’m trying to explain that spring isn’t all that far away. But you know with kids – patience isn’t a virtue they’ve heard of. So I’ve been printing pictures to get over the hump. I recommend you do the same. It’s a fun way to anticipate the cartoon.
Now, Dreamworks, you better deliver. Cause there is no way I can avoid going at this point.
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ReplyDeletethank you so much, the kids loved it!!!!
ReplyDeleteLove the Aliens coloring page. More i like the last image. Keep blogging and thanks for sharing.
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