Alex Buscemi
We’ve all been there—sitting with the little ones, crayons in hand, trying to stay inside the lines of their coloring books.
But what happens when the grown-ups take over and let their imaginations run wild? The result is a hilarious collection of masterpieces that prove adults draw kids’ coloring books in the most unexpectedly funny ways.
From a dinosaur in stilettos to Elmo on acid, these artistic interpretations add a whole new layer of humor to those innocent pages. In this article, we’ve gathered the funniest pictures from adults who just couldn’t resist ruining their kids’ coloring books.
Disclaimer: Just a heads up that some of these are a little demented, so if that’s not your thing, or you’re a member of Disney’s legal department, please feel free to enjoy a more wholesome post like: 50 Heartwarming And Wholesome Times Teachers Went Above And Beyond For Their Students
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3. Happy Little Catnip Bushes
4. Pray Everyday!
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8. “Letters Of The Day”
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10. Mother Of Dragons
11. “Fabrosaurus”
12. Don’t Stop Me Now
13. Michonne
14. Library Had Sheep Coloring Pages Out For The Kids Last Year. Here’s My Girlfriend’s Sheep…
15. God: The Original Troll
16. Are They Black With White Stripes Or White With Black Stripes?
17. The New Spider Man Concept Art
18. Posted This On R/Hufflepuff But Was Told This Would Fit In Here
19. Bald Eagle
20. Tomb Raider
21. Pooh Says “Perhaps” To Drugs. I Finished! Before Pic In Comments
22. Using The Necronomicon
23. Watering The Flowers
24. 2020 Has Been A Rough Year For Everyone
25. Pity The Warrior Who Slays All His Foes
26. The Sunsational Spider-Tan
27. My First Attempt
28. Smoke ‘Em If Ya Got ‘Em
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30. Princess Loves When The Plumber Brothers Visit
31. Wonderland
32. Nothing To See Here…
33. Farmer’s Market
34. Always Wanted To Do One If These, Meet Eunice The Crack Whorse
35. Squidward Finally Broke…
36. Manny Recalls Vietnam
37. “Very Fine People On Both Sides”
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