20 Newspaper Coloring Pages - Free!

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Drawing of a man reading the newspaper colored by Coloring Together
Colored by the Coloring Together artists. See gallery.

At Coloring Together we were reading the newspaper, but since it was so boring and lifeless, we decided to add a little color. Do you like the result? We worked hard coloring this man reading the paper, but we know that with your skills you could do much better.

Since we know you stay well informed about current events, in this section we make sure to look only for the best images of people reading the newspaper to color and newspaper images to color and print. All handpicked just for you!

With your favorite metallic pencils you can apply the hatching technique to make your newspaper pages much more entertaining. Remember that you can add depth to your drawings with extra strokes to darken the backlit areas.

Once you've finished creating your own newspaper, send us a photo! In our gallery there is always room to show the work of our dear followers. Plus, it's much more fun to report on the latest events when they're full of color.

Do you already have your materials handy? Excellent! The newspaper coloring pages for kids can't be late, the day's latest news travels way too fast! So there's no time to lose, it's time to color!

The Newspaper coloring pages

Why color the newspaper pictures?

The newspaper is a mass communication medium that combines text and images in chronological or thematic order to offer commentary or information about events that have happened or are expected during a given period.

Newspapers have a long history that reached its peak in the late nineteenth century and throughout the entire twentieth century. This communication medium exists in almost every country in the world, especially in those that protect the right to freedom of the press.

At Coloring Together we know you like to stay informed, so we've done a careful search to bring you only the best newspaper images to color, so that you stay up to date with the latest trends and news.

On top of that, above each of the newspaper coloring pages you'll find a little piece of information that will help you learn more about one of the oldest communication media in the world.

Learn while coloring The Newspaper

  1. The first printed newspaper was published in 1605, in Strasbourg, Germany.
  2. The country with the highest newspaper circulation is Japan.
  3. The first newspaper in America was published in Boston in 1690 and it was Publick Occurrences Both Forreign and Domestick.
  4. The first newspaper in Spanish was published in Madrid in 1697, and it was the Mercurio Volante.
  5. The first newspaper in Latin America was the Gaceta de México, published in the year 1722.
  6. The newspaper with the highest circulation in the world is the Yomiuri Shimbun, published in Japan.
  7. The newspaper with the highest circulation in the United States is the Los Angeles Times.
  8. The newspaper with the highest circulation in Europe is Bild (Germany).
  9. The first newspaper, as we know it today, was born in Cologne; it was the Mercurius Gallo-Belgicus, it had only one sheet and it served as a model for the newspapers that emerged afterward.
  10. The Mercurius Britannicus was the first newspaper to suffer censorship by the authorities, since it was forbidden from reporting foreign news.
  11. In 2005, in China a gold newspaper was actually sold, just as you're reading it! It was the Shenzhen Economic Daily and it had two editions of 36 copies, each one cost 8,500 dollars and the sheets contained 500 grams of 24-karat gold.
  12. Although newspapers around the world face a great challenge to stay in circulation, thanks to the incredible speed at which news circulates on cell phones, the revenue of printed newspapers is still higher than that of digital ones.
  13. With an edition measuring 25.35 by 18.27 millimeters, the weekly Terra Nostra, published in Ponta Delgada, in the Azores islands, is the smallest paper newspaper in the world.

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