About Pride in Bloom
Pride in Bloom began as an illustration created for PFLAG Rockland’s 2024 Pride in Bloom coloring book. I filled the page with flowers, hearts, and playful details inspired by the joy and color of Pride.
Now I’m sharing my page as a free printable so you can color it at home, in a classroom, at a library, or as part of a Pride celebration.
How to use your Pride coloring sheet
Download and print the coloring sheet on standard 8.5 × 11-inch paper, then add your own color with crayons, colored pencils, markers, or whatever art supplies you have nearby.
You can color it on your own, share it as a family activity, or bring copies to a Pride celebration, classroom, library, community group, or other gathering.
Make it your own
There’s no one way to color Pride in Bloom. Try giving every flower its own color palette, filling the open spaces with patterns, or adding more flowers, hearts, and doodles of your own.
You could also use colors from a Pride flag that’s meaningful to you—or invent a completely new palette. The finished page can become a little piece of art for your wall, bulletin board, refrigerator, or Pride display.
