Swipe left for the next painting and right for the one before. You can also tap the left or right edge of the screen, or use the arrow keys on a computer.
Tap the middle of the painting to hide or show the title. Tap the small circle by the title to open this page.
The app remembers the last painting you looked at, and keeps the screen on while it is open when your phone allows it.
Tap the palette by the title for coloring pages. Swipe to pick a page, then tap Color this page. Tap a space to fill it with color, or pick a brush size and draw. Undo, the eraser, and the trash can (it asks first) fix mistakes. The share button saves the finished picture or sends it to your photos. Each page is saved on this device as you color.
Install it as an app from your browser menu (Install app or Add to Home screen). After the first visit every painting and coloring page is saved on your phone (about 14.7 MB), so it works without Wi-Fi.
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This app is built and hosted with Kody. Its code is public and MIT licensed, so you can read it or make your own copy.
All 50 images are courtesy of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, from its Gospel Media Library. Each title below links to the image's page there.
The Church's Terms of Use let individuals view, download, and post Gospel Media material for their own personal, noncommercial use, including use in a Church calling. See the Media Library FAQ for more. The app loads each image from the Church's website and keeps a copy on your device so it works without Wi-Fi. Images marked Church Use Only, Do Not Copy, or with other restrictions were left out.
This app is free and noncommercial. Its code is MIT licensed, but the paintings and coloring pages are not: they belong to The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (or the rights holders named on each image's Church page) and stay under the Church's terms. Anyone who copies this app needs to follow those terms too.
All 17 coloring pages are courtesy of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, from the Coloring Pages collection in its Media Library. Each title links to the page there.