"colored picture" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it whenever you need to refer to a picture with added color. For example: "May I see the colored picture you drew last week?".
"There are even colored picture postcards showing scenes of it".
Revelation is a highly colored picture of the present, not a prophecy of the future.
Inside, there was a softly colored picture of Jesus and some finer print that Doree did not read.
The program has developed a 12-point asthma questionnaire that has been incorporated into the patient intake form, and a brightly colored picture workbook about asthma that parents can read with their children and use as a guide.
On the front of it was a gold cross and words made up of gold and purple letters: "When Your Loss Seems Unbearable... ..... Inside, there was a softly colored picture of Jesus and some finer print that Doree did not read.
Colored picture cards were used during generalization sessions and generalization probe was assessed before and after instruction.
Children can print out, and then color, pictures of New York rescue workers.
The newspaper devoted a full page to color pictures of 327 Israelis killed in the conflict.
At his trial, Mr. Lane requested a crayon so he could color pictures.
He spoke with a high, whispery voice and liked to sit and color pictures, which he dedicated to his wife.
My girls stood around a large rock table, coloring pictures of Merida while we waited for our turn.
