Not so long ago I wrote a guide to free adult coloring pages, but that was a huge collection. There’s over 100 pages in that roundup, and if you just started coloring, it can be overwhelming! I wanted to narrow it down to some of my very favorite color pages – for a total of 15 – that I know you’ll love. And the best part about these pages? They are absolutely free! You can simply click on the link below any that you like, go directly to the source, and print.
If you are obsessed with coloring for grownups, grab your freebies below! Oh, and if you need colored pencils for your pages, I’ve already review them and I have a top five list for you here. I’ve done all the legwork so you have no excuse. Print out your coloring pages, grab your pencils, and have fun (and relax)!
Grown up colouring pages from In The Playroom
Elephant color pages for adults at Easy Peasy and Fun
Owl mandala coloring page at Art is Fun
Free abstract pattern color page at Art is Fun
If you can be anything coloring page at Dawn Nicole Designs
Houses coloring pages at Dabbles & Babbles
Inspirational quote coloring page at Craftsy
Flower swirl coloring pages for adults at Easy Peasy and Fun
Zentangle flowers at Yet Another Mom Blog
With love coloring page from Periwinkle-Paisley
Color My Heart Happy page at Dawn Nicole Designs
Flowers coloring page at Trail of Colors
You are my sunshine free coloring prints at Tried & True
Floral camera coloring page at Pokoloruj Swiat
Dream it do it free coloring page at Dawn Nicole Designs
My friend Kim has also assembled 15 free printable adult coloring pages. Check hers out too!
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Paige says
Easy, Peasy, and Fun always has the best sheets! I love her!
Paige
http://www.thehappyflammily.com/
Dawn says
Thank you so much for including some of my pages, amy! I adore that camera page. Pinning to share! 🙂
xo, Dawn
Lynn Marie White ~ Serendipity's Treasures says
Thank you for these great lists you have put together. For Valentines day I am compiling a list for my readers of the best place to find downloadables and you are a wonderful resource! thank you so much!
Erin says
I’m a professional photographer with a BFA in fine art, and being able to just relax and enjoy drawing again without getting too technical has been such a joy. Recently, I’ve had some requests from people wanting their pets’ portraits made into a coloring book-like outline that I would then have printed professionally before coloring it using colored pencils. I designed some outlines of portraits in Illustrator, but I’m having trouble tracking down a company that will print those outlines onto professionaldrawing paper with a large-format printer. I’ve seen outlines printed onto canvas that an artist then painted, but my preferred medium is colored pencils.
Do you have any tips for those who either want to have a free template, or one they made themselves, printed professionally? Even the paper quality used by Michael’s for their coloring books would be perfect. The end goal would be a template printed onto large drawing paper (11″x15″+) that was then colored in and framed.
Thanks so much for your help! Your tutorials are always excellent, and I’ve learned a lot from them. 🙂
Amy says
Hi Erin! That’s cool that you are doing pet portraits as coloring pages! I asked a friend who is an architect and gets drawings professionally printed on nice paper. He said look for a blueprint printing place in your area. There’s one called Diazo Printing here to show you what I’m talking about: http://www.atlantaplanroom.com/
He said it can get expensive though. So you might want to go to Kinkos and find out if they have any nicer paper there. Good luck! And thank you for the kind words 😀