Choose an Angel Picture

These angel illustrations range from a figure holding flowers or a star and one seated on a cloud to a violinist and a patterned robe hem. Flute, harp and bell pages offer different instrument shapes; the moon, paper-star table, shared wreath, stepped basket, star frame and leafy branch add distinct settings. They are decorative fantasy pictures without named religious characters or scripture.

Choose a difficulty

Choose a quiet pose or a musical scene

Start with the large star for a broad color area; choose the violin for smaller details.

One angel holding a five-point star, with a long robe, feathered wings and halo.

A star to focus on

The held star makes a clear first task, while the gown has long open sections.

Angel Holding a Star →
One robed angel playing a violin with a bow, feathered wings and an oval halo.

Follow the instrument

The violin, bow and hands need closer attention. Use a sharp pencil around the strings.

Angel Playing a Violin →

Make the star stand out

Print the original line drawing linked below. The numbered areas match the color key and steps; use the colored example as a starting point, then choose your own colors if you prefer.

Digital coloring example

Angel holding a yellow star, wearing a pale blue robe, with white wings.
A digital color suggestion, not a photograph of a printed result. Open the original line drawing to print and try your own colors.
  • 1. Yellow star
  • 2. Pale blue robe
  • 3. White wings
  1. Fill the held star yellow, keeping the fingers white.
  2. Color the robe and sleeves pale blue; follow the long folds without covering the outlines.
  3. Leave the wings white. Hair, face, halo and shoes can also stay uncolored.

The yellow star should stand apart from the blue robe. The white wings are an intentional finished choice.

More selection and activity ideas

Choose a page

Choose the seated moon or cloud for broad curves and robe areas. Feather outlines repeat across the wings; the patterned hem, woven basket, wreath petals and harp strings add smaller spaces. Two-figure pictures let you give each robe its own color.

Try it together

Print two or three different pictures and choose one shared color for the halos, then different colors for the robes and objects. On paper, put the instrument pictures together and describe the visible flute, harp, violin or bell; the pictures are not playing instructions.

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