Doodle

Explore doodle coloring pages, from a single bold flower or shell to busy garden, baking, weather, ocean and school scenes. Choose open shapes or little details, then repeat a few favorite colors on paper.

Find a starting point among the little objects

Doodle pages collect many objects in one picture. Pick a familiar large shape first, then decide which nearby objects belong to the same small task.

A watering can showers potted flowers amid seed packets, butterflies, strawberries and a smiling snail.

A watering-can group

The can sits above pots and flowers, among seed packets and tools. Start with the can instead of trying to finish every leaf.

Watering Can Garden Doodles →
A large mixing bowl is surrounded by baking tools, cookies, a cupcake, flour, eggs and a kitchen timer.

A mixing-bowl group

The bowl is surrounded by utensils, ingredients and treats. Color one baking tool or ingredient group at a time.

Baking Bowl Doodles →
A rainbow, smiling sun and clouds fill a weather collage with an umbrella, boots, raindrops, snowflakes and leaves.

A weather group

Rainbow bands, an umbrella and striped boots give larger shapes among tiny weather details. Begin with one of those broad areas.

Rainbow Weather Doodles →

Finish one small group in the garden doodle

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

Partial digital coloring of the garden doodle: blue watering can, yellow flower on the can and green center pot; other objects remain white.
A digital color suggestion, not a photograph of a printed result. Open the original line drawing to print and try your own colors.
  • 1. Blue watering can
  • 2. Yellow flower on the can
  • 3. Green center pot
  1. Color the watering can blue, including its handle and spout; work around its flower motif.
  2. Color only the petals of the flower drawn on the can yellow. Leave its dotted center white.
  3. Color the large center pot green, keeping its hearts white. Stop here and leave the other objects for another session.

The can, its flower and the center pot form a finished group even though the surrounding doodles are still white.

Choose the next group by what the objects do

After the can, look for things used to plant, things that grow, or animals in the garden. Choose one group for your next colors.

This is a way to organize a busy page, not a requirement to finish everything. Small leaf veins and petals can wait.

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