Fictional Characters

Find character coloring pages with garden picnics, reading corners, sandcastles and block-built villages. Choose a single figure with plenty of open space, or a scene filled with flowers, shelves and buildings. Download an image or PDF to print, then choose colors for the character and surroundings.

Themes

Choose a character and a setting

Compare a quiet reading scene with an imagined airborne adventure; the setting changes what there is to color.

Hello Kitty reading in an armchair beside a sleeping cat

Hello Kitty in a reading nook

A large face, open book and armchair sit in front of smaller shelf and window details. Start with the central reading corner.

Hello Kitty's Reading Nook →
Sonic at an airship wheel above clouds and floating islands.

Sonic at an airship wheel

Curved rails, ropes and floating islands surround the character. Choose this for a scene with more narrow lines and distant details.

Sonic Steers a Fantasy Airship →

Frame the reading scene with three colors

Print the linked original. Follow the numbers and keep the small flower motifs and character white, as in the digital example.

Digital coloring example

Digital example of Hello Kitty reading with a red bow, green book covers and blue armchair; character and room details 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. Red head bow
  • 2. Green book covers
  • 3. Blue armchair
  1. Color all parts of the large bow on Hello Kitty's head red.
  2. Color the backgrounds of both visible book covers green. Leave their flower motifs, the narrow spine and page edges white.
  3. Color the armchair's padded back, arms, seat and front base blue. Leave the small heart cushion and chair legs white.

The red bow, green book and blue chair should frame the white character. Keep the book's flower outlines clear, then invent one sentence about what Hello Kitty might read next.

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