Simple Caterpillar Outline
easy
Minimalist
Animal outlines, fruit, everyday objects and simple symbols leave room for your own colors and patterns. Compare the previews: some pictures have one broad shape, while others include narrow straps, strings or small markings. Download a picture to print, or save it as a PDF.
Coloring Pages
Acorn and Oak Leaf
easy
Big Maple Leaf
easy
Rain Boots and Fallen Leaves
easy
Large Strawberry and Three Leaves
easy
Whole Strawberry and Two Halves
easy
Mushroom with a Broad Plain Cap
easy
Sea Star with Circle Paths on Its Arms
easy
Sea Star beside Branching Coral
easy
Plain Five-Armed Starfish
easy
Three Starfish in Different Sizes
easy
Two Sea Stars below a Wavy Line
easy
Fewer objects can still mean small spaces
Minimalist pages leave room around the subject. Check the details inside it as well as the empty background.
Broad body segments
The caterpillar has large rounded sections. Its tiny feet and eye can remain as printed details.
Simple Caterpillar Outline →
One branching shape
The maple leaf has open areas divided by veins. A light layer can cross these lines without hiding them.
Big Maple Leaf →
Small details inside
The strawberry stands alone, but its seeds and leaf edges need more precise marks.
Large Strawberry and Three Leaves →Leave space around the caterpillar
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
- 1. Yellow segments
- 2. Green segments
- 3. White feet and background
- Start with yellow on the marked body segment and use it on every other segment; the head can be yellow too.
- Fill the intervening body segments green, using light pressure near the edges.
- Leave the small feet and surrounding paper white. The broad colored body is enough to finish.
A clear colored body with plenty of white space is a finished picture; minimal does not mean every small detail needs filling.