Fantasy Creatures Coloring Pages
17 free coloring pages to color online or print.
The good thing about drawing animals that never existed is that nobody can tell a child the colors are wrong. A mane can be six shades of pink, a horn can be silver or lime green, and the picture still works. That freedom is the whole point of this section, which collects the invented creatures on the site: unicorns above all, along with the baby dragon, the fairies and the dolphin who share their pages. The range here is wider than in most themes. A sleepy foal with a pacifier is drawn in a handful of thick lines for a two year old, while the realistic horse study with its layered mane and shaded muzzle is rated Hard and is aimed at eight and up, or at an adult who wants a quiet sitting. In between sit the costume pages: a ballerina mid-turn, a unicorn on a skateboard.
Fantasy Creature Coloring Pages, Free to Print
Mythical animals have been drawn for as long as people have drawn anything, and children take to them for a simple reason: there is no reference photo to argue with. Every sheet in this section invites an invented palette, which suits a child who has firm ideas and no interest in being corrected.
Unicorns Above All
Most of what is here lives in the Unicorn coloring pages, the largest single set on the site. It runs from chibi and baby versions through to a unicorn holding colored pencils, one dancing, one on a hillside at dusk, and encounters with a baby dragon, a dolphin and a pair of fairies.
From First Crayon to a Real Challenge
This is the one theme on the site where the difficulty ratings genuinely spread out. Easy sheets have a body, a horn and a cloud, and little else. Medium sheets add sparkles, a tutu or a second character. The single Hard drawing, a realistic horned horse, has texture in the mane and coat that rewards pencils over markers and patience over speed.
Paper or Screen
Nothing costs anything and nothing asks you to register. Print the sheet, or open the online coloring tool and try a color scheme there first, which saves paper when a child changes their mind twice. Seasonal drawings live under Halloween coloring pages.