Wolf Coloring Pages

Howling wolves under the full moon, tumbling pups, wolf packs in the pines and arctic wolves on the ice, ready to color. Tap a picture to color it online, or print it and use crayons or colored pencils.

There are easy pages with bold lines for young kids, full forest and mountain scenes for school-age kids, and pattern-filled wolves and a dreamcatcher for teens and adults.

Fun facts about wolves

Wolves live in family packs, usually a mother and father with their pups from the last few years. A howl can carry for miles; packs howl to find each other and to tell other packs where their territory is.

Wolf pups are born deaf and blind and stay in the den for about three weeks. Gray wolves are not always gray: their coats range from white and cream to brown, gray and black, and arctic wolves stay white all year.

Coloring tips for wolves

Mix grays and browns for a natural coat: a darker back, lighter cheeks and belly, and cream around the muzzle. Golden yellow or amber eyes make a wolf portrait come alive.

Night scenes look great with a deep navy sky, a pale yellow moon and blue-green pines. For snowy pages, leave the snow white and color the shadows a soft blue. Online, fill the big shapes, then switch to the small brush for fur details.

Questions

Are these wolf coloring pages free?
Yes. All wolf pages are free to color online or print at home and in class, with a US Letter PDF for each.
Which wolf pages work for young kids?
The simple pages, like the howling wolf, the wolf pup and the kawaii wolf, have bold outlines and big areas to fill.
Do you have realistic wolf coloring pages?
Yes. The wolf portrait and the gray wolf in tall grass are drawn realistically, great for colored pencils.
Are there wolf coloring pages for adults?
The mandala wolf, the patterned wolf and the dreamcatcher wolf have large decorative sections for a calm, detailed session.

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