Free Printable King Coloring Pages

Coloring Royal Robes and Crowns

When coloring monarchs from the royal kings section, you can experiment with rich, deep colors. Traditional royal garments often feature velvet textures in dark purple, crimson red, or emerald green. Adding a layer of gold or silver gel pen to the crown jewels and scepters makes the regal accessories stand out.

If you are coloring a fairytale ruler, you might want to pair them with a queen or place them in a grand hall. For backgrounds, consider adding a stone castle wall or a draped tapestry behind the carved thrones to give the rulers a proper medieval setting.

The Journey of the Magi

The Three Wise Men, or Magi, are a staple of holiday traditions and nativity scenes. These pages show the kings traveling with a camel caravan and presenting their legendary gifts. To make these scenes atmospheric, try blending dark blues and purples for the night sky, leaving a bright halo of yellow and white around the guiding star.

• Gold chests: Use metallic markers or layer yellow and light brown colored pencils to create a shiny reflection.
• Incense burners: Try bronze or copper shades with soft wisps of gray or light blue smoke for the frankincense.
• Royal robes: Mix geometric patterns and bright dyes to represent their wealthy status and distant origins.

Choosing the Right Page for Your Skill Level

Our collection includes designs for different ages and motor skills. The cute cartoon baby lion and cheerful cartoon king have thick lines and large open spaces, making them suitable for younger children using crayons.

Older kids and adult colorists might prefer the intricate details found on the wise king in the desert or the monarch sitting on a highly decorated throne. These complex pages require fine-tipped markers or sharp pencils to carefully fill in the ermine trim, facial hair, and small jewels without bleeding over the lines.