Wizard and Wizard of Oz Coloring Pages
Find 24 printable wizard coloring pages for all ages. This collection includes classic fantasy sorcerers, easy cartoon magicians for kids, and familiar characters traveling down a yellow brick road to meet a great storybook illusionist.
Classic Fantasy Wizards
Detailed illustrations of elder sorcerers and young apprentices casting spells with their staves.
Storybook Journey to the Great Wizard
Beloved fairytale companions traveling a brick path to meet a famous illusionist in a hot air balloon.
Easy Wizard Pages for Kids
Simple outlines of friendly cartoon magicians and magical animals for younger children.
Pointed Wizard Hats and Magical Gear
Pointed hats resting on spellbooks, surrounded by mystical gear and sleeping dragons.
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Coloring Classic Fantasy Wizards
When coloring a fantasy sorcerer, the details in their clothing and accessories offer great opportunities for blending and shading. Elder wizards often wear long, flowing robes that look excellent in deep purples, midnight blues, or emerald greens.
You can add glowing effects around a crystal ball or the tip of a magic staff by using bright yellows and whites in the center, fading out to soft blues or pinks. For the pointed wizard hats, try adding metallic gel pens to highlight the stars and moons. If your wizard is casting spells outdoors, a dark night sky makes the magic stand out.
A Storybook Journey
Many readers search for scenes inspired by classic American fairy tales. Our storybook journey pages feature a young girl and her dog, a tin woodsman, and a playful lion.
These storybook characters are fun to color while reading the original tale aloud in the classroom or at home. Use bright yellows for the brick road and metallic silvers or grays for the woodsman. The great illusionist himself appears behind curtains and in a hot air balloon, giving kids a chance to color mechanical levers and velvet drapes. This section is ideal for teachers putting together a reading comprehension activity.
Magical Elements and Accessories
A wizard is rarely seen without their mystical tools. You will find pages featuring a bubbling magic cauldron, ancient spellbooks, and glass vials. Coloring these magical artifacts allows for creative color choices. Potion bottles can be filled with neon greens or bright pinks to look like glowing liquids.
Younger artists can practice staying inside the lines with our easy wizard pages, which feature simple outlines of a friendly magician and his animal companions. If you enjoy these themes, you might also like our sleeping dragons or a magical fantasy scene to complete your collection of mystical artwork.