Bear Coloring Pages

A chubby little bear sits on the crescent moon, big eyes looking out at the stars and fluffy clouds below. Try warm honey brown for the fur, creamy yellow for the moon, and pale blue for the clouds. A touch of pink on the inner ears and round cheeks pulls the whole look together.

A happy teddy bear grins from his spot on the crescent moon, with fluffy clouds billowing on both sides and stars scattered across the sky. Color the bear in warm sandy brown, the moon creamy yellow, and the clouds soft white or pale blue. The round paw pads look great in a slightly darker brown.

A large bear holds a small cub in a warm hug while hearts drift up into the air around them. Color both bears soft golden brown and pick a bright pink or red for the floating hearts. The rosy blush circles on their cheeks deserve a light pink touch.

A bear wearing a flower crown sits in a forest scattered with small mushrooms and leafy plants. Use soft golden brown for the bear, deep greens for the foliage, and bright reds for the mushroom caps. The paw pad ovals on the bear's feet are a charming small detail.

A bear sits cross-legged with an open book, completely absorbed in reading, surrounded by a pattern of paw prints covering the entire background. Color the bear golden brown, the book in a bold contrasting shade, and all the paw prints in one coordinating color. The repeated prints make the background a satisfying fill.

A powerful grizzly bear roars in a dramatic wildlife pose, with bold claw-mark details in the corners. Color the fur warm golden brown, add a soft pink for the tongue, and use darker brown for the claws and nose.

A bear nails a dab dance move while musical notes drift in the corner, showing this bear has real rhythm. Color the bear golden brown and pick a bold contrasting color for the music notes. The paw print detail on the raised paw is a satisfying small area to color in a darker shade.

A wide-eyed bear stands in a storybook forest with a mushroom house behind it, shaggy fur and all. Color the bear cream with darker patches around the eyes, the mushroom house cap bright red, and the trees deep green. The round mushroom windows are a fun detail to pick out in a contrasting color.

A round, friendly bear stands front and center while two clusters of geometric spruce trees frame the upper corners. Color the bear golden brown with a paler belly, and the stacked triangles in deep forest green. The bold outlines make this a great page for younger colorists working with crayons.

A bear stands in a forest clearing with tall pine trees on either side and two clouds drifting above. Color the bear warm brown, the trees deep forest green, and the sky a soft blue. The forked branch and grass tuft on the forest floor add a nice final detail.

A happy bear sits with arms wide open while rain falls from two small clouds above and an umbrella drifts nearby. Color the bear warm golden brown, the clouds light gray, and the umbrella in a bright cheerful color. The few raindrops are easy to leave white or give a soft blue wash.

A cartoon bear sits with a huge honey pot in its arms, licking its sticky paw with a satisfied expression. Color the bear warm brown, the honey pot cream and amber, and the fruit basket with bright reds and yellows. The geometric bands on the basket are worth picking out in a contrasting color.

A bear stands upright next to a one-way sign on a curving road, its expression somewhere between puzzled and cheerful. Color the bear golden brown, the road in gray, and the sign post dark gray. A small patch of grass near the sign adds a nice touch of green.

A round bear throws both arms up in a happy pose beside a single tulip in the corner. Color the bear warm golden brown with a lighter oval belly, and the tulip bright red or pink. The simple shapes make it a great first coloring page for young kids.

A bear wanders through a scene filled with tree stumps and a fallen log, head tilted up as if sniffing the air. Color the bear warm brown, the stump bark in deeper earth tones, and the cut tops in a lighter wood color. The small flower on the fallen log deserves a pop of pink or yellow.

A large bear sits in the foreground while a snow-covered cabin and pine trees fill the background, chimney smoke curling overhead. Color the bear golden brown, the snow a pale blue, and the cabin walls a warm wood tone. The gridded windows deserve a careful finishing touch.

A bear cub holds out a heart-shaped Best Mom card to a beaming mama bear, with clouds, a sun, and little flowers all around. Color mama bear golden brown, the cub slightly lighter, and the heart card bright red. The small flowers along the bottom are worth adding a pop of color.

A bear rides a skateboard along a curved road, arms out for balance and ready for a trick. Color the bear soft brown, the board a bold contrasting color, and the wheels in a dark accent shade. The curving road in the background gives the whole scene a nice sense of motion.

A bear stands in a mountain forest clearing, framed by tall pine trees and a range of peaks in the distance. Color the bear warm golden brown with a lighter chest area, the trees deep green, and the mountains in cool blue-gray. The snowy clearing around the bear's feet ties the whole scene together.

A realistic brown bear sits in a three-quarter pose, its fur texture and individual claws clearly drawn. Color the coat in dark golden brown with a lighter shade on the belly, and finish the claws with deep brown. The empty background keeps all attention on the bear.

A simple, friendly bear cub sits front and center on a clean page with no background. Color it any shade of brown from honey golden to deep chocolate, and keep the muzzle area lighter. The empty background is a standing invitation to add your own forest, river, or meadow behind the bear.

A classic round teddy bear sits with a bow tie at its neck and oval paw pads on both feet. Color the bear golden brown or go pink or blue for a plush toy feel. Pick a contrasting color for the bow to make it pop.

A bear in profile is filled from ear to tail with swirling zentangle patterns: spirals, dots, curved lines, and leaf shapes all woven together. Use multiple colors for each pattern section to bring out the contrast, or pick two or three tones for a controlled palette. Either way, patience is well rewarded.

A bear stands in tall grass at dusk, a large round moon rising behind it and rocks scattered in the foreground. Color the bear warm brown, the moon soft yellow or orange, and the grass in green or golden tones. The rocks in the corner work well in neutral gray.

A bear leans forward over a rocky stream, watching a small fish dart just out of reach. Try warm brown or honey tan for the fur, cool blue for the water, and silver for the fish. The chunky shapes make this one great for crayons.

A polar bear stands on a floating ice floe, a tiny iceberg dotting the horizon behind it. Color the bear creamy white, the ice floe pale blue-gray, and the iceberg a deeper icy blue. The wide open body is forgiving enough that crayons, markers, or watercolor pencils all work well.

A plump panda sits back and munches on a bamboo stalk, with a leafy shoot to the left. Color the belly and face creamy white, the bamboo stalk soft sage green with tan segment lines, and the paw pads pale ivory. The black patches are pre-filled, so young colorists can jump right in.