Spongebob Coloring Pages

SpongeBob charges across Jellyfish Fields with his net up, chasing three jellyfish that drift just out of reach. Sunny yellow for him, soft pink jellyfish with lilac tentacles, and a pale blue wash behind for open water. Keep the net mesh light so it looks see-through.

SpongeBob spreads both hands and a four-band rainbow sweeps across the top of the page. Work the arc in red, orange, yellow, and green from the outside in, then keep him his usual sunny yellow. The rainbow bands are wide enough for crayons.

SpongeBob stands square and proud, grinning ear to ear in his shirt and tie. Color him sunny yellow with a white shirt, brown shorts, and a red tie, and keep those sponge holes a slightly deeper gold. Thick lines make this one easy to stay inside.

SpongeBob slings an arm around Patrick and the two best friends light up with matching grins. Sunny yellow works for SpongeBob, dusty pink for Patrick, and green shorts with purple flowers tie the pair together. Add a sandy tan strip along the seafloor at the bottom.

The five friends line up shoulder to shoulder on the seafloor while patterned kelp towers over them. Yellow, pink, teal, brown, and red keep each character distinct, with deep green kelp and a sandy floor beneath. The swirl patterns in the seaweed reward a fine tip.

Sandy plants her hands on her hips inside her glass helmet, tail sweeping out behind her. Warm brown suits her fur, with a white suit and a golden acorn on the chest. A light gray wash on the helmet dome keeps it looking like glass.

Plankton presses his fingertips together and grins, clearly halfway through another plan. Go with deep green for his body and antennae, and keep the big eye white with a solid black pupil. A darker green along the edges gives him a bit of roundness.

SpongeBob puckers up and blows a bubble almost as big as his head, with smaller ones drifting off behind. Keep him sunny yellow and give the bubbles the faintest wash of blue and pink so they stay see-through. Leave the highlight spots white.

SpongeBob offers up a heart nearly as big as he is, three smaller ones drifting overhead. Classic red on the big heart with soft pink on the small ones keeps it sweet, and he stays sunny yellow underneath. A good one for a valentine or a note to a friend.

SpongeBob holds out a present in his mittens, bundled up in a striped scarf with snowflakes drifting past. Classic Christmas red and white suit the hat and scarf, and a green gift box with a red bow finishes it. Leave the snowflakes pale blue.

DoodleBob wraps both arms around a pencil taller than he is, grinning with a single crooked tooth. Yellow works for his wobbly body and classic pencil yellow for the barrel, with a pink eraser and gray tip. Keep his outline loose, that is the whole joke.

A triple-decker Krabby Patty towers on its plate, cheese slipping out at every level. Toasted brown for the buns, deep brown for the patties, bright yellow cheese, and ruffled green lettuce between them. The layers are wide and simple, perfect for crayons.

Patrick Star plants his feet and grins wide, showing off the flowers on his favorite shorts. Go with dusty pink for his star body, seafoam green shorts, and purple flowers with yellow centers. The shapes are big and open, so crayons work just fine here.

Gary glides along at his usual unhurried pace, eyestalks up and a small smile on his face. Try soft pink for his body, and a swirl of blue, purple, and green working outward through the shell. The shapes are huge, so this one suits the youngest colorists.

Squidward folds his arms and levels a flat, unimpressed stare straight ahead. Pale teal suits his skin, with a soft brown shirt and gray rocks behind him. Keep his eyelids a slightly deeper teal so that famous half-lidded expression really lands.

Mr. Krabs holds both claws up high, grinning like he just heard a cash register. Bright crab red covers the shell and claws, with a pale blue shirt and dark trousers underneath. Save the little walking legs for last so the narrow segments stay neat.

The Krusty Krab waits with its door shut, three portholes above and an anchor leaning against the wall. Warm wood browns fit the planks and door, with rope tan on the rails and deep green kelp swaying behind. Leave the sign blank or letter it yourself.

The pineapple house stands at the end of its path, mailbox out front and two round windows watching the street. Golden yellow across the lattice and leafy green up top do most of the work, with a warm brown door and a red mailbox for contrast.

Pearl balances on one foot with both pom-poms shot up over her head, grinning mid-cheer. Try a pink top and skirt with purple pom-poms and a bright red heart on the chest. The shapes are big and bold, so crayons handle most of the page.

Mrs. Puff stands beside the practice boat in her sailor hat, three cones lined up for the driving course. Sandy tan works for her spiky body, with a blue dress, a white boat, and orange cones. The sign is blank, so write the school name in yourself.

SpongeBob throws a sheet over himself while Patrick goes full pirate, both hauling buckets of candy. White for the ghost, black and red for the pirate hat, and pumpkin orange for the grinning jack-o-lantern out front. The candy is where you can go wild with color.

Squidward sits on a wooden stool with his eyes shut, lost in a clarinet solo while notes drift off to the side. Pale teal for him, near-black for the clarinet with silver keys, and warm brown for the stool. A soft blue behind keeps the mood calm.

SpongeBob sits cross-legged and strums away, three notes rising above his head. Warm honey brown suits the ukulele body, with a darker fretboard and pale strings, and he stays sunny yellow. Try a soft blue behind the notes so they lift off the page.

A little square face beams from the middle of a mandala built from jellyfish, starfish, dots, and arcs. Work outward in bands of ocean blue, coral, and gold so each ring reads separately. This one is meant for a long, slow evening with pencils.

Sandy and SpongeBob face off in the treedome with karate gloves on, the picnic table between them. Brown fur and a white suit for Sandy, sunny yellow for SpongeBob, and leafy green for the tree overhead. A pale blue on the dome frame suggests glass.

SpongeBob raises a hand to wave and gives that trademark buck-toothed grin. Sunny yellow across the body, a white polo with a buttoned placket, and brown shorts with two pockets. The sponge holes look great in a deeper gold than the body itself.

Gary is fast asleep on a tasseled cushion, eyes closed and a tiny smile on his face. Soft mint for his body, a lilac and cream swirl on the shell, and a dusty pink pillow keep the whole thing gentle. Big shapes, few lines, very little to go wrong.

The Patty Wagon rolls along with SpongeBob at the wheel and Patrick grinning beside him. Toasted bun brown up top, green lettuce ruffles, and a dark patty in the middle make the burger read instantly. Black tires with silver hubs finish the car.

A tall sandcastle covered in carved patterns stands between the two friends, one holding a bucket and the other a shovel. Warm sand tones on the castle, a striped umbrella overhead, and pale pink shells along the bottom. The pattern bands are the fun part.

SpongeBob and Patrick perch on top of a huge jellyfish, arms up, tentacles trailing far below. Pink and lilac across the striped bell, with pale blue bubbles floating all around. Keep the tentacles lighter at the tips so they seem to fade into the water.

The two old heroes plant their hands on their hips, one with a shell on his chest and the other with an anchor. Orange for Mermaid Man's shirt and green shorts, purple for Barnacle Boy, and matching black masks for both. Boots stay simple and dark.

The ghostly pirate floats above his open treasure chest, hook raised and beard curling down to a wisp. Ghost green works across his body, with a dark coat, a black hat, and gold coins scattered over the floor. The beard's wavy lines reward a fine tip.

Neptune sits back on a shell throne, trident in one hand and crown tipped over his curls. Sea green robes, a gold crown and belt, and a coral pink shell fan behind him give the page its weight. Shells and stones fill out the seafloor at his feet.

Larry throws both claws up under a striped umbrella, shades on and surfboard parked in the sand. Bright lobster red across his shell and tail, with a red and white umbrella and a pale board. Dark lenses on the sunglasses finish the look.

Plankton stands under a bank of dials with pipes running along every wall and barrels stacked in the corner. Cool grays and steel blues suit the machinery, with a green Plankton and a warning-red barrel or two. The screen is blank for your own invention.

A dozen jellyfish hang in the water, each bell carrying its own pattern of arcs, zigzags, spirals, or dots. Pinks, purples, and teals work beautifully here, with green seaweed rising between them. Give each jellyfish its own color so the patterns stay distinct.

SpongeBob works the grill in his chef hat, spatula raised and a patty mid-flip above him. Keep the hat and apron white, the grill steel gray, and give the patty a toasted bun with a brown center. His shoes are the one solid black on the page.

Chibi SpongeBob is almost all head, with two huge eyes and a little curved smile below them. Sunny yellow across the body, pale pink blush ovals on the cheeks, and the usual white shirt and red tie shrunk down. Leave the eye sparkles white.

SpongeBob's face takes up the entire page, from the freckled cheeks to those two front teeth. One big field of yellow does most of the job, with deeper gold holes and a red tie at the bottom. Great for a young child who wants a quick, satisfying page.

SpongeBob peers over a two-tier cake in a pointed party hat, four balloons bobbing behind him. Pink frosting drips over a cream cake, three candles with warm orange flames, and a different color for every balloon. A cheerful one for a birthday card.

SpongeBob plants his hands on his hips with a mask across his eyes and a cape fanned out behind him. Bold red for the cape, a blue mask, and a gold star on his chest turn him into a proper hero. Shade the cape folds so it looks like it is catching the current.

SpongeBob is fast asleep in a nightcap with the blanket pulled up and Gary parked at the foot of the bed. Soft blues on the bedding, a striped cap, and a pastel swirl on Gary's shell keep the mood quiet. Little sleep clouds drift toward the corner.