What’s up, y’all! Today we’ve got some awesome horse coloring pages to share with you. Get ready to grab your crayons, markers, or colored pencils and get to work on these beauties.
Horse for a Walk
First up, we’ve got a horse taking a leisurely stroll. This coloring page features a beautiful brown horse with a flowing mane and tail. Use earthy colors like browns and greens to bring this scene to life. Don’t forget to color in the flowers and foliage in the background.
Tip: For a more realistic look, try blending different shades of brown together to create depth and texture in the horse’s coat.
Coloring Town
This next coloring page is from Coloring Town and it features a majestic white horse galloping across an open field. Use shades of blue and white for the sky, and greens and yellows for the grass. The horse’s mane and tail are blowing in the wind, so use light wispy strokes to create that effect.
Idea: Try adding some glitter or metallic accents to the horse’s mane and tail for some extra pizzazz!
Draft Horse Coloring Pages
Our next set of coloring pages features draft horses, which are known for their strength and hardworking nature. This first draft horse is featured standing in a field, with a barn and silo in the background. Brown and green shades work well here, and don’t forget to color the halter and bridle.
How to: If you want to add a bit of sparkle to your coloring page, try using glitter or metallic gel pens to color in the sun’s rays peeking through the clouds.
Realistic Horse Coloring Pages
The next two coloring pages feature realistic horse portraits. The first one is a side view of a horse’s face, with all the intricate details of their muscles and hair. Color it in using shades of brown, black, and white for a true-to-life look.
Tip: Pay close attention to the direction of the horse’s hair and color it in accordingly to make the picture more realistic.
The second realistic horse coloring page features a horse in motion, rearing up on its hind legs. This one is a bit more challenging, but the results are worth it. Use shades of brown, black, and white to create this stunning image.
How to: To create a sense of movement in this picture, try using short, choppy strokes in the horse’s mane and tail.
Free Horse Coloring Pages for Adults & Kids
Our last two coloring pages are from COWGIRL Magazine and feature intricate designs. The first one is a mandala-style horse head, with various patterns and shapes to color in. Use your imagination with this one and get creative with your color choices.
Idea: If you’re feeling extra artsy, try using watercolors or pastels to color in this picture for a unique and beautiful effect.
The final coloring page features a horse and rider in a field, with a sunset in the background. Use oranges, pinks, and yellows for the sky, and browns, blacks, and whites for the horse and rider. Don’t forget to color in the grass and trees in the background.
Tip: To create a soft, dreamy effect for the sunset, try blending shades of orange and pink together using a cotton swab or blending pencil.
Well, y’all, that’s it for our horse coloring pages. We hope you had fun coloring these beauties and trying out some new techniques. As always, let us know in the comments which one was your favorite and if you have any other coloring page suggestions!