Owl Portrait

Get ready to color a close-up front-facing portrait of a wise owl from the chest up, two very large round eyes, a small curved beak, feathery tufts above the ears, and more, all waiting for your crayons. Coloring it is a relaxing way to slow down and notice each shape. There is plenty of fine detail here, so it suits older kids, teens, and grown-ups who enjoy taking their time with smaller areas. Most owls are awake at night and have huge eyes for seeing in the dark. An owl’s soft feathers let it fly almost silently. There is no wrong way to color it — try realistic shades or pick the brightest colors in the box. Grab your crayons, colored pencils, or markers and make it your own. Print it on US Letter or A4 and color it any way you like.