Winter Coloring Pages for Adults

• Snow is not only white: shade the shadow side of each snowdrift with pale blue or lavender and leave the top white; it looks instantly deeper.
• Evening glow: color windows and lanterns yellow and orange, then the sky dark blue, and the whole scene feels warm against the cold.
• Frozen water: for the creek and the river, use two or three light blues with a few white streaks left uncolored.
• Evergreens: mix a dark green with a little blue for pine trees, and keep their snowy tops white.

These pages have no holiday words, so they work from December to March at home, in libraries and at senior centers. The easy pages have thick lines and roomy spaces for markers; the detailed landscapes are made for colored pencils and fine pens and can take an hour or more. A covered bridge, a sleigh or a village church often brings back memories worth talking about while you color. Looking for snowmen? See our snowman coloring pages.

Press Color online under any design, pick a color and tap a space to fill it. Undo, start over, save your picture or print it in color. A tablet is the most comfortable size; on a phone, zoom in with two fingers for the small spaces.