Phoenix Coloring Pages (Free Printable PDFs)

Ignite your creativity with our free, printable Phoenix coloring pages!

Explore stunning illustrations of phoenixes rising from the ashes, fiery feathers, and majestic flight scenes. Let your imagination take flight and bring these legendary birds to life with vibrant colors!

Colors to Use for a Phoenix

Reds, oranges and yellows for the phoenix’s feathers and flames. Blacks, grays and blues for ashes and smoke.

Don’t let your mythical bird get lost in ordinary embers! Give your phoenix extra fiery flair by illustrating the plumage with bursting sun rays or cloaking it in a kaleidoscope of dancing colors.

How to Color a Phoenix

A. Blending Techniques: For the phoenix’s wings and tail feathers, use red as a base color. Blend in strokes of orange and yellow towards the tips to depict searing heat.

B. Color Combinations: Use black as the base for shadowy ash clouds. Add touches of deep blue and gray for smoky wisps.

Interactive Coloring Challenge: Rebirth Renewal

Tap into the symbolic power of the phoenix by coloring a scene that celebrates overcoming adversity, growth from challenges, or embarking on a fresh start.

You could render the phoenix rising triumphantly from brilliant bursts of color against a dark background, representing the light emerging from difficult times. Or depict new life sprouting among the ashes, like lush green foliage accented with vibrant blooms. This reflective approach allows you to express inspiring themes of resilience.

DIY Phoenix Crafts

Get ready to craft some blazing fun with these red-hot mythical bird projects!

Tissue Paper Suncatchers

Items Needed:

• Phoenix or firebird coloring pages
• Tissue paper in red, orange, yellow
• Contact paper or plastic wrap
• Scissors
• Glue stick or liquid glue

Radiate Your Creativity:

1. Color vibrant phoenix drawings focusing on feathers/flames.
2. Cut out the phoenix shapes carefully from printouts.
3. Tear tissue paper into small fiery pieces and shapes.
4. Arrange tissue on contact paper and cover with another layer.
5. Glue colored phoenix cutouts at the sunbright centers!

Paper Towel Tube Sculptures

Gather Supplies:

• Phoenix rising or soaring coloring pages
• Paper towel rolls
• Red, yellow and orange crayons or markers
• Scissors
• Glue or tape
• Feathers or paper scraps (optional)

Sculpt That Fire:

1. Color drawings of phoenixes mid-flight on printouts.
2. Cut out the rising phoenix body/wing shapes neatly.
3. Use red/orange to color and add flame details to paper rolls.
4. Twist and shape rolls into dynamic phoenix poses.
5. Glue on colored cutouts, add feathers for extra flair!

Paper Bag Lanterns

Necessities:

• Phoenix rebirth or hatchling coloring pages
• Paper grocery bags
• Battery-operated tealights or flashlights
• Scissors
• Glue, tape or stapler
• Crayons, markers or colored pencils

Let Your Light Shine!

1. Color phoenix hatchling or egg drawings on printouts.
2. Cut out the shapes focusing on flames/feather details.
3. Glue, tape or staple cutouts onto paper bag surfaces.
4. Once secure, decorate bags further with fiery designs.
5. Place tealights inside bags to illuminate your phoenix lanterns!

Jar Lid Wind Spinners

You’ll Need:

• Phoenix in flight coloring pages
• Clean jar lids with tight seals
• Assorted chenille craft stems or pipe cleaners
• Scissors
• Glue
• Red, yellow and orange markers

Craft a Flaming Whirl:

1. Color drawings of phoenixes soaring with flapping wings.
2. Cut out the wing shapes as well as the phoenix bodies.
3. Use markers to color one side of each jar lid red/yellow.
4. Glue colored wing cutouts around lid edges like blades.
5. Attach a pipe cleaner tail, then glue on the body cutout!

Paper Plate Masks

What You’ll Need:

• Phoenix head or face coloring pages
• Paper plates
• Red, orange and yellow crayons or markers
• Scissors
• Hole punch
• Yarn or string

Give This Craft Wings!

1. Color phoenix head/face drawings vibrantly on printouts.
2. Cut out the facial features shapes carefully.
3. Use markers to add fiery details on the paper plates.
4. Glue or tape cutouts to the plate centers once decorated.
5. Punch holes at sides, thread yarn for myth-inspired masks!