In this collection you’ll find the three-horned triceratops running across open plains, letting out mighty roars, munching on leafy greens, and set in various natural habitats.
There are cute, cartoon-styled triceratops drawings for little ones as well as realistic illustrations for serious enthusiasts.
You’ll even discover the lesser-known torosaurus along with insightful anatomy pages showing the triceratops’ skeletal structure.
Cute Triceratops Coloring Pages
Our simple section is packed with cute, cartoon-style triceratops buddies that are perfect for little kids and preschoolers!
Realistic Triceratops Coloring Pages
We illustrated realistic triceratops designs for older kids and adults.
Filling in the elaborate prehistoric scenes provides a rewarding experience while helping reduce stress. We crafted every nuance to deliver a challenging yet enjoyable coloring adventure.
Triceratops Colors
Greens, browns, and grays are great for a realistic triceratops. For accents, use reds, blues, and blacks.
Triceratops come alive in vibrant colors too! Let your imagination roam.
How to Color a Triceratops in Detail
A. Layering Colors: Start with a green base coat for the body. Layer darker greens and browns for shading and details. Add black for outlines and scale patterns.
B. Textured Effects: Use a dotting technique with the pencil tip to create a bumpy, scaly texture across the body and legs.
Triceratops has a cool crown of horns, but have you seen the plates on Stegosaurus’ back? Grab your crayons and discover which dino wore it best!