Welcome to our collection of free vampire coloring pages! These printable pages feature both simple and intricate designs suitable for everyone.
Kids will love the variety of designs we’ve prepared for them. Whether they enjoy the spooky atmosphere of Halloween or are simply fans of vampires, they’re in for a treat.
1. Dive into VerbNow’s collection of free vampire coloring pages in VerbNow
At VerbNow, we’ve put together a fantastic selection of free vampire coloring pages. You’ll find everything from easy coloring pages for kids to more complex designs. The best part is that they’re completely free to download and print.
Vampires have always been a mysterious and exciting topic, perfect for sparking creativity. Vampires in popular culture have a long history, from the classic “Count Dracula” to the modern portrayals seen in movies and books today.
Our collection takes inspiration from both the scary and fun sides of vampire lore. You’ll find scenes ranging from creepy graveyards to quirky vampires enjoying milkshakes.
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2. 3 steps to download the vampire coloring pages printable
Downloading your free vampire coloring pages is super easy. Just follow these three simple steps:
Step 1: Visit the VerbNow website and go to the “Vampire Coloring Pages” section.
Step 2: Browse through our wide selection of free, printable vampire designs. Then, choose the design(s) your kids love the most.
Step 3: Click the “Download” button and print the pages. These vampire coloring pages are super easy to download, and you can print as many as you like.
You’ll have your coloring pages in no time and can begin a fun, spooky coloring session.
3. How to color a vampire beautifully?
If you’re a beginner, you might wonder how to make a vampire’s colors look realistic and impressive. Here are some easy tips I’ve learned from coloring vampires over and over again.
Whether you’re working on vampire coloring pages for adults or helping kids with cute vampire coloring pages, these tips still work.
Use dark and spooky colors for the vampire’s look
Vampires are mysterious and spooky. You can use dark colors like black, dark red, and purple for their capes, outfits, and backgrounds.
These colors are perfect for creating that scary look, especially for those spooky vampire coloring pages. If you’re coloring Halloween vampire coloring sheets, a little orange or yellow can add a fun touch.
Give your vampire pale skin
The pale, almost ghostly skin is a key part of a vampire’s look. To highlight this, use a light skin tone with a hint of gray or blue to make them look spooky.
For even scarier vampire coloring pages, go even lighter, almost white, to give them an eerie, undead appearance.
Highlight the vampire’s sharp fangs
Fangs are one of the most important parts of a vampire’s appearance. Typically, you can paint them with white or light gray to make them stand out.
To make them look ready to bite, add dark red or pink around the fangs. This works great for all types of vampire coloring pages, whether you’re doing scary pages or cute ones.
Choose bright colors for vampire accessories
You often see vampires in dramatic costumes, commonly colored in deep reds, purples, or even metallic silver.
However, with a cute vampire coloring page, you can add playful touches like pinks and blues for accessories. You can also add some cute details like hearts or stars.
Make the background match the mood
For Halloween vampire coloring pictures, fill the background with spooky elements like a glowing full moon, creepy bats, or haunted houses. For a scary vampire coloring page, use dark blues, purples, and blacks to create a chilling vibe. For cute vampire coloring pages, light pastel colors and soft moonlight can help create a gentler, friendlier atmosphere.
4. Explore each scene in Verbnow’s free vampire coloring pages
If you love vampires, you’ll enjoy the variety of scenes in our collection. Each scene is unique and offers exciting opportunities for creativity. Explore each scene with me to see which one’s best for you.
Vampires in Different Settings
Graveyard & Night-time
- A creepy vampire standing in a graveyard at night. This spooky scene sets the stage for a dark and mysterious atmosphere. You can color the vampire with glowing shades of green or red to make him look eerie and unnatural.
- An evil-looking vampire standing in the graveyard with his hands intertwined. It’s perfect for those who enjoy a little drama. I suggest using dark clothes for the vampire and adding a glowing red background. This makes the scene even more intense.
- A vampire is about to scare everyone in the graveyard. This illustration is perfect for those who love a little thrill. With menacing red eyes and dark shadows, he becomes spooky and creepy.
- An illustration of a vampire with sharp fangs coming out of his coffin at night. Ideal for fans of classic vampire stories. You can use a deep purple night sky, glowing fangs, and a spooky coffin to bring this page to life.
Castle & Haunted House
- An illustration of two bats and an angry vampire in front of his large castle. This design gives you the chance to color both the vampire and his bat companions. Use of vibrant purple bats and a haunted-looking castle with eerie details for a spooky atmosphere.
- A skeletal vampire, mouth agape, stands before his castle. Do you like the dark side of vampires? You may like this design. Dark shades like black and deep reds will be a good choice for them.
- A vampire who is raising his cape and a castle behind. I can say it’s a playful design. I believe when adding glowing windows to the full moon to bring out the magic will be the focal point of the picture.
Vampires with Bats
Vampires with Bats as Companions
- A vampire happily flying around his house with three bats. This is a fun and light-hearted illustration. So you should choose playful colors, like bright purple or orange. These colors will give a vampire friendly expression to match the joyful mood.
- A vampire happily flying with his bats under the big full moon. For a magical, mystical vibe, color the moon in glowing yellow or soft pink. This will give the scene an enchanting atmosphere as the vampire flies with his bats in the night sky.
Vampires in Action with Bats
- A vampire with bat-like features flapping his wings while flying in the air. For me, this illustration is so lively, I feel like I’m a character in that scene. I prefer using dark grays for the wings and deep blues for the night sky to create a dramatic look.
- An illustration of a vampire bat raising its hands with five monsters in the background. Ending this section with a fun and scary design at the same time. You can color the bat in black and the monsters in vibrant colors to make them stand out.
Vampires in Unique Forms or Emotions
Friendly/Playful Vampires
- A vampire with a large head and pointy ears slurping a milkshake using two straws. This vampire is so cute and quirky at the same time. Light pastel colors to give this scene a playful, fun vibe may be fit with this scene.
- An illustration of a chubby vampire holding up his cape in the air. How cute a chubby vampire is. Don’t forget to use some bright colors such as red, purple for our vampires. The details like hearts or stars will make the scene even more fun.
Angry or Menacing Vampires
- An angry vampire stretching out his hand in front of a bat and a cat. You may find this picture a little dramatic and intense. For that reason, dark reds and blacks may be the best choice.
- An illustration of a scary vampire with pointy ears raising his hands above his head. This is another menacing vampire. You can add dark shadows and eerie red lighting around the vampire to make the scene truly scary.
- An illustration of a scary-looking vampire raising its wings: Do you scare? This action-packed scene is perfect for adding some dark colors like black, purple, and deep red for the wings and vampire’s cloak.
5. What to do with completed scary vampire coloring pages?
Ever wondered what to do with your finished vampire coloring pages? Don’t throw them out! I’ll give you some ideas to get the most out of them.
Here are a few fun ways to display and share your artistic creations:
- Create a Vampire Gallery: The easiest way is to hang your finished vampire coloring pages on the walls. Let’s turn your home into a vampire art gallery. You can use colorful frames or clothespins for a fun display.
- Make a Spooky Storybook: Collect the completed vampire pages and bind them together to create a spooky storybook. Each page can be part of a bigger story where the vampire goes on a thrilling adventure.
- Gift It to Someone: Think about gifting their artwork to a friend or family member. It’s a great way to share their creativity and maybe even spread some Halloween cheer.
- Use for Halloween Decorations: It’s an easy idea! Transform your home into a haunted house by using the finished coloring pages. You can cut and stick them on windows, doors, or hang them from the ceiling to create a spooky atmosphere.
- Create Custom Vampire-Themed Greeting Cards: Cut the coloring page to fit the size of a blank card, and use it as the front design. You can add a scary message like “Have a Fang-tastic Halloween!” or “You’re Batty for This!”.
- Make Vampire-Themed Party Invitations: Planning a Halloween or vampire-themed party? Use the completed vampire coloring pages as invitations! Simply cut out the vampire images and glue them to cardstock.
- Turn It Into a Vampire Mask: For a creative craft, turn your vampire coloring pages into a wearable mask. Just cut out the vampire’s face and attach a string or elastic band to the sides to make it a mask.
6. Fun Facts About Vampires
As you’re coloring your vampire pages, why not share some fun vampire facts? Here are a few that are sure to spark your imagination:
- The Existence of Vampires: Vampires have been a part of folklore and stories for hundreds of years. People believe they are creatures of the night that feed on blood, particularly in Eastern European cultures.
- The First Vampires Were Not Always Beautiful: Early depictions of vampires were more monstrous. People showing them as hideous, bloated creatures. The idea of the suave, charming vampire came much later.
- Vampires Can Be in More Than Just Movies: Vampires have appeared in all kinds of media. They even appear from books and TV shows to cartoons. Popular vampires include Dracula, Edward Cullen from Twilight, and even characters in The Simpsons.
- Some Vampires Can Transform Into Bats: In many stories, vampires can turn into bats to fly. This is one of their most iconic traits, and it’s a favorite feature in our vampire coloring pages!
Conclusion
With VerbNow’s collection of free, printable vampire coloring pages, you can enjoy hours of fun while bringing your favorite vampires to life. Don’t hesitate! Grab your markers, crayons, or colored pencils, and start creating your own vampire masterpiece today!
