Bounding Fox Through Grass and Flowers
Coloring guide
A cheerful young fox is caught mid-leap, legs stretched out and its big bushy tail swooping up behind. Its head turns to the side, so you can see the wide sparkling eyes, little black nose, open smiling mouth and tall pointed ears. Fluffy tufts frame the cheeks and chest. Near the tip of the tail there's a zigzag line, a handy spot for a second color. Down below are tufts of grass and three simple flowers with round centers and rounded petals: one at the lower left, a small one near the bottom middle and one on the right. Lines are bold and shapes are roomy, so this free printable works well for preschoolers and early elementary kids. Orange for the fox, white for the tail tip and chest, and pink or yellow petals would look lovely. Add this to your Fox coloring page collection, alongside Cats and Birds.
A gentle color plan to get started — mix in your own anytime.
- warm orange
- cream white
- soft pink
- golden yellow
A suggested order, zone by zone — skip around as you like.
- 1Color the fox's head, body, legs, and ears with warm orange, keeping the eye whites and flower petals white.
- 2Fill the bushy tail with warm orange, then color the tail tip cream white.
- 3Color the muzzle and the side of the face cream white to make the fox's face stand out.
- 4Fill the inside of both ears with soft pink.
- 5Color the centers of the flowers golden yellow, and leave the petals and grass blades white.
- 6Optional: add a few darker orange strokes along the body and tail to give the fox some texture.
