Gliding Pteranodon Dinosaur Among Puffy Clouds

Coloring guide
This baby pteranodon flies across the page with both wings spread wide, one lifted high and the other reaching out to the side. A big round eye, an open smiling beak and a tall pointed crest make it look playful. Small clawed hands hold the wing tips, and two little feet dangle under its belly. Four puffy outlined clouds drift around it, two at the top, one on the right and one at the bottom left, which leaves plenty of open sky for color. Simple ribbed lines and large areas on the wings work well with crayons or markers. Warm orange or teal on the wing membranes with a lighter belly looks good, and soft blue fills the clouds nicely. Print or download this free page and keep a few spares around. Looking for more? Our Owl and Ladybug coloring pages pair nicely with this Dinosaurs page.
A gentle color plan to get started — mix in your own anytime.
- warm orange
- soft blue
- light sky blue
- royal blue
- coral pink
A suggested order, zone by zone — skip around as you like.
- 1Color the big wing membranes, the upper wing, and the wing tip with warm orange, leaving the thin wing bones white.
- 2Fill the head, neck, body, and both legs with soft blue, keeping the chest area under the beak white.
- 3Color the raised arm, the right arm reaching out, and both clawed feet with royal blue.
- 4Paint the open mouth coral pink and keep the eye white and the small shine on the eye white.
- 5Fill the two side clouds and the bottom right cloud with light sky blue, leaving the other clouds white.
- 6Optional: add a few darker strokes of royal blue along the underside of the body and warm orange at the wing edges to give some depth.
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