Gorilla coloring pages

Sitting on the ground with a big friendly smile, a young gorilla holds up a leafy twig in one hand. Large jungle leaves peek out on both sides, and its round face, chunky arms and big feet make easy shapes to fill. The thick outlines suit little ones aged 2 to 5. Color the gorilla dark gray or black with a lighter gray face and green leaves.

Resting on a rocky patch of forest floor, a gorilla leans one arm on its knee and gives a calm little smile. A tree trunk with a hanging vine, broad jungle leaves, bushes and grass surround it. Clear lines and medium shapes suit kids aged about 5 to 10. Try charcoal black fur with a silvery gray chest and face, and several shades of green for the plants.

Fine strokes show every hair on a powerful gorilla sitting on a rock in a rainforest clearing, one arm resting on its knee. Behind it, a waterfall pours into a pool below a distant mountain, and heart-shaped leaves, ferns, palms and a hibiscus flower fill the jungle around. The level of detail suits older kids, teens and adults who enjoy realistic wildlife pages. Layer black and charcoal for the fur with a touch of silver on the back.

Leaf and feather patterns flow through the coat of a gorilla sitting deep in a lush rainforest. A toucan perches on a branch, a frog clings to a leaf, and a waterfall spills below an ancient stone temple, all framed by hibiscus flowers and giant tropical leaves. Made for teens and adults who like detailed, relaxing work with fine pens. Try deep charcoal and slate for the gorilla, emerald greens for the jungle and a bright orange toucan beak.