Colosseum, drawn four ways. Easy has thick lines and big spaces for toddlers, medium suits school-age kids, detailed adds texture for older kids, and expert is packed with fine detail for teens and adults. Print one level or all four on A4 or US Letter, free, no sign-up.
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Three stacked rows of round arches curve around this Colosseum in Rome, Italy, with the taller broken wall rising on the left just like the real ruin. A plain top band with small square windows crowns the outer ring. With no background at all, the big shapes are easy to fill for children aged about 2 to 5. The amphitheater opened almost 2,000 years ago, in AD 80. Warm sandy yellows and light browns from a box of crayons will give the old stone a sunny look.
Clouds float over the Colosseum in Rome, Italy, drawn with three levels of arches, columns between them and a tall top wall dotted with small windows. On the right, the broken lower section shows where part of the outer ring is missing. A cobblestone square fills the foreground, framed by bushy shrubs, grass tufts, a tall cypress and an umbrella pine. Children aged 5 to 10 will find clear spaces to color. Try a different shade of beige or tan for each row of arches and a bright blue sky.
Looking up a cobbled path, this view of the Colosseum in Rome, Italy, shows weathered stone blocks, carved columns and iron gates closing the ground floor arches. Through the openings you can see the inner walls and corridors. A leafy branch hangs into the top right corner, cypress trees and shrubs line low stone walls, and soft clouds drift behind the ruined upper tier. The arena once held an estimated 50,000 spectators. Older kids and adults will enjoy the fine lines. Layer warm ochre and terracotta pencils for sunlit stone, adding darker brown inside the arches.
Every arch of the Colosseum in Rome, Italy, is filled with leafy tracery on this edge to edge page, and the stone walls are covered in small blocks and dotted bands. A radiant sun and spiral clouds fill the sky, olive branches hang from the top left, and a domed church and rooftops peek out behind the ruin. In the foreground, a curving cobblestone path passes a carved pedestal, flower pots and a butterfly among blossoms. Seasoned adult colorists will enjoy the challenge. Use a Mediterranean palette of olive green, terracotta and sky blue with fine-tip markers.
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