Brachiosaurus Coloring Pages - Free Printable Dino Art

Free Printable Brachiosaurus Coloring Pages

Our collection covers a wide range of scenes and styles. We have simple outline pages for preschoolers as well as detailed scenes for older kids. Some designs show a tranquil Brachiosaurus munching on leaves, playful babies following Mom, or even a scientifically accurate dinosaur skeleton.

Each page is a high-resolution PDF that you can color on paper or digitally. Click any image to open the PDF, then save or print it. These pages print perfectly on US letter or A4 paper. Color them with crayons, colored pencils, or markers, or import the PDF into a coloring app like Procreate on a tablet.

Creative Crafts with Brachiosaurus Coloring Pages

Kids can turn their colored Brachiosaurus pages into all sorts of creative crafts and projects. For example, you can build a dinosaur diorama by coloring multiple pages, cutting out the dinosaurs, and arranging them in a decorated box scene. Or create a mini dinosaur booklet: have children write facts or a short story on each page and then bind the pages into a little book. Other fun ideas include:

• Movable Dinosaurs: Print the same page twice and attach cut-out legs (or other parts) with brass fasteners so the dinosaur’s legs move.
  
  
• Puppets: Glue a colored page onto cardstock, cut it out, and attach a craft stick for a Brachiosaurus puppet.
  
  
• Toilet Roll Brachiosaurus: Cut off the legs of your dinosaur drawing and glue the top half onto a painted, halved toilet paper tube to make a standing dino.
  
  
• Googly-Eyed Dinos: Glue large wiggle eyes over the dinosaur’s eyes for a silly effect.
  
  
• Shrink Plastic Crafts: Print and color a dinosaur on shrink plastic sheets. Cut it out and bake it to shrink. Then glue a magnet to the back for a fridge magnet or attach jewelry findings to make earrings or charms.
  
  
• Plant Pot Decor: Attach a colored dinosaur to a wooden skewer or stick, and place it in a potted plant to create a little Jurassic garden accessory.
  
  
• Puffy Paper Brachiosaurus: Color two identical pages, cut them out, then staple around the edges while stuffing tissue paper inside. This creates a soft, 3D puffed dinosaur.
  
  
• Bubble Wrap Texture Art: Use bubble wrap to paint a scaly texture onto the dinosaur. Paint the bubble wrap and press it onto the paper to create “dinosaur skin” effects.
  
  
• Memory Matching Game: Color two copies of a page and glue each onto cardstock. Cut them into cards to play a dinosaur matching game.
  
  
• Storybook Pages: Turn a colored page into a storybook by gluing lined paper on the back and writing a dinosaur adventure story.
  
  
• Fossil Rubbings: Place leaves or bark under the coloring sheet and rub crayons on top to add a prehistoric textured “fossil” pattern to the image.
  
  

Coloring Tips for Brachiosaurus Coloring Pages

Coloring a Brachiosaurus can be as simple or creative as you like. Color choices: Many people imagine Brachiosaurus with greens, browns, or grays, but feel free to use bright colors or patterns to make it fun. Use crayons, markers, or colored pencils based on the paper: standard copy paper is fine for crayons or markers, while a slightly heavier paper (around 32 lb) is good for colored pencils.

Digital coloring: You can also color on a tablet. Download the PDF and open it in an app like Procreate. Then color using layers and brushes – this way you can easily erase mistakes or try new color ideas.

Backgrounds and details: Don’t forget the scene! Add trees, volcanoes or mountains to the background to make the picture complete. For texture, try using bubble wrap: paint it and press it onto the page for a scaly dinosaur skin look. With these tips, any Brachiosaurus coloring page can become a vibrant dinosaur scene.

Brachiosaurus Coloring Pages FAQs

Q: What are Brachiosaurus coloring pages?

A: These are free coloring sheets featuring the long-necked Brachiosaurus dinosaur. They include cute cartoon versions and realistic drawings. You’ll find the gentle giant munching leaves, walking under trees, or even scientific skeleton sketches. Coloring these pages is a fun way for kids to learn about this famous dinosaur.

Q: How do I download and print the coloring pages?

A: Just click on any Brachiosaurus coloring page image. A high-resolution PDF will open in a new window. Save the file to your computer or tablet, then print it on US Letter (8.5×11″) or A4 paper. It’s that easy. These PDFs are free and ready to use at home or school with no sign-up required.

Q: What supplies should I use?

A: You can use regular printer paper with crayons, colored pencils or washable markers. For better results with pencil or marker, a heavier paper (like cardstock) is nice. (For example, a ~32 lb paper for pencils and ~60 lb cover stock for markers works well.) Make sure your colors are sharpened or markers have good ink. Most kids just start with basic crayons or markers.

Q: Can I color these pages digitally?

A: Yes! Download the PDF and open it in a drawing or coloring app on a tablet or computer. Apps like Procreate, Sketchbook or Photoshop work great. Then color on your screen as if you were using digital crayons and markers. This also lets you save your artwork or print multiple copies.

Q: What fun things can I do with these pages?

A: Lots of things! Kids often use colored pages to make crafts. For example, they can cut out the dinosaurs and build a 3D diorama. They can glue on googly eyes or use bubble-wrap painting for texture, or use pairs of pages as cards for a memory game. Turning coloring pages into stories, puzzles or decorations makes learning even more exciting.