A bit of Art the Clown’s signature grin (and some tiny hats, oversized ruffs, and pointed shoes) will make your Halloween all that much more colorful this year. These Art the Clown coloring pages are great whether you want to stick with black and white coloring schemes or try out the sunflower glasses with bright yellow hues from your pencil box.
Whether you plan on doing a quiet afternoon of coloring or need a crafty distraction before watching tonight’s Terrifier, these pages offer both subtle details to shade in as well as some silly fun where colors get their way!
Free Printable Art the Clown Coloring Pages
Our free printable Art the Clown coloring pages are available as PDF files. They’re formatted for standard US Letter size (8.5 by 11 inches). When selecting your pages make sure that all of their content, including hats, shoes, and background elements, will be visible when viewing your print preview.
We recommend colored pencils if you want to draw costume folds and other small details on faces. Use markers for bigger areas such as carnival scenes where bold colors are needed. Try matching the backgrounds if you’re printing out pages with the Little Pale Girl.
How to Color Art the Clown Pages Out of the Box
Here are 4 fun and easy ways that you can use these printable horror coloring sheets as Halloween decorations and crafts (using supplies that you likely already have on hand).
1. Make a Sunflower Glasses Bookmark
Color Art’s flower-shaped glasses! You can color the yellow part, shade his face lightly, and then cut out a big tall strip of color to stick on top of the picture. Then you can glue them down on some sturdy black card stock, leaving room to punch holes at the top where you can put the ribbon through if you want to hang the bookmark (just in case!).
The clear tape also protects the edges of this little artwork as you can be sure they will be getting plenty of use tucked inside your favorite horror novel!
2. Build a Spooky Carnival Frame
For this display you can choose the scene featuring Art and the Little Pale Girl at the carnival.
You can color using purple for the shadows and orange for the lights to make it look as though we’re looking at the background of a nighttime carnival. You can glue your finished Terrifier coloring page down onto some cardboard. Then you can make a border out of some craft sticks with some stripe patterns similar to those seen on an old carnival booth.
After gluing everything together you just need to let it dry and prop up your frame on a shelf!
3. Create a Clown Puppet
Cut around Art’s figure using colored paper. You can choose how much of his tiny hat you want to leave on his head, or even add some color to his tiny horn! Tape a craft stick behind the cutout as a handle (leaving room below his shoes), then tape the costume piece onto cardstock for extra support. Finally, show off your puppet skills by miming a silent greeting during Halloween movie night.
4. Decorate a Pencil Box
Get creative by using one of our close-up Art the Clown coloring sheets as a way to cover your pencil-box lids! Trim the colored pic up properly and glue it to get a nice look. You can also stick some little red or silver paper star stickers all over the portrait for more fun. Wait till things are dried out and then fill up this lovely art with your favorite coloring stuff!
Just go ahead and give those Art the Clown coloring pages an amazing set of colors. After getting ready, you can proudly show off the awesome crooked grin of yours.