Our lychee coloring pages are great for bringing some tropical excitement into your life! Whether you want to draw bumpy fruit shells, leafy branches, or cute characters, our coloring sheets have got you covered!
These lychee coloring pages include different scenes including a basket full of fruits, a peeled lychee next to its shell and a yogurt cup as well. Kids can either make their lychees realistically colored with rosy pinks and soft reds or they can create colorful pictures by using all sorts of colors from a rainbow palette.
Free Printable Lychee Coloring Pages
Select the free printable lychee coloring page of your choice and take a look at the print preview before printing. Use the ‘fit-to-page’ option when required to shift the outlined shapes away from edges.
Crayons can easily fill the larger lychee fruits, but using colored pencils can make the tiny shells and small leaves easier to color. But don’t forget to put an extra blank page below if you decide to color these printable sheets with markers to prevent staining the surface of your table!
3 Amazing Ways to Color a Lychee
Here are some fun yet easy coloring ideas that you can try using your existing art supplies! Whether you pick a realistic lychee picture or a cheerful fruit character.
1. Add Texture to the Shell
Start by drawing the whole piece of fruit next to the peels. Use a light pink color for the inside part and small red dots on top. Make sure that they are spaced further away from each other in the middle section but close to each other at one end to make them look like bumps!
2. Make the Peeled Fruit Shine
For your halved lychee with a seed, leave most of the flesh white, but add a small amount of cream for shadows on the outside.
Color the seed in the middle dark brown but leave a little bit of white to show some shine. You can also make the background light enough so that the white fruit would pop.
3. Design a Market Basket
Grab the tropical basket scene. Color every little bit of each lychee using a slightly different mix of pink, red, and coral to make them all look like they just picked these up from a tree!
Next, pick out that tan color for your basket. Trace over its woven design with a brown pencil, but be sure to use light strokes so your printed details are visible on top.
Then grab a piece of paper where you can write a handwritten price tag for your fruit! Now you’re set for pretend market play with this fun fruit coloring sheet.
Crayons at the ready! Let’s give some tropical fun to your art time with these lychee coloring pages.