Elena of Avalor coloring pages

Free Printable Elena of Avalor Coloring Pages

Choose among 20 drawings of Elena, Princess Isabel, Mateo, Naomi, Gabe, Zuzo, and the Jaquins. Some show one clear figure, while others bring several friends and lively scenes together. For more royal portraits, browse the Princess coloring pages.

A little context for Elena of Avalor

Elena of Avalor is an animated television series that began in 2016, produced by Disney Television Animation. The drawings here bring its cast together in portraits and scenes, from Elena holding her magical scepter to Naomi standing outside the palace.

Look for the Jaquins, including Migs, Luna, and Skylar, as well as the younger Isabel and Elena’s friends Mateo and Gabe. The group scenes give you names and relationships to talk about as you color, while a single portrait makes it easy to focus on Elena’s expression or scepter.

Choose by age and skill

For a 3-year-old, a large, familiar figure with open spaces is often easier to manage than a crowded scene. A 7-year-old may enjoy a medium-detail picture, such as Elena riding a Jaquin or hugging Isabel. Adults who like careful coloring can choose a scene with several figures and smaller details.

Easy Elena of Avalor pages for kids

The simple Princess Elena portrait, Gabe Núñez, and smiling Jaquin have clear outlines that suit short coloring sessions and younger children. The Jaquin’s rounded features make it a friendly first choice, while Elena’s portrait gives kids a chance to color her outfit without juggling a busy background.

Cute Elena of Avalor pages

Pick the cute drawings for gentle expressions and sweet pairings, such as Isabel with Elena or an adult Jaquin beside its baby. Elena as a baby Jaquin in a garden offers a playful change from the princess portraits. These scenes work well when you want an easy subject to chat about while coloring.

Detailed Elena of Avalor pages for adults

For a longer coloring session, try the scenes with Migs, Luna, and Skylar, or Elena and Naomi on an adventure. Several figures, the magical scepter, and Chatana’s detailed outline provide more small areas to work through. Mateo’s scene and the group portrait with Isabel, Naomi, Zuzo, and Migs invite you to move between faces, clothing, and background details rather than finish in a few minutes.

Make up a palace adventure

Choose a group picture and give each person or Jaquin a role in a new adventure. Elena might be following a clue with Naomi, while Mateo and Isabel help the others decide where to go; use the scepter or palace as a starting point for the story.

Color one figure at a time, then take turns adding a sentence to the adventure. Younger children can name the characters or choose who speaks next, while older kids and adults can invent a beginning, a problem, and an ending.

Print Elena of Avalor coloring pages in PDF

Choose Open the PDF to view a drawing, or tap Print to send it straight to your printer; both buttons work from a phone. Select fit to page if you want the full outline to show. Regular paper suits colored pencils, while thicker paper can help if you plan to use markers.