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Garfield coloring pages

Choose from Garfield coloring pages with familiar faces, silly mishaps, and cozy scenes. Every page is free, and you don’t need an account. Open a drawing as a PDF, ready to print, and pick from simple shapes or busier scenes depending on the age and patience of your colorist.

Free, Printable Garfield Coloring Pages

The collection brings together Garfield, Odie, Jon Arbuckle, and their friends in playful scenes. You’ll find Garfield eating lasagna, snoozing with Pookie, getting ready to swim, and striking a pose in a pirate’s wooden leg and sword. Some drawings have broad shapes for quick coloring; others include extra people, props, or parts of a scene to work through.

Choose by Age and Coloring Level

For a 3-year-old, start with a picture that has one clear subject and large areas to fill, then help with small details as needed. A 7-year-old may enjoy a scene with a few characters or objects to color and talk about. Adults can choose any drawing that suits their mood, from a quick Garfield portrait to a scene with more outlines to follow.

Easy Garfield Coloring Pages for Kids

The easier drawings include Garfield asleep with Pookie, hugging his teddy bear, or wearing a top hat and carrying a cane. These familiar poses are easy to recognize, and their main shapes make a relaxed choice for young children who are still practicing how to stay inside the lines. Nermal surprising Garfield and Odie looking excited also give kids a simple moment to imagine and describe.

Cute Garfield Coloring Pages

For a sweet, gentle scene, choose baby Garfield, kawaii Garfield, or the picture of him sleeping beside Pookie. Their rounded features and calm poses suit a quiet coloring break, while the teddy bear gives children an extra detail to color or name. The Christmas pictures show Garfield bringing Odie a treat and making a snowman; another seasonal scene puts him inside a jack-o’-lantern for Halloween.

Garfield and His Comic Strip Friends

Garfield began as a comic strip series created by Jim Davis, first published in 1978. The pictures bring together Garfield, Odie, Jon Arbuckle, Liz Wilson, Arlene, and Nermal, as well as Pookie and Wade. That mix makes it easy to turn a group scene into a little story: decide who arrived first, what Garfield wants, and what Odie might do next.

Some drawings focus on a familiar bit of everyday comedy, such as Garfield frowning while Jon sleeps or Garfield sitting on Jon’s lap. Others show a whole group, with Garfield, Odie, Arlene, Pookie, and Nermal sharing the page. For a livelier choice, the autumn comic strip, birthday cake, turkey, and lasagna scenes give you objects and expressions to notice as you color.

Colors for Garfield and His Friends

Garfield is usually recognized by his orange fur and black stripes, so orange with dark markings makes a familiar starting point. A small area of pink for his nose and ears can add contrast, while cream or pale yellow works for his muzzle and belly. You can keep the colors soft for a sleepy picture or make them brighter for a comic scene.

Odie’s yellow coat and long ears help distinguish him from Garfield, and Pookie can be colored in a soft brown shade. Jon’s clothes, the surfboard, pirate outfit, birthday cake, and lasagna are good places to add your own color choices. In the Christmas and Halloween scenes, try festive reds and greens or warm orange, purple, and black.

Print Garfield Coloring Pages as PDFs

Each drawing has an “Open the PDF” button to view its file and a “Print” button to print directly, including from a phone. Choose fit to page in your printer settings so Garfield and the edges of the scene stay within the paper. For markers, use thicker paper if your printer supports it; colored pencils are handy for faces, stripes, and smaller objects.