Wednesday coloring pages

Free Printable Wednesday Coloring Pages

This gallery ranges from a simple Nevermore Academy logo and a seated Wednesday to family portraits and elaborate scenes. Choose a favorite subject, whether that’s Thing, a rose, a crow, or Wednesday in her school uniform.

Choose by Age and Skill Level

Look at the size of the shapes and the amount of background detail when choosing a page. A younger child may enjoy a single figure, while an older child or adult might prefer a scene with several people and objects to color.

Easy Wednesday Coloring Pages for Kids

For a 3-year-old, start with the simple Thing drawing, the Nevermore Academy logo, or Wednesday sitting on a chair. These have clear, open areas that are easy to fill with broad crayon strokes. A 7-year-old may enjoy Jenna Ortega’s Wednesday holding an umbrella, or Morticia offering a rose to her daughter, where there’s a little more to color and talk about.

The glasses-wearing Wednesday and the simple Cousin Itt drawing are other approachable choices. Cute chibi and kawaii versions give Wednesday a softer, playful look, while the simple portraits make it easy to focus on her braids and uniform.

Detailed Wednesday Coloring Pages for Adults

For adults and anyone who enjoys fine detail, try Wednesday playing the cello with Thing on her shoulder, or standing outside Nevermore Academy beneath an umbrella. The cello, clothing folds, and building details invite slower work with sharpened pencils or fine-tip markers.

Other intricate scenes show bats around Wednesday, a crow perched beside a skull, or Morticia cutting a rose near her daughter. The Addams family portrait includes Morticia, Gomez, Pugsley, and Lurch, so you can give each figure a distinct look. Medium-detail choices include Enid Sinclair, Wednesday with a crow and skull, and a forest scene with a bottle of poison. The jack-o’-lantern filled with knives suits a Halloween coloring session, with its carved face and sharp shapes to fill in.

Make a Nevermore Story Game

Turn a finished page into a short storytelling activity. Ask your child to choose a scene, then invent what Wednesday is doing there: heading to class in the rain, playing a tune on her cello, or investigating something in the forest.

For a group, let each person color one figure from the Addams family poster and describe a detail they added. You can also use the Nevermore Academy logo as a starting point and imagine a school mystery, giving each person a clue to add to the story.

Choose Colors for Wednesday and the Addams Family

Black, white, and gray suit Wednesday’s dark braids and uniform, while a small touch of red can bring out Morticia’s rose. For the cello, umbrella, and Nevermore Academy, repeat those shades or add a muted blue or purple to set a moody scene.

You can also use brighter colors for Enid’s clothes to make her stand apart from Wednesday. In the Halloween pumpkin scene, try orange for the lantern and a darker background to make its carved shape stand out. These are ideas rather than rules, so children can choose their own palette.

Print Wednesday Coloring Pages as PDFs

When you’ve chosen a drawing, select “Open the PDF” to view its file or “Print” to send it straight to a printer; both buttons work from a phone, too. Use fit-to-page settings so the full scene stays within the paper margins. Regular paper works well for colored pencils, while thicker paper can help when using markers.