Top 10 Graffiti Coloring Pages For Your Little Ones

Is your child fond of graffiti? Are you looking for cool graffiti coloring pages to print to help unleash his creativity? Well, then you will love our collection of graffiti coloring sheets.

What Is Graffiti?

Graffiti is an art form, which originated in the late 1960’s and has been developing ever since. It is drawing or writing scribbled, painted or scratched illicitly on a wall or any other surface. Graffiti can range from easy words to elaborate drawings. More often than not, graffiti expresses an underlying political and social message. Markers and spray paints are the most popular graffiti materials.

History Of Graffiti

Historians trace the origin of graffiti to the cave art of the Paleolithic Age, around 10,000 years ago. Historians are still trying to identify the purpose of these cave paintings. Another clear demonstration of graffiti is from Pompeii; the ancient Roman city destroyed 2000 years ago. In the modern era, graffiti serves as a voice for people who oppose the choices of government or the mainstream society.

Top 10 Graffiti Coloring Sheets

Graffiti Coloring sheets help your child think out of the box and use his vivid imagination to bring the images to life. Simple, exciting and easy, coloring pages of graffiti, will help children recognize the colors, color within the lines and identify the pictures. Here is a set of ten coloring sheets for children that you can hang up in your kid’s room.

1. Angel:

Here is a coloring image of a tagging graffiti. Tagging is the simplest form of graffiti. It usually consists of the graffiti writer’s signature or his/her beloved or friend’s name. Tag graffiti are famous everywhere and are made with markers, pens or initials. Your child can color the word ‘Angel’ in different shades. We would suggest you get him to use dazzling shades.

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2. Love:

Here is a simple graffiti-coloring image. Guide your kid to color the graffiti correctly. He can also add glitter or sparkles to make it the brightest graffiti ever. After painting, you can cut the graffiti out to hang on your refrigerator’s door. Or he can make greeting cards with it.

3. Wild Style:

The graffiti you see here is wild style graffiti. It is a particular form of writing, developed and popularized by Zephyr, Stay High 149 and Tracy 168. The stylized form of graffiti isn’t easy to read for the untrained eye. The wild style graffiti involves curves, arrows and spikes that non-graffiti artist may have a difficult time understanding. Give your child ample coloring materials to make the graffiti coloring page beautiful. Do not limit him to markers and crayons only.

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4. Hip Hop Graffiti:

Hip Hop Graffiti are large, colorful work created by aerosol spray paints. It includes a cartoon style picture or a mix of letters. It takes a long time and too much of planning and thinking into this graffiti. The Hip Hop Graffiti pays homage to deceased rappers and rock stars. Allow your child’s inner artist to come out of hibernation and color the graffiti from the loveliest colors in his palette.

5. Wish On Star:

Here’s a throw-up graffiti for children to color. A throw-up graffiti is a bit more complicated than tag graffiti. The artist makes the throw-up graffiti is bubble letters, as you can see on the coloring sheet. It would be great fun to color this graffiti. Children can use on or more shades with a different colored outline for this graffiti.

6. Sun:

How hot and harsh can summers be? The graffiti-coloring sheet is a fun way to explain your child about the sun and summer. We would suggest you to use orange and yellow for the diagram. But of course, your child is free to use the color he prefers.

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7. Kids Only:

Here’s a form of blockbuster graffiti. The main use of the style of graffiti is to cover the maximum area in the minimum amount of time. The type of graffiti consists of large block letters. Artists can accomplish this graffiti with two or three coats of paint and paint rollers. The blockbuster graffiti usually covers the work or prevents the other writers from putting up anything up in the same area. These types of graffiti are evenly spaced and are not difficult to read.

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8. Baby:

The graffiti you see here is Piece graffiti. It is much more complicated than the tagging graffiti and requires at least three colors. Piece graffiti is quite difficult to do because the time and effort involved. Therefore, good piece graffiti earns a major respect for that graffiti artist. The coloring sheet will help your child use and identify different colors.

9. 3D:

Here’s a 3D graffiti coloring sheet that older children will enjoy coloring. The 3D graffiti requires using stencils. Stencils are a quick and easy way to make complicated art quickly. The artist holds the stencil against the ways and sprays to get a detailed picture. He may also use two or three layers to make a more intricate and colorful picture. The coloring sheet is difficult with a multitude of facial expressions. Your child will enjoy coloring rich in the details.

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10. Top Secret:

Here is a cute cat graffiti for kids aged 12 and above. The cat is hiding a secret with it. Can your child guess what the secret could be? The coloring sheet will challenge your learner’s creativity and imagination. Ask your kid if he has ever seen graffiti. If the reply is yes, then tell him to recollect the memory while coloring the page. His creative touch will make the graffiti look more vibrant and beautiful.

Whether your child is a preschooler or a teen, he will enjoy filling our graffiti colouring pages with a rainbow of colors. These coloring sheets will also help your child develop motor skills, focus, creativity and color recognition in your child. Have fun coloring these graffiti pictures to color with your children. Happy coloring!

Does your child like free printable graffiti coloring pages online? Which one of these diagrams did he enjoy painting the most? Tell us by commenting below.

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