I like snow leopards. Big paws, thick tails, quiet faces. They look like they’re thinking about something important and won’t tell you what it is. I drew and cleaned up 20 pages and I’m sharing them here, free to print. No sign-ups, no weird pop-ups.
Here’s the link: 👉 https://doitbeforeme.com/leopard-coloring-page/
What is inside (roughly):
- baby leopards being silly
- a couple of cartoony ones with wide eyes
- a few calmer, more realistic heads and full-body poses
- some with snowy rocks / little mountain hints
- a few simple outlines for small hands or quick coloring sessions
Use whatever you have got: crayons, pencils, markers from the drawer that still kind of work. if the printer decides to eat a page, print it again. these are meant to be easy.
Free printable snow leopard coloring pages
Why snow leopards?
No big story. i was scrolling animal photos and kept stopping on them. they are rare, they are soft looking but tough, and the patterns are fun to shade. Also, there are already a million tiger pages on the internet. This felt different!
Ideas while you color:
- try soft grays first, then add darker spots on top
- leave a bit of white on the cheeks and belly so it looks fluffy
- blue or purple shadows make the snow feel cold (weird tip, but it works)
- kids: rainbow snow leopard? absolutely allowed
teachers / parents:Â print a stack, hand them out, quiet happens. if you want a quick mini-lesson, look up where snow leopards live (hint: high mountains) and why they need our help. one minute of talk, then color.
Again, the download: 👉 https://doitbeforeme.com/leopard-coloring-page/
If you end up using these, tell me which page got the most attention at home or in class. I will make more animals based on that, maybe cheetahs next, maybe something totally not-a-cat.
Have fun. Don’t overthink it. Color a little, breathe a little.
