The narwhal pages fall into two very different styles. Some keep the whale fairly simple, with a rounded body, long tusk and open water around it. Others lean into the “sea unicorn” idea with kawaii faces and fantasy details. There are 23 sheets altogether.
For a natural look, keep the body in cool gray-blue tones and leave the belly lighter. For the cartoon pages, pastels and rainbow colors work better than trying to force a realistic palette onto a fantasy design.
Use the water to separate the whale from the page
Color the narwhal first, then keep the water immediately around it lighter than the outer background. That small contrast helps the body stay visible even when the page has only simple outlines. On the fantasy pages, the tusk is a good place for the strongest accent color.
Open the full-size image before printing and use A4 or Letter paper with “fit to page.” For more underwater themes, see the orca pages and octopus pages.
23 narwhal coloring pages
On the simplest narwhal pages, you can add bubbles, stars or a few small fish yourself if the background feels empty. Keep those additions lighter than the whale so they do not become the new focal point.
