Discover our Pop art coloring pages, with drawings to color created from masterpieces by famous Pop artists Andy Warhol, Roy Lichtenstein, Keith Haring ....
Pop Art was the art of popular culture. It was the visual art movement that characterized a sense of optimism during the post war consumer boom of the 1950's and 1960'.
The colors used by Pop Art artists are most of the time vivid colors, mainly yellow, red and blue. But with these coloring pages, chose your own colors !
41coloring pages
Portrait of Andy Warhol
Robots and dynamic dancing figures (Keith Haring)
Pop and geometric self-portrait by Kiki Kogelnik (1964)
Coloring inspired by Portrait of an Artist (Pool with Two Figures), by David Hockney
Drawing by Keith Haring for Lucky Strike
Four portraits of Marilyn Monroe by Andy Warhol
Takashi Murakami - The flower parent and the child
Tom Wesselmann - Still life n°34
Tom Wesselmann - Nude at sunset with Matisse apples on pink tablecloth (2003)
Campbell's Soup Cans
Keith haring multiples personnages
Poster project for the Montreux Jazz Festival by Andy Warhol and Keith Haring, 1986
Keith Haring: Three large, cheerful characters and some smaller ones
Color these three large happy characters and small ones (squared version). A coloring inspired by the artworks of Keith Haring
Coloring based on Andy Warhol's 'Shot Sage Blue Marilyn' (reworked version with four portraits)
Coloring created from the painting "Shot Sage Blue Marilyn" by Andy Warhol
Coloring page created from a Keith Haring painting
Roy Lichtenstein - Tire (1962)
Composition by Roy Lichtenstein
Coloring page inspired by "American Icons" by Roy Lichtenstein (1978)
POP Coloring page, inspired by Roy Lichtenstein
Coloring page inspired by a work by Pop Art artist Roy Lichtenstein : Interior with skyline
Coloring created from a painting by Keith Haring at the
Round-eyed face with tongue hanging out
Coloring page created from a Keith Haring painting
Coloring page created from a Keith Haring painting
Mosaic of several works by Keith Haring
Coloring page created from a Keith Haring painting
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Pop Art and what makes it ideal for coloring?
Pop Art is a 1950s-60s movement that drew inspiration from popular culture — comics, advertising, consumer products. Its bold outlines, flat color areas, and graphic style translate perfectly into coloring pages, ideal for trying high-contrast or unusual color combinations.
Which Pop Art artists inspire your coloring pages?
Our Pop Art collection draws inspiration from Andy Warhol (repeated portraits, bold flat colors), Roy Lichtenstein (Ben-Day dots, comic-strip style), Keith Haring (graphic figures), and the wider movement's celebration of mass culture imagery.
What colors work best for Pop Art coloring?
Pop Art thrives on bold, saturated, often unrealistic colors — neon pinks, electric blues, vivid yellows. A green face or purple sky is authentically Pop. Use markers or solid colored pencils rather than soft pastels for the signature flat effect.