Free Alastor coloring pages: 21 printable PDF designs of the Radio Demon in his signature red suit, plus scenes with Charlie Morningstar, Niffty, and Lucifer. Each page can be downloaded as a PDF to print or colored online in the browser.
Alastor, also known as the Radio Demon, is a character created by Vivienne Medrano for Hazbin Hotel, an adult animated musical series that premiered on Prime Video on January 19, 2024, produced with A24 and Bento Box Entertainment. He is one of Hell’s most powerful overlords, a deer-themed demon with a static-laced radio voice, red hair combed back in a slick style, and a red tailcoat suit paired with white gloves. Alastor helps run the Hazbin Hotel, Charlie Morningstar’s project to rehabilitate demons, though his motives stay mysterious throughout the series. His design blends a 1930s radio-announcer style with sharp, exaggerated features, making him one of the show’s most recognizable characters.
This collection spans 21 pages, grouped into solo portraits, scenes with other Hazbin Hotel characters, and chibi-style versions. The coloring angle ranges from simple, bold-lined portraits to more detailed group scenes.
What’s Inside This Collection
The 21 designs group into three categories, from solo portraits to lighter chibi takes on the character.
Solo Alastor Portraits
Most pages focus on Alastor alone, capturing his sharp smile, slicked-back hair, and tailcoat suit in a range of poses, from calm and composed to his more theatrical, wide-grinned expressions.
Alastor With Other Hazbin Hotel Characters
Several pages pair Alastor with Charlie Morningstar, the hotel’s founder, or with Niffty, the hotel’s hyperactive housekeeper, and one page shows him alongside Lucifer with added shading detail.
Chibi and Stylized Versions
A softer, rounder chibi version of Alastor rounds out the set, offering a simpler alternative to the more detailed portrait pages.
What Alastor Coloring Pages Do
Fine motor development through sharp detail. The American Academy of Pediatrics identifies fine motor skill development as a core benefit of structured coloring for children ages 2 through 7, and staying inside the crisp lines of Alastor’s tailcoat, antlers, and radio-dial eyes calls for exactly that kind of controlled, contained pencil movement.
Practice with high-contrast shading. Because Alastor’s design leans on strong contrasts, red against black, pale skin against dark hair, these pages give colorists a focused way to practice shading and highlight placement.
Anxiety reduction through focus. A 2005 study in the Art Therapy Journal documented measurable reductions in anxiety following structured coloring sessions, and working through a set of similarly posed character portraits offers that same steady, repetitive rhythm.
Creative reinterpretation. Fan artists frequently redraw Alastor in different visual styles, and this collection’s mix of detailed portraits and chibi versions gives colorists the same room to experiment with proportion and style.
How to Color Alastor Pages Well
- Tailcoat suit: Use Crayola Scarlet or Red for the coat, with Black lapels, buttons, and trim to keep the silhouette sharp.
- Hair: Color the slicked-back hair in Mahogany or a deep Red-Orange, keeping the part and shine line visible with a lighter highlight streak.
- Skin tone: Use a pale Peach or off-white base, since Alastor’s complexion reads lighter than most other demon characters in the series.
- Eyes: Fill the pupils with Scarlet or Black, adding a small White dot near the center to suggest the glow of a radio dial.
- Gloves and cane: Keep the gloves White, and color the cane Black with a Red-tipped end to match his usual accessory.
- Static accents: Add a few thin Gray or Black jagged lines around his silhouette in busier scenes to echo the show’s radio-static visual motif.
5 Creative Craft Ideas With Alastor Coloring Pages
1. Character Bookmark. Color a solo Alastor portrait, laminate it, and trim it into a bookmark-sized strip for everyday use.
2. Framed Wall Art. Color a detailed portrait, mount it on cardstock, and frame it as a small piece of fan art for a desk or shelf.
3. 3D Paper Microphone Prop. Color a page showing Alastor’s signature microphone, cut it out, and mount it on folded cardstock to create a small standing desk prop.
4. Character Keychain. Color a smaller portrait, laminate it, punch a hole near the top, and attach a keyring for a portable fan accessory.
5. Greeting Card. Fold cardstock in half, mount a colored Alastor page on the front, and write a message inside for a fellow fan.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are Alastor coloring pages?
Alastor coloring pages are printable line-art designs of the Radio Demon from Hazbin Hotel, shown alone and alongside characters like Charlie Morningstar and Niffty. This collection includes 21 free designs available as PDFs or online coloring.
Who created Alastor and Hazbin Hotel?
Alastor was created by Vivienne Medrano for Hazbin Hotel, an adult animated musical series she also created. The show premiered on Prime Video on January 19, 2024, produced with A24 and Bento Box Entertainment.
What does Alastor look like?
Alastor is a deer-themed demon with red hair slicked back in an aristocratic style, a wide, sharp-toothed smile, and a red tailcoat suit paired with white gloves and a black cane.
Which other characters appear in this collection?
Several pages pair Alastor with Charlie Morningstar, the hotel’s founder, Niffty, the hotel’s housekeeper, and Lucifer, Charlie’s father and the ruler of Hell.
What is Alastor’s role in Hazbin Hotel?
Alastor is a powerful overlord who helps run the Hazbin Hotel, Charlie Morningstar’s project to rehabilitate demons, though his true motives remain mysterious throughout the series.
What color are Alastor’s suit and hair?
Alastor wears a red tailcoat suit with black trim and white gloves, and his slicked-back hair is a deep red-orange shade.
Are Alastor coloring pages suitable for young children?
Hazbin Hotel is an adult animated series with a mature rating for violence and language, so the show itself is intended for older teens and adults rather than young children. This coloring collection focuses on character portraits rather than violent scenes, but parents of younger kids may want to preview the designs first or choose a different themed collection.
Why is Alastor called the “Radio Demon”?
Alastor earned the nickname the Radio Demon for his voice, which carries a static, broadcast-like quality, and for powers tied to sound and radio waves that set him apart from Hell’s other overlords.
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