This Indominus coloring pages collection has 21 printable designs built around the hybrid dinosaur from the Jurassic World films, alongside T. rex scenes, LEGO Jurassic World pages, and general dinosaur designs. Every design in this set can be downloaded as a printable PDF or completed using the site’s online coloring tool.
What’s Inside This Collection
Indominus Rex Portraits
Most pages focus on Indominus Rex alone, shown in standing and stalking poses that highlight its long jaw, ridged spine, and sharp claws.
T. Rex and Indominus Together
Several pages pair Indominus Rex with the Tyrannosaurus rex, including face-off scenes that echo the pair’s on-screen rivalry.
LEGO Jurassic World Pages
Two pages reimagine the Jurassic World setting in a blocky LEGO style, giving colorists a simpler, more angular version of the same dinosaurs.
Jurassic Park Logo and Scenes
A few pages step back from the dinosaurs themselves to show the Jurassic Park logo and a forest scene, rounding out the set with franchise-branded designs.
General Dinosaur Pages
The rest of the set covers general dinosaur subjects, including a baby dinosaur and a few fact-style dinosaur pictures, plus one mechanical dinosaur-style creature page.
What These Pages Do
The American Academy of Pediatrics identifies fine motor skill development as a core benefit of structured coloring for children ages 2 through 7, and the LEGO-style pages give that age range a simpler, blockier shape, while the detailed Indominus portraits reward older colorists who enjoy fine detail.
A 2005 study in the Art Therapy Journal documented measurable reductions in anxiety following structured coloring sessions, and a dramatic subject like a dinosaur face-off gives a young fan an absorbing, focused task.
Indominus Rex is a fictional hybrid dinosaur introduced in the 2015 film Jurassic World, and its design has made it a popular subject for coloring alongside the more traditional Tyrannosaurus rex.
How to Color Indominus Pages Well
- Indominus Rex: a cool grey-white base with darker grey mottling along the back and ridged spikes picked out in a deeper shade.
- T. rex: warm olive-green or brown tones, kept visually distinct from Indominus Rex’s cooler grey palette.
- LEGO pages: bright, flat primary colors with clean edges between each block-shaped section.
- Jurassic Park logo: classic black background with a bold red or orange logo shape.
- General dinosaur pages: pick a distinct color for each dinosaur so multiple creatures on one page stay easy to tell apart.
5 Creative Craft Ideas With Indominus Coloring Pages
1. Dinosaur Face-Off Poster
Color a T. rex and Indominus Rex page side by side and mount them together as a face-off poster.
2. LEGO Jurassic World Display
Color both LEGO-style pages and frame them together as a small blocky dinosaur display.
3. Jurassic Park Logo Sign
Color the Jurassic Park logo page and mount it on cardstock as a mini franchise-themed sign.
4. Dinosaur Fact Cards
Color the general dinosaur pages, trim each to card size, and write a fact on the back of each one.
5. Prehistoric Scene Mural
Color several pages and arrange them together on a large sheet to build a bigger prehistoric scene.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are these Indominus coloring pages free?
Yes, all 21 pages are free to download and print as a PDF, with no account or sign-up required.
Can these Indominus pages be colored without printing?
Yes, each page also opens in the online coloring tool, so it can be completed on a phone, tablet, or computer.
What is Indominus Rex?
Indominus Rex is a fictional hybrid dinosaur first introduced in the 2015 film Jurassic World.
Is the Tyrannosaurus rex included in this collection?
Yes, several pages pair the T. rex with Indominus Rex, including a few face-off style scenes.
Are there LEGO-style pages in this set?
Yes, two pages show the Jurassic World setting in a blocky LEGO style.
What is the Mecha Vastatosaurus Rex page?
It is a single page showing a mechanical dinosaur-style creature, adding a robotic twist to the set’s mostly organic designs.
Do young dinosaur fans find this collection easy to color?
The general dinosaur pages and LEGO-style designs suit younger colorists well, while the detailed Indominus Rex portraits give older fans more to work with.
What can be made with these Indominus pages?
Popular options include a dinosaur face-off poster, a LEGO Jurassic World display, a Jurassic Park logo sign, dinosaur fact cards, or a prehistoric scene mural.
Every page in this set can be downloaded and printed at no cost, and no account is needed to get started. A completed page can be shared straight from the site using the Facebook or Pinterest icon beside it.
