Mr. Bean Coloring Pages

This Mr. Bean coloring pages collection has 33 printable designs of the bumbling British comedy hero, played by Rowan Atkinson in the original show. It covers funny faces, scenes with his teddy bear, a marathon, laundry, and the beach, plus the animated series’ cat Scrapper and neighbors. Each page comes as a PDF and also opens in the site’s online coloring tool.

What’s Inside This Collection

Portraits and Funny Faces

A big group of pages focuses on Mr. Bean’s rubbery expressions, including a sad face, a thinking face, and several plain portraits, along with a sketch-style page and a caricature. These are the easiest pages to start with, since the big face does most of the work.

Mr. Bean and Teddy

Teddy, his scruffy stuffed bear, shows up on more pages than anyone else, from a solo page of Teddy to scenes of Mr. Bean playing with him and sharing a meal. They are the gentlest pages in the set.

Everyday Misadventures

Other pages give Mr. Bean things to do: running a marathon (two pages), doing laundry, relaxing on the beach, holding balloons, and carrying a gift. Each scene has a prop or two that gives a colorist something to work on beyond the face.

Cars

Two pages feature his car, one showing Mr. Bean in the driver’s seat and another showing the vehicle itself. His well-known Mini is lime green with a black hood.

Animated Series Characters

Several pages come from Mr. Bean: The Animated Series, including Scrapper, the grumpy cat, his owner, Mrs. Wicket, and Irma Gobb, Mr. Bean’s girlfriend. There are also cartoon-style versions of Mr. Bean himself.

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 large faces, teddy bear, and simple props here give that age range clear shapes to color inside.

A 2005 study in the Art Therapy Journal documented measurable reductions in anxiety following structured coloring sessions, and a funny, familiar character makes a light, low-pressure subject for a short sitting.

Mr. Bean’s comedy uses almost no dialogue, so the pages need no text or translation, which is why fans from many countries recognize him at once.

How to Color Mr. Bean Pages Well

• Suit and tie: a warm tan-brown jacket over a white shirt and a slim red tie, with a slightly darker brown in the folds.
• Hair and face: medium brown hair and a natural skin tone, with strong eyebrows drawn in dark brown so expressions read clearly.
• Teddy: a soft beige or light brown with slightly darker stitching lines, so he looks well-loved.
• The Mini: a lime green body with a black hood and a lighter highlight along the roof and side.
• Animated pages: bolder, brighter colors work well, since the animated versions have thicker outlines and flatter shading.

5 Creative Craft Ideas With Mr. Bean Coloring Pages

1. Funny Face Chart

Color the sad, thinking, and funny-face pages and mount them together with a short mood label under each.

2. Teddy Bookmark

Color a Teddy page, trim it into a tall strip, and cover it with clear tape.

3. Marathon Poster

Color a marathon page, add a hand-drawn finish line, and hang it as a cheerful sports poster.

4. Mini Car Card

Color the Mini in lime green, mount it on folded cardstock, and write a birthday message inside.

5. Cat and Owner Pair

Color the Scrapper page and the Mrs. Wicket page in matching styles, then display them side by side.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are these Mr. Bean coloring pages free?

Yes, all 33 pages can be downloaded and printed as a PDF at no cost, and no account is needed.

Can Mr. Bean pages be colored online?

Yes, every design also opens in the online coloring tool, so it can be finished on a phone, tablet, or computer.

Who is Mr. Bean?

Mr. Bean is a British comedy character played by Rowan Atkinson, known for near-silent physical comedy in the original television series that began in 1990.

Who is Teddy?

Teddy is Mr. Bean’s stuffed bear, who appears with him on many of the pages in this collection.

What color is Mr. Bean’s Mini?

His Mini is lime green with a black hood, so lime green paint with a dark bonnet matches the show.

Who are Scrapper, Mrs. Wicket, and Irma Gobb?

They are characters from Mr. Bean: The Animated Series: Scrapper is a cat, Mrs. Wicket is his owner and landlady, and Irma Gobb is Mr. Bean’s girlfriend.

Can young children color the Mr. Bean pages?

Yes, the big faces and teddy bear pages suit young colorists, and the marathon and car pages add more detail for older children.

What can be made with these Mr. Bean pages?

Ideas include a funny face chart, a Teddy bookmark, a marathon poster, a Mini car card, or a cat-and-owner display.

Every Mr. Bean page is free to grab, and none of them ask for an account. When your page is done, tap the Facebook or Pinterest icon on it to share it.