Nightmare Critters Coloring Pages

Let’s explore the colorful and creepy world of 20 Nightmare Critter coloring pages!

Hello, moms, dads, and kids who love the colorful world!

Recently, our family has been “exploding” with a new trend: coloring scary monsters in Poppy Playtime 4. My kids are excited to color these quirky creatures like Baba Chops, Touille, Icky Licky, Allister Gator, Rabie Baby, Simon Smoke, Poe, and Maggie Mako! They have spent hours adding unique touches, from bright colors to intricate patterns. 

It’s fantastic to see their imaginations run wild. Not only is this a fun activity, but it also helps them develop fine motor skills and learn about color theory. As a parent, I love seeing their creativity grow and spending quality time with them.

So What Makes Nightmare Critters So Appealing To Kids?

Remember when your little ones were obsessed with Huggy Wuggy and Smiling Critters? Now, the world of scary creatures is again alive with Nightmare Critters’ arrival. While there are different opinions on video games, everyone agrees that coloring pages based on these characters is a great idea.

Unlike sweet Smiling Critters, Nightmare Critters have a unique appearance with bizarre details. From Baba Chops’ curly hair head to Poe’s sharp beak to Touille’s long ears, each character has a distinct feature, making it impossible for children to take their eyes off.

Children will learn many valuable things about life through stories about Nightmare Critters. If you want your children to have fun and unique experiences, let them color these characters below! Some of the coloring pages below have holiday backgrounds. Kids can dress up as Halloween or Christmas-themed characters such as zombies or Santa Claus.

Are you ready to explore the colorful world of Nightmare Critters? With super cute yet mysterious monsters, you will have the opportunity to create unique and cool works of art!

Super Coloring Tips For The Most Beautiful Pictures

Prepare tools: Drawing paper, crayons, colored pencils, and watercolors. Feel free to choose the tools you love the most!

Look closely at each detail: Each Nightmare Critter’s character has unique characteristics! For example, Baba Chops with a shaggy black and white coat, Icky Licky with a long, flared yellow-gray tongue, or Rabie Baby with a super cute pink coat. Observe to imitate these lovely little details!

Sketch lightly: Use a pencil to sketch the main lines of the drawing. Remember to sketch lightly so that you can easily erase if needed!

Foreground Coloring: Start coloring the larger areas first, then move on to the smaller details. Try using dark colors like black, purple, or dark red for a creepy feel. Mix light and dark colors randomly to add humor to your drawing!

Create highlights: Make your drawing more vivid by coloring important details like the character’s eyes, mouth, or body patterns. You can use colored pens or colored markers to color tiny details. If you want fine lines, use colored pencils.

Experiment with techniques: Don’t be afraid to experiment with different coloring methods like layering, overlapping, dotting, etc., to create unique and surprising effects!

Most importantly, have fun: Be creative, and don’t be afraid to make mistakes. Most importantly, you feel happy and satisfied with your painting.

Once the kids are done coloring, explore creative ideas to bring these adorable monsters to life!

Fun Activities With Nightmare Critters Coloring Pages

Creating Nightmare Critter Stickers

With cute and scary images of the characters, these stickers will surely make your kids crazy. Let’s follow these steps:

Print out the image of your favorite character, especially this super cool Baba Chops. Color the picture of Baba Chops beautifully. You can keep the original colors or be creative with your favorite colors. Use scissors to cut meticulously along the outline of the image. 

Place the cut image on cardboard and use glue to fix it. Cut according to the shape of the character on the cardboard. Stick a clear plastic sheet on top to protect the sticker. Create many stickers with different Nightmare Critters characters for a unique collection.

Making Bingo Game Cards

Cut each colored Nightmare Critter’s character into equal squares or rectangles. To create the Bingo grid, draw a 5×5 grid on each piece of cardstock. Glue the cutouts randomly into the squares on the Bingo grid.
Each Bingo card will have a different arrangement of characters.

You can write the number or name of each character below the image to make it easier to call out when playing. Once all the cards are complete, place them in a box for safekeeping.

Turning It Into An Art Painting

With this idea, you can choose your favorite or many characters together. Color the Nightmare Critters images beautifully. Use coloring techniques such as shading and layering to create an artistic picture.

After coloring, choose a picture frame with color and style that matches the picture and the space you want to hang it. Finally, hang the image on the wall in the position you like.

Decorating A Greeting Card

Color the Rabie Baby images beautifully. Then, use scissors to cut carefully along the outline, focusing on cutting out the wings or details that need to create a 3D effect. Glue one end of a bamboo stick or straw to the body of Rabie Baby; the rest will support the cut wings or limbs. Fold the cardboard into a card shape. 

Glue the body of Rabie Baby to the front of the card. Glue the body of Rabie Baby to the front of the card. Write birthday wishes, Christmas wishes, Halloween wishes, or any wishes you want inside the card.

Making Nightmare Critter Masks

This mask would be a great addition to your Halloween collection or a great accessory for your cosplay. Choose a Simon Smoke figure with a frontal pose and a clear face. Cut out the character mask from cardboard after coloring it.

Use crayons or markers to add details to the mask, such as eyes, nose, mouth, and teeth. Punch holes on both cheeks to attach the mask to your head and thread the elastic through.

Thank you for reading this article! I hope you enjoyed it. Please comment below the Facebook and Pinterest posts if you have any questions. I’m always happy to answer you as soon as possible!