Skulls and Skeletons Coloring Pages
Welcome to my Skeletons and Skulls coloring pages section.
Skeletons and skulls have been spooky symbols for as long as people have told ghost stories. They hint at the mystery of what lies beyond, which is why they turn up everywhere at Halloween, from costumes to decorations to haunted houses. Some dance and grin, others glow in the dark. Either way they bring a little fun and a little fright.
La Catrina started out as a joke about people who put on fancy airs. Around 1910 a Mexican artist drew a skeleton in a grand feathered hat to make a point: under all the fine clothes, everybody looks the same. She was so loved that she became one of the best-known faces of Day of the Dead...
Ghost ships and skeletal pirates add a haunted twist to the skeleton and skull theme. These eerie, sea-faring figures bring the spooky fun of Halloween to life, with ghostly ships and pirate skeletons perfect for coloring.
Ghost Ships and Skeletal Pirates
Looking for more spooky pirate fun? Davey Jones and his ghostly crew fit right in with our skeleton and skull theme, bringing the haunted seas to life.
Half living, half dead, Hel rules the misty realm that bears her name, a cold and quiet land deep beneath the roots of the world tree. In Norse myth, this daughter of Loki greets those who die of sickness and old age, welcoming them into her great hall. One side of her face is fair, while the other is pale and bony like a skeleton, and she has long been a haunting figure of the underworld...
