Wicked Coloring Pages
Elphaba with her pointed hat and broom, Glinda floating in her bubble and gown, the spired city of Oz and a field of poppies — musical-inspired pages from simple portraits to soaring flight scenes.
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About these wicked coloring pages
Wicked is a coloring dream: two unforgettable friends, a pointed witch's hat, a sparkling ball gown, a floating bubble and a broom that carries Elphaba high over Oz. These pages gather the whole story — the wide-eyed students of Shiz, the grand spired capital of Oz, the mechanical head of the Wizard and the poppy fields between — so fans of the film and the stage musical can bring the tale of Elphaba and Glinda to life.
Easy pages are single portraits with bold, forgiving outlines: Elphaba clutching her broom, Glinda descending in her bubble, a close-up of that iconic hat. The detailed pages soar — Elphaba rising with arms flung wide and cape streaming over the city, the two friends dancing at the ballroom, a swirling field of poppies. All free to print on US Letter or A4 as PDF or PNG.
Coloring tips and activities
- Elphaba's flying cape is all about flow — sweep your pencil in long curving strokes so the fabric looks like it's caught in the wind.
- Give Glinda's bubble a soft, glassy shimmer by leaving thin highlights uncolored where the light would catch the curve.
- The spired city rewards patience: work window by window and spire by spire so the whole skyline stays crisp and even.
- Let the two friends share a palette in their duo pages — echoing one shade between them ties Elphaba and Glinda together on the page.
Frequently asked questions
- Are these Wicked coloring pages free to print?
- Yes — every page is free for personal use. Print at US Letter or A4 size, or download the PDF or PNG.
- Do these match the movie or the musical?
- Both — the pages draw on the shared imagery of the 2024 film and the stage musical, so the hat, broom, bubble, gown and city all feel familiar either way.
- Which pages are best for younger kids?
- Start with the Easy set — single-character portraits like Elphaba with her broom, Glinda in her bubble and the witch-hat close-up have bold, simple outlines.
