Step into Far Far Away with these unique Shrek Coloring Pages! From Shrek’s classic swamp home to the antics of Puss in Boots and Gingy, these printable pages inspire creativity and fine motor skills.

Shrek is DreamWorks’ iconic green ogre who lives in a cozy swamp and embarks on fairy-tale adventures that celebrate friendship, bravery, and love. Coloring these pages lets you personalize the world of Far Far Away in your favorite hues. Download, print, and bring these scenes to life with your own vibrant palette.

Shrek The Grumpy Ogre

Shrek is a grumpy ogre who lives alone in a swamp. One day, fairy tale creatures are dumped in his home by order of Lord Farquaad. To get his swamp back, Shrek agrees to rescue Princess Fiona for Farquaad. Along the way, Shrek befriends a talkative donkey named Donkey. After rescuing Fiona, Shrek falls in love with her and learns that she has a secret—she turns into an ogre at night due to a curse. In the end, Shrek confesses his love, breaks the curse, and they live happily ever after as ogres.

Shrek

Shrek stands arms crossed with a cheeky grin, swamp reeds at his back. Use a base of olive-green for his skin, then darken shadows under his brow and jawline for depth. His vest looks great in warm browns—layer a tan base with darker strokes around the seams. Add soft mossy greens to the reeds and a pale blue wash behind to suggest misty swamp air.

Angry Shrek

Eyebrows furrowed and fists clenched, Shrek stomps in frustration. Apply a deep green coat on skin, then shade near the eyes and knuckles with forest green. His shirt beneath the vest can be a muted cream—add dirt-brown streaks for that rugged look. For the ground, blend dark grays to show kicked-up mud.

Shrek Running

Shrek sprints forward, one leg raised mid-stride. Use a bright green base, then layer darker olive at the muscles for dimension. His vest’s folds call for shadows in chocolate brown. Paint motion lines in light gray behind him, and a soft slate blue background to imply fast movement through the swamp.

Shrek Holding a Mace

Clutching a hefty wooden mace, Shrek looks battle-ready. Color the shaft in warm wood tones with darker streaks for grain. His armor accents shine in dull steel gray—add tiny white highlights for a metallic glint. Shrek’s skin remains your classic green, but darken near the knuckles as he grips the mace tightly.

Donkey

Donkey grins broadly, ears perked up. Use medium-gray for the fur, then darken the muzzle and hooves in charcoal. His eyes sparkle with white highlights against black pupils. Add a pale beige inside the ears, and a soft earth-brown beneath to suggest ground.

Princess Fiona (Ogre Form)

Fiona stands proudly in her green ogre form, dress flowing. Layer emerald and forest greens on her skin, then pick a royal purple for her gown—shade folds with deeper plum. Her red braid looks striking against green; use bright auburn with darker strokes in the curves.

Puss in Boots

With sword raised and hat cocked, Puss strikes a heroic pose. Color his fur a warm orange-tan, adding darker stripes and white belly accent. His hat and boots suit a deep brown—highlight seams with lighter tan. The sword’s blade is steel gray, and the feather in his hat can be a bold red.

Gingy (Gingerbread Man)

Gingy or Gingerbread Man smiles with icing, hands on hips. Use a sandy brown for the cookie base, then white icing lines on limbs. His gumdrop buttons pop in primary colors—bright red and green. Add a pale yellow halo around him to mimic sugary sparkle.

Dragon

Dragon arches her back, wings spread. Choose a rosy pink for her scales, then deepen underbelly and wing membranes with magenta. Her eyes can be bright yellow with a black slit pupil. For her flames, blend reds and oranges in a flickering pattern.

Prince Charming

Prince Charming bows politely, one hand extended. Color his jacket in rich royal blue, trimmed with gold—use mustard yellow for trim and darker amber for shading. His pants are crisp white; add gray shadows at the creases. His hair shines in honey-blond tones.

Fairy Godmother

The Fairy Godmother waves her wand aloft. Cloak her in lilac robes—shade with deeper violet in folds. Her wand glows white; add tiny pale pink sparkles around. Her hair and eyes can be silver-gray, giving her that magical aura.

King Harold & Queen Lillian

The royal couple stands side by side. King Harold’s armor suits gunmetal gray with gold accents; Queen Lillian’s gown can be a soft cerulean with deeper sapphire shadows. Their crowns gleam in yellow gold—add tiny white dots for highlights.

Ogre Triplets

Fiona’s triplets giggle in a playful cuddle. Use a bright lime green for their skin, then add rosy cheeks in soft pink. Their diapers or onesies can be pastel yellow or blue. For the floor beneath them, a pale taupe works well.

Rumpel Stiltskin

Rumpel Stiltskin cackles with arms raised. Dress him in dark forest-green robes—highlight edges with emerald. His skin is pale olive; add gray-green shadows under his eyes. Give his staff a gnarled-wood brown tone.

Captain Hook with Pinocchio

This unlikely duo stands cheek-to-cheek. Color Hook’s coat in deep crimson—shade in burgundy for depth—and Pinocchio in bright yellow and blue. Hook’s hook should glint in silver; Pinocchio’s wooden limbs can be light tan with brown grain lines.

Young Humpty and Puss

Little Humpty Dumpty sits wobbling beside Puss. Humpty’s shell is soft white—add gray cracks for texture. Puss appears small here; color as before in orange-tan with white accents.

Shrek Main Characters

Shrek, Fiona, Donkey, and Puss group together. Use your established color palettes for each, ensuring the swampy backdrop in muted greens and browns to tie them together.

Why Shrek Coloring Pages Are Perfect for Kids and Fans

• Boosts Creativity & Coordination: Coloring these detailed scenes refines hand control and fosters imaginative storytelling.
• Beloved Characters: Fans reconnect with Shrek, Fiona, Donkey, and more in familiar story moments.
• Varied Difficulty: From simple character outlines to multi-figure group pages, there’s a design for every skill level.
• Group Fun & Events: Ideal for birthday parties, classrooms, or rainy-day activities to engage multiple artists.

Coloring Tips to Make Your Shrek Pages Shine

• Layer Your Greens: Start with a mid-tone green for ogre skin, then add darker shades for shadows at the brows, nostrils, and collar.
• Contrast Warm & Cool: Pair fiery dragon scales with cool swamp backgrounds to make each pop.
• Texture Techniques: Use directional strokes for fur (Donkey) and cross-hatching for armor surfaces.
• Highlight Details: Add small white dots on eyes, weapons, or icing lines for extra sparkle.

Bring Far Far Away to Life

From the muddy swamps to the royal halls, these Shrek coloring pages let you tell your own fairy-tale through color. Download your favorites, gather your crayons or markers, and start coloring today!