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Pusheen Coloring Pages

Pusheen Coloring Pages

Who would have thought a chubby grey cat from a webcomic would become a global icon? Mine did, in our house, after one rainy afternoon. My daughter spotted a Pusheen sheet in the printer tray and wouldn't color anything else for a week - the mermaid one, the Pusheenicorn, is still taped to her door. That's how our Pusheen coloring pages to print work: they turn everyone's favorite snack-loving cat into a calm, creative screen-free activity.

Here's what you'll find in our collection

  • Pusheen as a mermaid - the Pusheenicorn - with a little tail and horn.
  • A detective Pusheen with a magnifying glass.
  • Pusheen with her siblings, Stormy and Pip.
  • Snack-time poses - cookies, donuts, and a mountain of pizza.
  • Simple, rounded shapes with thick outlines for little hands.

It's all free, PDF or JPG, A4, with clean lines for the 3-4 crowd and denser scenes for older kids.

Why does this one keep kids busy?

Filling those soft, round shapes trains the hand and grip long before writing - my son still cannot cut straight, but his Pusheen outlines are neat. It is also a proper time-out from screens, and there is no correct Pusheen, so every cat can be a different color.

A few things my kids taught me about Pusheen

  • She was dreamed up by Claire Belton and Andrew Duff back in 2010 - and there is a real cat behind the name.
  • She started life as a webcomic called "Everyday Cute", long before the chat stickers.
  • Pusheen is a girl. My daughter argues, but it is true.
  • At home she is famous for snacks: donuts, cookies, and an alarming amount of pizza.
  • Her siblings are Stormy and Pip, and her mermaid self is the Pusheenicorn.

Our kids turned these sheets into games

Our kids turned these sheets into games - here is how you can too.

  • Memory game - print each cat twice, color them, then pair them up from memory.
  • "Who is it?" - describe a Pusheen pose and let your kid guess the sheet.
  • Cut-out puppet show - stick finished cats on sticks and invent a snack adventure.
  • Sticker corner - cut out colored Pusheens and stick them on notebooks.
  • Room garland - color, cut, and string the cats along the wall.

Printing tips: supplies, paper and technique

Step 1 - choose a design. Step 2 - hit download, no sign-up and no subscription. Step 3 - print it on A4. We keep a stack of A4 sheets next to the printer, so here is what worked for us:

  • Art supplies - crayons or colored pencils for the simple sheets; water-based markers for the big bold areas.
  • Paper weight - for markers go with 160-200 gsm paper so colors do not bleed through; plain 80 gsm is fine for crayons.
  • Technique - color the big surfaces first, then the outlines, and leave little white gaps as highlights.

FAQ

  • How do I print Pusheen coloring pages in A4? Open a template full size, set your printer to A4, or save the PDF for later.
  • What age are they for? Simple sheets with bold contours for 3-4 year olds; denser scenes for 5-10.
  • Are Pusheen coloring pages free? Yes - 100 percent free for home or classroom, no registration.

So go on: download our free Pusheen coloring pages, sharpen the pencils, and let your kid bring the snack-loving cat to life. It's a calm, screen-free afternoon - and a pretty colorful one.

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