This collection invites young artists and history buffs to step back in time to 1912 and board the most famous ship in history. The artist has meticulously outlined the grandeur of the “Queen of the Ocean,” capturing everything from the towering smokestacks to the elegant lines of the hull. These pages are not merely drawings of a boat; they are windows into a bygone era of maritime marvels.
As the colorist explores these designs, they will find a variety of scenes waiting to be brought to life. Some illustrations focus on the sheer scale of the Titanic as it cuts through the waves, requiring broad strokes of deep ocean blue. Others zoom in on the intricate details of the deck, the captain’s bridge, or the iconic bow, perfect for those who love precision work with fine-tipped markers. Whether one imagines the ship basking in the bright midday sun or sailing under a starry night sky, these Titanic Coloring Pages offer a creative voyage for imaginations of all ages.
Back of Titanic and propellers
Cute bear captain steering Titanic
Cute cartoon Titanic ship smiling
Dolphins jumping near Titanic
Front bow view of Titanic
Grand ornate staircase inside Titanic
Heavy ship anchor close up
Jack and Rose dancing at party
Jack and Rose flying on ship bow
Jack and Rose holding hands on deck
Jack kissing Rose hand on staircase
Lifeboats rowing away from sinking ship
Majestic side view of Titanic
Musician playing violin on deck
Portrait of Captain Smith saluting
Radioman sending SOS distress signal message
Rescue ship arriving to save survivors
Rose wearing heart of ocean necklace
Row of hanging lifeboats ship
Sailor looking from crows nest
Titanic hitting the large iceberg at night
Titanic sailing into sunset horizon
Titanic sailing under starry night
Titanic ship leaving the port
Titanic ship tilting into the ocean
Top down view of Titanic
Vintage travel suitcases and trunks
Vintage wooden Titanic captain wheel
Fun Facts About The Titanic!
A Luxury Resort on Water
It is fascinating to note that the Titanic was designed to be a floating palace. It was one of the very first ships in the world to feature a heated swimming pool for its passengers! Beyond that, it boasted a high-tech gymnasium, a squash court, and even a Turkish bath, making it the height of luxury travel for its time.
Larger Than Life
When the artist sketches the outline of this ship, they are drawing what was once the largest moving object built by human hands. The Titanic stretched nearly 900 feet in length. To put that into perspective, if one were to line up three American football fields end-to-end, the Titanic would still be longer!
The Mystery of the Fourth Funnel
Observers will notice four massive funnels (chimneys) on top of the ship in these coloring pages. However, only three of them were functional and released steam. The fourth funnel was fake! It was added purely for aesthetic reasons to make the ship look more grand, powerful, and balanced to the eye.
Coloring Tips for Your Titanic Masterpiece
- Mastering the Funnel Color: To capture the historical accuracy of the Titanic, focus on the funnels. They weren’t just yellow; they were a specific shade known as “White Star Buff.” The artist suggests blending a sunny yellow with a touch of light orange or ochre to achieve that authentic, golden-tan hue, contrasting sharply with the black tops.
- Creating Ocean Depth: The Atlantic Ocean is deep and mysterious. Instead of using a single blue crayon, try layering colors. Use dark navy and indigo near the bottom of the page, fading into lighter teals and azures as you get closer to the surface. Don’t forget to leave small patches of white against the hull to represent the sea foam created by the ship moving through the water.
- Atmospheric Lighting: Decide on the time of day before starting. If the ship is sailing at sunset, use warm pinks, purples, and oranges for the sky, and let those colors reflect gently on the white superstructure of the ship. If it is a night scene, use dark blues for the sky and add bright yellow to the tiny portholes to show the life and warmth glowing from inside.
Download and Keep Exploring!
The voyage doesn’t have to end here. Once the final rivet has been colored and the smoke is drifting from the funnels, there are many more maritime adventures to embark upon. Every blank page is a new horizon waiting to be discovered!
David Chen is the lead illustrator and the artistic talent behind YoloColoring’s unique library. As our chief creator, David is responsible for designing the vast collection of beautiful, engaging, and high-quality coloring pages that our community loves. His passion for art and detail is evident in every single line he draws.
