16 Vampire Coloring Pages
Vampire stories come from old European folklore, and Bram Stoker's 1897 novel Dracula made the caped, fanged vampire famous. Today, vampires are a classic Halloween costume, and cartoons often make them silly and sweet instead of spooky. Real animals called vampire bats live in Central and South America, and they are small bats that drink a tiny bit of blood from animals like cows, usually without waking them. This set shows friendly little vampires. A vampire has a bat on its shoulder, a boy vampire rides a skateboard, a girl vampire goes trick-or-treating, and others carry a candle lantern, hold a gift box and stand with hands on hips. A baby vampire and two cute vampire pages suit toddlers. Capes look classic in black with red lining, and purple or blue work too. Pale skin, small white fangs and a slick hairstyle finish the look. Add a yellow moon and purple bats for a full Halloween scene.
Friendly little vampires
None of these vampires are scary. The bat eared vampire pup has huge pointed ears, a fluffy chest and a short cape with a tall collar, grinning to show two tiny fangs. Cute Vampire Character is a boy in costume waving hello in a cape, vest and bow tie, drawn small in one corner. Cute Vampire fills the page with a big face, messy bangs, one small fang and a bow tie with a round gem. Purple, black and red make a classic costume palette.
The caped count
Vampire with Cape shows a boy with wavy hair and two little fangs standing in a long flowing cape with a tall stiff collar, a buttoned vest, a jacket and slacks. The cape folds and small buttons take more care than the other sheets. Coloring the outside of the cape black and the lining deep crimson gives him the classic count look, while a gray vest and a pale moon drawn in the blank space above set a spooky night scene.
