A tall collar, a wide grin, two small fangs. One of the friendlier faces in the Halloween set.
A friendly kid vampire stands on this page in a high-collared cape, smiling wide with two small rounded fangs. The collar rises behind the head, the cape falls in two broad panels, and the hands stay simple. Ages five to ten, crayons, colored pencils, or markers on cardstock, and the cape panels leave plenty of open space to fill.
The cape does most of the work
Kids pick a cape for a simple reason: it changes the whole outline. A person in a cape has a shape you can spot across a room, which is why capes turn up everywhere from superheroes to kings. This drawing leans on that. The collar frames the face and the cape gives the figure a wide base.
Cartoon vampires are drawn gentle on purpose. Two small fangs, rounded at the tip, and an otherwise ordinary smile keep the character friendly. The face stays wide and open so nothing about it reads as a threat.
Coloring and printing tips
- Build the cape in layers with colored pencil. One heavy crayon stroke looks flat; two lighter passes look like cloth.
- Print at 100% scale, black and white, on US Letter. On A4, choose fit to page so the collar clears the margin.
- Markers go on cardstock (65 lb / 160 gsm). The collar and shoulder lines sit close enough to bleed on thin paper.
- Leave the collar band white or pale, so the face stays the brightest part of the page.
- Set a few copies on a party table with a cup of dark colors; the big cape panels keep early arrivals busy.
Try the mummy coloring page next, or the bat coloring page if your kid likes wings better than capes. The whole set sits on the Halloween coloring pages page.
