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By: Papaya Ink Team · Last updated: October 14, 2026
Koalas spend most of the day asleep in a eucalyptus fork, wake up to eat leaves that would poison almost any other animal, and still manage to look pleased with themselves. These koala coloring pages catch them in every mood – climbing, dozing, hugging a trunk, carrying a joey – and in every style we could think of, from bold outlines for small hands to mandalas, zentangle and stained glass for an evening with fine pens. Every koala here is an original Papaya Ink drawing.
Click any picture and the PDF opens in a new tab, sized for US Letter and fitting A4 without adjustment. Print a single page or take the whole set as one book with the button below. Fur is where these pages get interesting: koalas are gray, but a gray built up from layers of blue, brown and a touch of pink reads far better than one flat tone, and the eucalyptus can take every green you own.
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Fun Things to Make with These Coloring Pages
- Eucalyptus-scented bookmark – cut a colored koala into a tall strip, punch a hole at the top, thread a ribbon through and put a drop of eucalyptus oil on the back. The scent lasts for weeks inside a paperback.
- Tree-fork mobile – color several koalas, cut them out and glue each one to a leaf shape cut from green card. Hang them from a real forked twig on threads of different lengths so they turn slowly in a draft.
- Bedtime chart – koalas sleep most of the day, so let one keep score: glue a colored koala at the top of a sheet, draw a column of leaves below, and fill in one leaf for every night the lights go out on time.
- Gray study – color the same koala four times with different grays: pencil, marker, watercolor, and a blend of blue and brown pencil. Pin the four side by side and see which one looks most like real fur.
- Pouch card – fold a sheet of card in half, glue a colored koala to the front and cut a short slit at belly height. A small joey drawn on a separate scrap slides in and out of the pouch.
- Window gum tree – choose a page with big simple shapes, color it in strong tones, rub the back with a cotton ball dipped in vegetable oil until the paper turns translucent, and tape it to a sunny window.
- Australian animal gallery – color a koala, then look up a wombat, a platypus and a kookaburra and draw them in the same style. Four matching frames on a hallway wall make a small zoo.
- Leaf-print background – before coloring, brush real eucalyptus or bay leaves with a thin green wash and press them onto the blank areas of the page. Let it dry, then color the koala on top of the printed foliage.




