Free Trippy Coloring Pages For Adults
On this page we have 17 free printable trippy coloring pages for adults!
The psychedelic movement took place in the 60s and 70s. And everything was pushed to the boundaries, so it makes the perfect subject for adult coloring books.
Following suit, I made sure to create illustrations with lots of hypnotizing patterns, wonky lines, and geometric shapes, since art and design were immersed in these styles.
Coloring trippy coloring page images like these is a great way to take a ‘trip’ down memory lane if you’re of the age to remember the times.
Here’s a tip! Most of these free adult coloring sheets have plenty of detailed lines, and so will work great if you use coloring pencils or alcohol markers.
Choose your favorite coloring page below to get started.
For other related coloring pages, take a look at our sugar skulls, cool cacti, and garden pages.
Free Printable Trippy Coloring Pages
These are not for commercial use, they are personal use only.
A psychedelic fairy is wearing a dress with different repetitive patterns.
An inspirational quote about peace, written among psychedelic patterns.
Hippie music is definitely playing from this guitar.
A trippy Alice in Wonderland-like coloring page of a white rabbit with a psychedelic background.
If you love mandalas and Zentangle drawings, for the holiday’s you’ll love these Christmas coloring pages for adults, with many detailed and patterned illustrations.
Teacups with intricate patterns were popular during the 60s. This coloring page has a teacup, flowers, and butterflies.
An adorable cat in a beautiful teacup with paisley designs.
Art nouveau style with a woman, plants, and flowers.
In these coloring pages, we have all types of plants to color.
Sunshine on top of a black hole effect. If you feel like being bold, color each decorative element a different, trippy color.
Line art drawing of flowers against a background of psychedelic effects. The background would be fun to use bright colors.
We have a whole post with flowers to color here.
Groovy, psychedelic mushrooms with easy outlines.
Mushroom houses were popular in the groovy ‘60s. This one has abstract patterns and wavy gravy lines in the background.
Coloring a mushroom is fun, but you can also learn how to draw a mushroom in this tutorial on our sister site.
A trippy mushroom with zentangle patterns.
Check it out! We have a whole post dedicated to coloring mushrooms.
A psychedelic woman in a zentangle style, with different repetitive patterns.
A gorgeous detailed tree of life drawing.
An intricate dreamcatcher with a koala bear in the center.
Moon designs were popular during the hippie movement.
Like this elephant, spirit animals are often depicted in psychedelic coloring book pages.
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Don’t forget to Pin it for later!