A smiling three-eyed alien waves beside a landed flying saucer, surrounded by craters, rocks, curly plants, stars, and two cratered worlds.
A smiling three-eyed alien waves beside a landed flying saucer, surrounded by craters, rocks, curly plants, stars, and two cratered worlds.
Big Kids · Ages 6–10Medium detailportrait

Friendly Alien Beside a Flying Saucer

A smiling, three-eyed alien waves beside a landed flying saucer. Kids who enjoy space adventures can color the rocky ground, curly plants, and starry sky.

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About this coloring page

A friendly, three-eyed alien raises one hand beside a flying saucer with a domed top, round windows, landing legs, and steps. Its curled antennae and spotted body match the playful feel of the strange plants nearby. Rocks and craters cover the ground, while stars and two cratered worlds fill the sky.

This medium-detail drawing suits kids ages 6–10 who enjoy a mix of roomy shapes and smaller details. The alien's belly and the saucer's dome offer larger areas to fill, while the windows, plant stems, and tiny dots invite careful coloring. Try a green alien with purple spots and a silver saucer, or choose your own space colors. Colored pencils work well for the narrow stems and little details.

Best paper

Standard printer paper works; 24–32 lb or cardstock is nicer for markers.

Printer settings

Choose “Fit to page” and turn off two-sided printing so ink doesn't bleed through.

Supplies

Colored pencils give the most control on detailed areas.

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