Unicorn Coloring Pages: Free Printable Flowers, Rainbows & Cute Unicorns

Step into a world of flowers, rainbows, sweet treats, and magical creatures with our collection of free printable unicorn coloring pages.

This whimsical little gallery includes three very different unicorn designs. You can color a beautiful unicorn surrounded by petals and flowers, create an entire rainbow-sky adventure beneath a shining sun, or have fun with a playful unicorn-and-ice-cream doodle that takes fantasy in a deliciously silly direction.

Unicorns are especially fun to color because there is no realistic palette you have to follow. Your unicorn can be snowy white with a golden horn, lavender with a turquoise mane, pink with rainbow curls, silver beneath a moonlit sky, or covered in every color in the crayon box.

Add flowers, stars, clouds, castles, dragons, candy, sparkles, or an entire fantasy kingdom around the existing pictures.

Grab your crayons, markers, or colored pencils and let the magic begin.

🦄 Explore Our Unicorn Coloring Pages

This collection currently includes three designs:

• A beautiful unicorn surrounded by petals and flowers
• A unicorn beneath a rainbow sky and bright sun
• A playful unicorn ice-cream doodle

Although they all share the unicorn theme, each page has a completely different mood.

The floral unicorn can become elegant, pastel, botanical, or jewel-toned.

The rainbow unicorn is made for bright skies, clouds, and fantasy landscapes.

The unicorn ice-cream doodle is pure kawaii fun and works especially well with candy colors.

For an even larger variety of magical adventures, visit our Unicorn Coloring Pages to Print.

🎨 What Color Should a Unicorn Be?

Any color you want.

That is one of the best things about coloring a mythical animal.

Try:

• White
• Silver
• Gold
• Pink
• Lavender
• Turquoise
• Pale blue
• Rainbow

You can keep the body fairly simple and make the mane and tail colorful, or turn the entire unicorn into a fantasy masterpiece.

A white unicorn with a rainbow mane looks very different from a midnight-blue unicorn with silver stars.

Print the page more than once and try both.

🤍 Create a Classic White Unicorn

A white unicorn does not have to remain completely uncolored.

Use very pale:

• Gray
• Blue
• Lavender

around the edges and beneath areas where the mane overlaps the body.

Leave the brightest areas white.

This can give the unicorn more shape while keeping the traditional pale appearance.

Then use gold or silver for the horn.

💜 Create a Lavender Unicorn

Start with pale lavender across the body.

Add deeper purple around the shadows.

Try:

Body: Lavender
Mane: Pink and purple
Horn: Gold
Eyes: Turquoise

Add tiny yellow stars around the background.

This palette works particularly well with flowers and rainbows.

🩷 Create a Pink Unicorn

For an extra-cute look, use several pinks.

Try:

• Blush
• Rose
• Bubblegum
• Hot pink
• Magenta

Keep the body pale and make the mane darker.

Add lavender or turquoise accents so the picture does not become entirely pink.

🌌 Create a Galaxy Unicorn

Turn the unicorn into a creature from the night sky.

Use:

• Navy
• Indigo
• Purple
• Magenta
• Turquoise
• Silver

Add tiny white stars inside the mane.

Perhaps the horn looks like a shooting star.

Draw a crescent moon behind the unicorn and turn the page into a midnight fantasy.

🌈 Create a Rainbow Mane

Divide the mane into sections.

Color:

Red
Orange
Yellow
Green
Blue
Purple

Repeat the sequence if the mane is long enough.

You can also use pastel versions of the same colors for a softer effect.

Let the tail match—or deliberately make it completely different.

✨ Color the Unicorn Horn

The horn is one of the features that immediately separates a unicorn from an ordinary horse.

Try:

• Gold
• Silver
• Rainbow stripes
• Pink and purple
• Blue and turquoise

If the horn has spiral sections, alternate colors.

For example:

Gold → White → Gold → White

Or:

Pink → Purple → Blue → Pink

Add a few drawn sparkles around the tip.

🌸 Color the Floral Unicorn

The first design combines a beautiful unicorn with petals and flowers, giving you an excellent opportunity to blend fantasy and nature.

Keep the unicorn pale and make the flowers bright.

Or reverse the idea.

Create a bold purple unicorn surrounded by soft cream and pastel blossoms.

Try:

• Pink
• Peach
• Yellow
• Lavender
• Blue

Use several greens throughout the leaves and stems.

🌷 Create a Pastel Flower Crown

Imagine the flowers form a magical crown around the unicorn.

Use:

• Blush pink
• Lavender
• Mint
• Baby blue
• Pale yellow

Keep the unicorn’s body cream or white.

Add a golden horn.

The finished portrait can have a soft storybook look.

🌺 Create a Tropical Flower Unicorn

Forget soft pastels and use stronger colors.

Try:

• Hot pink
• Orange
• Turquoise
• Lime
• Purple

Add tropical-looking leaves around the unicorn.

Perhaps this magical animal lives on a hidden island where every flower blooms in impossible colors.

💎 Create a Jewel-Tone Floral Unicorn

For a richer palette, choose:

• Ruby red
• Emerald green
• Sapphire blue
• Amethyst purple
• Gold

Use the deepest colors on the flowers and keep the unicorn lighter.

A jewel-toned border can make the portrait feel almost like an illustration from a magical storybook.

🌼 Decorate Every Flower Differently

There is no need to repeat the same colors.

Make one flower:

Pink.

Another:

Blue.

Another:

Orange.

Add:

• Polka dots
• Striped petals
• Rainbow centers
• Tiny stars

Fantasy flowers do not need to exist in nature.

🦋 Add Butterflies to the Floral Unicorn

Draw one or two butterflies around the flowers.

Give the wings matching patterns.

Try:

• Pink and purple
• Blue and turquoise
• Yellow and orange

Add tiny stars or dots around them.

Maybe the butterflies follow the unicorn wherever it goes.

🌿 Build a Magical Garden

Extend the floral design into an entire enchanted garden.

Draw:

• Tall flowers
• Mushrooms
• Vines
• Tiny trees
• Butterflies
• Fireflies

Maybe there is a little path leading toward a castle.

Perhaps the garden is protected by the unicorn.

📖 Write the Secret Garden Story

Try:

The unicorn visited the garden only when…

One flower in the garden had never bloomed until…

Hidden beneath the petals was…

The unicorn’s horn began glowing when…

Younger children can tell the story aloud.

Older children can write several paragraphs and use the finished coloring page as the first illustration.

🌈 Color the Unicorn Beneath the Rainbow Sky

The second design places a unicorn beneath a rainbow sky and sun, making it the most colorful page in the collection.

Start with the rainbow.

A familiar sequence is:

Red
Orange
Yellow
Green
Blue
Purple

Then choose colors for the unicorn that contrast with it.

A white or silver unicorn will stand out against a bright rainbow.

A pastel unicorn can blend beautifully into the sky.

☀️ Color the Sunshine

Make the sun:

• Bright yellow
• Golden yellow
• Orange

Add a pale halo around it.

For an imaginary sky, try:

• Pink sun
• Blue sun
• Rainbow sun

Perhaps your unicorn lives on another planet where the sunshine changes color every morning.

☁️ Add Fluffy Clouds

Leave most of each cloud white.

Use pale:

• Blue
• Gray
• Lavender

along the undersides.

That small amount of shading can give clouds more shape.

For a kawaii scene, add smiling faces or rosy cheeks.

🌈 Create a Pastel Rainbow

Instead of strong primary colors, use:

• Coral
• Peach
• Pale yellow
• Mint
• Baby blue
• Lavender

Pair the rainbow with a pale pink or cream unicorn.

The whole picture can feel light and dreamy.

🌌 Create a Night Rainbow

Turn the daylight scene into nighttime.

Color the sky:

• Navy
• Indigo
• Purple

Make the rainbow:

• Turquoise
• Magenta
• Violet
• Blue
• Silver

Replace the bright sun with a glowing fantasy moon if you want to add your own changes.

Draw stars around the unicorn.

🏰 Add a Castle at the End of the Rainbow

Where does the rainbow lead?

Maybe to:

• Crystal castle
• Cloud palace
• Unicorn village
• Dragon mountain
• Secret garden

Draw the destination in the background.

Add a pathway from the unicorn toward it.

The coloring page becomes a map into a fantasy kingdom.

🗺️ Draw a Unicorn Kingdom Map

Create a separate map featuring places such as:

Rainbow Bridge

Flower Meadow

Crystal Castle

Dragon Mountains

Moon Lake

Unicorn Forest

Draw roads and rivers connecting them.

Mark where your coloring-page unicorn lives with a star.

For an even bigger fantasy world, explore our Fantasy Coloring Pages.

🐉 Add a Friendly Dragon

Unicorns do not have to adventure alone.

Draw a little dragon in the background.

Maybe it has:

• Green scales
• Blue wings
• Purple horns

Or make it rainbow-colored to match the unicorn.

Continue the magical world with our Coloring Pages of Dragons.

🌈 Explore More Unicorns & Rainbows

If the rainbow-sky design is your favorite, continue with our Coloring Pages of Unicorns and Rainbows.

That larger collection includes unicorns flying above rainbows, magical cloud scenes, fantasy castles, garden unicorns, and other colorful adventures.

This page stays smaller and more focused, while the Unicorns & Rainbows collection goes much deeper into sky-and-rainbow fantasy.

❤️🧡💛💚💙💜 Explore More Rainbow Coloring

You can also visit our Rainbow Coloring Pages for natural rainbow scenes, cheerful suns, clouds, ornamental designs, and more unicorns.

Try coloring one rainbow traditionally and another with completely invented colors.

Then compare them.

Which palette feels brighter?

Which seems more magical?

🍦 Color the Unicorn Ice-Cream Doodle

The third design combines two things that probably have no reason to exist together—and that is exactly what makes it fun: unicorns and ice cream.

This playful “unicone” design is perfect for:

• Pastels
• Candy colors
• Sprinkles
• Rainbow details

Try:

Vanilla Unicorn: Cream, pink, and gold

Strawberry Unicorn: Pink, red, and white

Blueberry Unicorn: Blue, purple, and lavender

Rainbow Sherbet Unicorn: Pink, orange, yellow, green, and blue

There is no need for realistic colors because there is definitely no real unicorn ice cream to compare it with.

🍓 Create a Strawberry Unicorn

Use:

• Pink
• Red
• Cream

Add tiny strawberry shapes.

Make the horn red and white striped.

Add green accents for contrast.

Perhaps this unicorn lives inside a magical dessert shop.

🍫 Create a Chocolate Unicorn

Use:

• Chocolate brown
• Caramel
• Cream
• Pink

Add chocolate-chip spots.

Make the mane look like swirled frosting.

Draw sprinkles around the background.

Maybe the horn is a wafer cone.

🌈 Create a Rainbow Sherbet Unicorn

Use a mix of:

• Pink
• Orange
• Lime
• Turquoise
• Purple

Blend colors where possible.

Add rainbow sprinkles.

Make the horn golden.

The stranger the combination, the better it fits this design.

🍬 Add Candy Decorations

Draw:

• Lollipops
• Gumdrops
• Candy canes
• Jelly beans
• Cupcakes

around the unicorn.

Maybe it lives in a land where every mountain is made of cake and every river is melted chocolate.

Give the kingdom a name.

🏪 Design a Unicorn Ice-Cream Shop

Create a menu.

Maybe the shop sells:

Rainbow Mane Sundae

Golden Horn Cone

Pink Cloud Swirl

Dragon Berry Scoop

Moonlight Vanilla

Draw each dessert.

Add prices using imaginary unicorn money.

🎂 Turn the Unicorn Into a Birthday Design

The sweet-treat theme works naturally for birthdays.

Add:

• Balloons
• Cake
• Candles
• Confetti

Draw a party hat on the unicorn.

Write:

HAPPY BIRTHDAY!

across the top.

Now the page becomes personalized birthday art.

🎨 Give All Three Unicorns Different Palettes

Because the gallery contains three very different designs, resist the temptation to color them all alike.

Try:

Floral Unicorn: Pastels

Rainbow Unicorn: Bright rainbow colors

Ice-Cream Unicorn: Candy colors

Display the three finished pages together.

They will look connected by subject without feeling repetitive.

💜 Or Use One Palette Across All Three

You can also do the opposite.

Choose:

• Pink
• Purple
• Turquoise
• Gold

Use those four colors throughout every page.

Repeat them in:

• Flowers
• Mane
• Rainbow
• Ice cream
• Horn

A repeated palette can make a small collection feel like one coordinated set.

🦄 Unicorns Have a Long History in Art & Stories

Today’s cute, rainbow-colored unicorn is only one chapter in a much older story.

Unicorn-like creatures have appeared in writing and art for centuries, and medieval European manuscripts frequently included unicorns among both real and imaginary animals.

Those medieval unicorns were often much fiercer than today’s friendly cartoon versions.

They were described as wild, powerful creatures, and their stories accumulated complicated religious and symbolic meanings.

The modern unicorn has gradually become much softer, brighter, and more playful.

A smiling rainbow unicorn enjoying ice cream would certainly look surprising in a medieval manuscript.

📜 Unicorns in Medieval Bestiaries

Medieval bestiaries were illustrated books containing descriptions and stories about animals.

Some animals were real.

Others were fantastic.

The unicorn was one of the bestiary’s most memorable creatures.

Medieval artists did not all draw unicorns exactly the same way, but many gave them horse-like or goat-like bodies and a single prominent horn.

Use that history for a coloring challenge.

Instead of a modern pastel unicorn, create an old-fashioned-looking fantasy creature using:

• Cream
• Gold
• Deep red
• Forest green
• Navy

Add an ornate decorative border.

🏰 The Famous Unicorn Tapestries

Some of the best-known historical unicorn images survive in The Unicorn Tapestries at The Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Cloisters.

The seven late Gothic tapestries date to around 1495–1505 and depict a dramatic hunt for a unicorn in richly detailed landscapes.

One of the most famous scenes, The Unicorn Rests in a Garden, shows the creature within a flower-filled enclosure.

That old artwork provides an interesting connection with the floral unicorn in this collection.

People were combining unicorns and elaborate gardens hundreds of years before modern coloring pages existed.

🌺 Create a Medieval-Inspired Unicorn Garden

Take inspiration from old tapestries without trying to copy them.

Surround your unicorn with:

• Flowers
• Vines
• Fruit trees
• Tiny birds
• Decorative leaves

Use rich colors:

• Burgundy
• Deep green
• Navy
• Gold
• Cream

Add a patterned border around the page.

You can create something that feels more like old decorative art than a modern kawaii scene.

👑 Create a Royal Unicorn

Give your unicorn:

• Crown
• Decorative blanket
• Jewels
• Golden horn

Draw a castle behind it.

Use:

• Royal blue
• Purple
• Burgundy
• Gold

Perhaps the unicorn belongs to the royal family—or perhaps the unicorn is actually the ruler.

🌙 Create a Moon Unicorn

Draw a crescent moon behind the unicorn.

Use:

• Navy
• Violet
• Silver
• Pale blue

Add stars to the mane.

Make the horn silver.

Perhaps this unicorn only appears after sunset.

☀️ Create a Sun Unicorn

Use warm colors instead.

Try:

• Yellow
• Gold
• Orange
• Coral
• Red

Add sun rays around the unicorn.

Make the mane look like flames or sunshine.

Now you have a magical partner for the Moon Unicorn.

❄️ Create a Winter Unicorn

Add:

• Snowflakes
• Snow-covered trees
• Mountains

Use:

• White
• Pale blue
• Lavender
• Silver

Give the unicorn an icy blue mane.

Perhaps its horn creates snow.

🌸 Create a Spring Unicorn

Surround the unicorn with:

• Flowers
• Butterflies
• Fresh leaves
• Rainbows

Use:

• Pink
• Lavender
• Yellow
• Mint
• Sky blue

The floral page is especially easy to turn into a spring scene.

☀️ Create a Summer Unicorn

Draw:

• Sunshine
• Beach
• Watermelon
• Flowers

Maybe the unicorn ice-cream doodle becomes part of a magical summer dessert party.

Use bright:

• Turquoise
• Coral
• Yellow
• Lime
• Pink

🍂 Create an Autumn Unicorn

Fantasy creatures can celebrate fall too.

Use:

• Orange
• Rust
• Burgundy
• Gold
• Forest green

Replace spring flowers with autumn leaves.

Give the unicorn a deep chestnut or golden body.

Perhaps its mane changes color with the season.

🔤 U Is for Unicorn

Younger children can turn the page into an alphabet activity.

Write a large U.

Practice:

U is for Unicorn.

Think of more U words:

• Up
• Under
• Umbrella

Decorate the letter U with stars, rainbows, and tiny horns.

For more early-learning activities, explore our Educational Coloring Pages & Activities.

🔢 Count the Unicorn’s Decorations

Turn the fantasy scene into simple counting practice.

Draw:

• 1 unicorn
• 2 rainbows
• 3 flowers
• 4 stars
• 5 clouds

Count everything.

Older children can create their own challenges.

Maybe:

Add three more stars. How many are there now?

🎲 Play Unicorn Roll-and-Color

Grab one six-sided die.

Assign each number:

1 — Pink
2 — Purple
3 — Blue
4 — Green
5 — Yellow
6 — Your choice

Roll.

Color one part of the unicorn or background with that shade.

Continue until the picture is complete.

You may end up with a color combination you never would have chosen on your own.

🌈 Make a Unicorn Color-by-Number

Draw sections through a unicorn mane.

Write numbers inside.

Create a key:

1 — Red
2 — Orange
3 — Yellow
4 — Green
5 — Blue
6 — Purple

Give it to someone else to solve.

You can also continue with our Color by Number Coloring Pages, which include another cute unicorn design.

✏️ Draw Your Own Unicorn

Start with a horse-like head.

Add:

• Ears
• Mane
• One horn

Then draw a body and tail.

The details can be as simple or elaborate as you want.

Turn the mane into enormous curls.

Add wings.

Cover the body in stars.

Maybe the horn bends like a spiral.

There is no official anatomy guide for imaginary creatures.

🪽 Create a Winged Unicorn

Add large wings behind the shoulders.

Color them:

• White
• Rainbow
• Pink
• Gold

A winged unicorn is often called a winged unicorn or sometimes popularly a pegacorn in modern fantasy culture.

Send it flying through the clouds.

Our Coloring Pages of Unicorns and Rainbows include even more flying unicorn inspiration.

🐉 Create a Unicorn & Dragon Friendship

Color a unicorn page and one of our Coloring Pages of Dragons.

Give both creatures matching colors.

Maybe:

Unicorn: Lavender with turquoise mane

Dragon: Turquoise with lavender wings

Write a story explaining how they met.

Perhaps everyone expected them to be rivals, but they became best friends.

🍄 Visit the Gnome Forest

Unicorns can also cross paths with the tiny characters in our Coloring Pages of Gnomes.

Imagine a unicorn discovering a village hidden beneath mushrooms.

Draw a fantasy map connecting:

• Unicorn Meadow
• Gnome Forest
• Dragon Mountain
• Rainbow Castle

Several coloring pages can become one connected imaginary world.

📖 Write a Unicorn Adventure

Use the gallery as story prompts.

Try:

The flowers around the unicorn suddenly began to glow…

The rainbow appeared only after the unicorn…

Nobody had ever visited the ice-cream kingdom until…

The unicorn’s horn changed color whenever…

Hidden behind the rainbow was…

Younger children can tell the story aloud.

Older children can write several paragraphs.

📚 Make a Three-Page Unicorn Storybook

The current gallery contains exactly enough designs for a simple beginning, middle, and ending.

For example:

Page 1: Unicorn leaves the flower garden.

Page 2: Unicorn follows a rainbow through the sky.

Page 3: Unicorn discovers the magical ice-cream kingdom.

Write a few sentences beneath each finished picture.

Add a cover:

The Unicorn’s Rainbow Adventure

🏫 Unicorn Coloring Pages for the Classroom

These pages can work for:

• Morning work
• Early finishers
• Fantasy units
• Creative writing
• Color activities
• Art centers
• Indoor recess
• Birthday activities
• Library programs

The three different designs also give students a choice.

One child may prefer flowers.

Another wants rainbows.

Someone else will almost certainly choose the unicorn ice cream.

🌈 Create a Classroom Unicorn Gallery

Let every student choose a palette.

Display the finished pages under a heading such as:

A Little Classroom Magic

Our Unicorn Kingdom

Color Your Imagination

Where Creativity Runs Wild

Add paper stars, rainbows, flowers, and clouds around the display.

💌 Make a Unicorn Greeting Card

The floral unicorn works especially well as a card.

Color it carefully.

Mount it onto folded cardstock.

Write:

Have a Magical Day!

You Are One of a Kind

Wishing You Rainbows & Magic

Use it for:

• Birthday
• Friendship
• Thank-you card
• Just because

🎂 Make a Unicorn Birthday Card

The ice-cream doodle is particularly fun for birthdays.

Add:

• Candles
• Balloons
• Confetti

Write:

Have a Magical Birthday!

or

Hope Your Birthday Is Sweet!

Use bright candy colors throughout.

🔖 Make a Unicorn Bookmark

Draw a long strip of cardstock.

Add:

• Tiny unicorn
• Rainbow
• Stars

Write:

READING IS MAGICAL

Color it.

Use the finished bookmark in your favorite fantasy book.

✂️ Turn Unicorn Pages Into Crafts

Finished unicorn pages can become:

• Birthday cards
• Bookmarks
• Classroom decorations
• Fantasy posters
• Storybook illustrations
• Scrapbook pages
• Party decorations

Cut out the unicorn with age-appropriate supervision and place it in a new paper landscape.

Add construction-paper clouds and rainbows.

🧵 Make a Unicorn Garland

Draw several small unicorn heads.

Color each differently.

Alternate them with:

• Stars
• Rainbows
• Flowers

Attach everything along string or ribbon.

Hang the finished garland near a bedroom, playroom, classroom, or unicorn-themed party area.

📓 Make a Unicorn Coloring Book

Combine this collection with:

• Unicorn Coloring Pages to Print
• Coloring Pages of Unicorns and Rainbows
• Rainbow Coloring Pages
• Fantasy Coloring Pages
• Color by Number Coloring Pages

Create a cover:

My Magical Unicorn Coloring Book

Add your name.

Then arrange the pages into categories such as:

Flowers
Rainbows
Adventures
Cute Unicorns
Fantasy Worlds

🦄 How This Unicorn Collection Differs From the Others

Fun Free Coloring Pages now has several unicorn-related pages with slightly different jobs.

Unicorn Coloring Pages to Print is your larger cute adventure collection, with unicorns doing things such as meeting dragons, playing music, celebrating birthdays and Christmas, eating watermelon, taking baths, and resting on the moon.

Coloring Pages of Unicorns and Rainbows focuses heavily on rainbow skies, clouds, castles, flying unicorns, gardens, and colorful fantasy scenery.

This Coloring Pages of Unicorns collection is smaller and more art-focused, built around three particularly different concepts: flowers, rainbow sky, and unicorn ice cream.

Keeping those roles distinct should help the pages complement one another rather than simply repeat the same content.

🖍️ Best Supplies for Unicorn Coloring Pages

Crayons are great for younger children and larger areas of mane, sky, and rainbow.

Colored pencils are especially useful for:

• Flower details
• Mane shading
• Horn stripes
• Small doodles
• Gradients

Markers create bold pinks, purples, blues, and rainbow colors. Slightly heavier paper can help if marker ink tends to bleed through ordinary printer paper.

Gel pens can add:

• Gold
• Silver
• Stars
• Sparkles
• Tiny highlights

Mix materials if you like.

Use colored pencils on the unicorn and markers on the rainbow.

🖨️ How to Use These Free Unicorn Coloring Pages

Choose the design that catches your eye and print your favorite.

Then decide what kind of unicorn world you want to create.

Maybe the floral unicorn lives in an enchanted garden.

Perhaps the rainbow unicorn is traveling toward a floating castle.

The ice-cream unicorn may live in a candy kingdom where dessert grows on trees.

Color the original design first.

Then add:

• Stars
• Clouds
• Rainbows
• Castles
• Dragons
• Flowers
• Candy
• Magical creatures

There is no real unicorn to tell you that your colors are wrong.

Make the world as strange, bright, peaceful, elegant, or silly as you want.

✨ Add a Little Magic to Your Coloring Day

From a beautiful flower-covered unicorn and a magical rainbow-sky scene to a wonderfully silly unicorn ice-cream doodle, these free printable unicorn coloring pages offer three very different ways to explore one of fantasy’s most enduring creatures.

Create pastel flower gardens, rainbow manes, golden horns, galaxy unicorns, enchanted castles, candy kingdoms, medieval-inspired gardens, unicorn stories, birthday cards, fantasy maps, or a complete homemade coloring book.

Unicorns have appeared in human stories and artwork for centuries, but today’s coloring pages give them possibilities medieval artists probably never imagined.

A white unicorn in an elegant flower garden?

Perfect.

A rainbow unicorn flying through pink clouds?

Absolutely.

A magical unicorn ice cream covered in sprinkles?

Why not?

Grab your brightest colors and create a unicorn world entirely your own.

🔗 Related Articles

• Unicorn Coloring Pages to Print
• Coloring Pages of Unicorns and Rainbows
• Rainbow Coloring Pages
• Fantasy Coloring Pages
• Coloring Pages of Dragons
• Coloring Pages of Gnomes
• Cute Coloring Pages
• Color by Number Coloring Pages
• Educational Coloring Pages & Activities

📚 Sources

• The Metropolitan Museum of Art — The Unicorn Tapestries
• The Metropolitan Museum of Art — The Unicorn Rests in a Garden
• The Metropolitan Museum of Art — Search for the Unicorn
• Getty — An Introduction to the Bestiary: Book of Beasts in the Medieval World
• Library of Congress — Unicorns in the Hebraic Section of the Library of Congress