36 Free Lesbian Space Princess Coloring Pages to Print

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Princesses who fly their own ships. Crowns worn over flight suits, ray guns holstered next to star maps, nebulas drawn as swirls you can fill with whatever pink you like. A space princess is a fairy tale that got hold of a spaceship, and that is the whole idea behind these free printable lesbian space princess coloring pages.

Click any drawing to print it. The sheet opens in a new tab and the print dialog does the rest, with every paper size your printer offers. Prefer a batch? Tap + on each drawing you want, then print the whole pile in one go from your pile.

Every drawing is free and downloads as a 300 dpi PDF that prints on any paper size your printer takes, US Letter and A4 included. No account, no email address, no watermark. These printable space princess coloring pages suit older children, teenagers and adults: the ships and control panels have small parts in them, and a fine pen gets more out of a nebula than a fat crayon does.

What you will find on this page

Almost everyone here has pointed ears. That is the look these thirty-six drawings settled on: elf princesses rather than armored astronauts, big eyes, long hair, a crown worn over a flight suit. From the princess coloring pages they take the crowns and the sense that somebody is in charge. From science fiction they take the hardware.

Half the sheets are pairs. Two elves hold hands at a spaceship window with the stars going past. Two share a telescope, a lute, a table with steaming mugs. A princess and an astronaut kiss in a cockpit, which is the drawing this whole page is built around.

The ones with a ship in them

Ten drawings put somebody at the controls: a cockpit with a compass, a futuristic control panel, a space rover with a wheel, two elves dancing on the flight deck while nobody flies. The panels are where the detail is, dials and switches drawn as separate closed shapes, and they are the slowest part of any sheet here.

The quiet ones

Not everything is piloting. One elf meditates in a terrarium full of plants and bubbles. One floats underwater in a crown, surrounded by bubbles. One sits on a chair looking thoughtful, and that is the entire drawing. A girl in an astronaut suit floats among planets and moons with nothing happening at all.

Planets, stars and the sky itself

Three sheets have no character in them: the solar system with its planets around the sun, and two star fields seen through a telescope. A nebula has no correct color, which makes these the most forgiving drawings on the page. Purple, teal, hot pink, all of it works.

If you want the same energy without the spaceship, the unicorn coloring pages and the dragon coloring pages are the closest neighbors, and the rainbow coloring pages carry the same permission to use every color at once.

What to do with them once they are colored

A colored star field makes a better bookmark than almost anything else on this site, because the shape does not matter and a strip cut from the middle still looks deliberate.

The portrait sheets work as a set. Print four, give each one a different palette, and the difference reads as a cast rather than a mistake.

Printing your space princess coloring pages

Are these lesbian space princess coloring pages free?

Yes, all thirty-six. The PDF opens and prints, and that is the whole procedure. Nothing to sign up for, no address to leave behind, and no watermark floating over the nebula.

Are these from the movie?

No. Lesbian Space Princess is a 2025 animated film, and these drawings have nothing to do with it: no character from it appears here, and this page is not connected to the film or its makers in any way. What these share with it is a genre, which nobody owns. If you came looking for the film itself, its official site is where to go.

Who are these for?

Older children, teenagers and adults. Nothing here is unsuitable for a younger child, but the ships and the panels have small parts, and the appeal is the color scheme rather than the subject. Younger children get more out of the animal collections.

Which ones are easiest?

The single objects and the wide nebulas. A planet with rings is three or four closed shapes and a child can finish one in a few minutes. The cockpit interiors and anything with a control panel are the slow ones.

What paper size should I print on?

Whichever one is in the tray. The list sits under More settings in the print dialog, US Letter and A4 among them, and the sheet is composed at 300 dpi for the size you pick. The wide star fields are worth printing large if your printer allows it.

What should I color these with?

Colored pencils for the gowns and the skies, fineliners or thin markers for the panels and the small hardware. Blending works well on a nebula, so this is a good page for pencils if you own a decent set.

Looking for something else? Try rainbow coloring pages or baddie coloring pages.

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