1. Front Close-Up
A direct portrait of Rumi's surprised face. The eyes, eyebrows and hair are the main areas, so it is a calm first page. Leave a small white highlight in each eye.
Download PDFRumi Looking Surprised Coloring Pages
These are 10 free printable coloring pages of Rumi with a surprised look. You get wide eyes, raised eyebrows, an open mouth, hands near the face and a startled step back, in close-up, half-body and full-body views. Choose a page below, tap Download PDF, and print. No signup needed.
| Quick Info | Details |
|---|---|
| Pages | 10 |
| Format | |
| Print size | US Letter |
| Difficulty | Easy, Medium, Detailed |
| Best for | Kids (5+), teens, adults and fans |
| Cost | Free for personal use, no signup |
| Last updated | November 3, 2026 |
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2. Wide Eyes, Half-Body Left Turn
The slight turn adds depth, and the wide eyes show the reaction right away. Shade the side of the clothing that turns away from the light.
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3. Startled, Shoulders-Up
A centered, startled pose with large clear areas. It works well with crayons and a simple one-color background.
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4. Mouth Open, Head Tilted Back
The open mouth and tilted head make a bigger reaction. Add a soft shadow under the chin and a lighter tone on the forehead.
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5. Stepping Back, Full-Body
Surprise shown through movement, not only the face. There is room for a floor shadow and a full scene around Rumi.
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6. Raised Eyebrows, Three-Quarter Angle
The angled face lets you shade one cheek darker than the other. A good page to learn simple light and shadow.
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7. Hand Near Mouth, Low Angle
The hand near the mouth makes the surprise feel curious or shocked, depending on your colors. Keep the fingers lighter than the shadow around them.
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8. Both Hands Up, Side Profile
The raised hands add energy and extra areas for clothing and skin tones. Use bright accent colors on the sleeves to guide the eye upward.
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9. Chin Slightly Raised, Close-Up
The lifted chin changes the face angle and creates shadow under the jaw. A useful challenge for light and shadow practice.
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10. Looking at Something Ahead
Rumi stares straight ahead at something we cannot see. Decide what it is, then color a background that tells the story.
Download PDFWhich Page Should You Pick?
| If you want... | Start with |
|---|---|
| A simple page for young kids | Pages 1, 3 and 10 |
| Practice with face shading | Pages 6, 9 and 4 |
| Poses with movement | Pages 5 and 8 |
| A bigger project with a background | Pages 5, 8 and 10 |
How to Color a Surprised Look
Surprise is shown mostly by the eyes, eyebrows and mouth. These steps keep that expression clear.
- Start light around the eyes. Use a light color first so the outlines stay visible. Then add a slightly darker shade under the upper eyelid, and keep a small bright highlight in each eye.
- Keep the eyebrows and mouth soft. Heavy dark color can hide the expression. A medium tone is enough.
- Add warmth to the cheeks. A light pink or peach tone on the cheeks makes the face look more alive. Build it slowly.
- Build the skin tone in layers. Begin with a light base, then add deeper color under the hairline, chin and neck, mainly on the three-quarter and low-angle pages.
- Show what Rumi is looking at. A gift box, a flash of light, floating stars, a doorway or a funny object turns the page into a small story. Yellow or pale orange feels playful. Light blue or lavender feels curious. Darker colors make the reaction feel more dramatic.
Pick the right tool. Colored pencils give the most control for close-ups. Crayons are good for kids and large background areas. Fine-tip markers suit small clothing details, but test them first because they can bleed through thin paper.
Try This: Color a Surprise Sequence
Print a few pages and color them in order from mild to big surprise. For example, start with Page 1, then Page 4, and finish with Page 8. Use the same palette on all three and make the background brighter each time. It is a fun way to show how one reaction can grow.
Printing Tips
- Choose Fit to page in your print settings so the edges are not cut off.
- Normal printer paper works for pencils and crayons. For markers, use heavier paper if your printer allows it.
- Put a spare sheet under the page, because markers can bleed through.
- To save ink, print in black and white. The lines are already black.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are these Rumi surprised coloring pages free?
Yes. You can download and print them for free for personal use, with no signup.
What makes these different from other Rumi coloring pages?
These pages focus on surprise. You get wide eyes, raised eyebrows, an open mouth, hands near the face and a step back, drawn from different angles.
Which page is easiest for young kids?
Pages 1, 3 and 10. They have large, clear areas and less detail.
How do I make the surprised look stronger?
Keep the eyes bright, add soft shadow around the face, and use a background that contrasts with Rumi. Drawing what Rumi is reacting to also helps.
Can I use them in a classroom or at a party?
Yes, printing copies for a class, a family event or a party is fine. Please do not sell the pages or upload them to other sites.
Are these official pages?
No. These are unofficial, fan-made pages and are not connected to the original creators or any studio.
Disclaimer These pages are unofficial fan-made artwork. Rumi is a character from KPop Demon Hunters, and all rights to the character belong to their respective owners. This site is not affiliated with or endorsed by them.