Whether you're a lifelong graffiti lover or just discovering the world of street art, coloring books are a great way to connect with the culture on a personal, hands-on level. We believe that graffiti is not just to be looked at — it’s meant to be experienced, studied, and even recreated. That’s why we’ve rounded up the top six graffiti coloring books that blend education, creativity, and style, making them perfect for artists of all ages.
Here’s our list of must-have graffiti coloring books that bring spray-painted walls and subway car burners to life — no aerosol required.
1. American Graffiti Coloring Book
This is Museum of Graffiti’s own published coloring book! It is a tribute to the pioneers of the U.S. graffiti movement. From wildstyle burners to train pieces, the American Graffiti Coloring Book is a crash course in classic styles that helped shape the global graffiti scene. Great for anyone looking to study the fundamentals while flexing their own color game.
2. Graffiti Style Coloring Book
Beginner-friendly and bold, this book showcases bubble letters, blockbusters, throw-ups, and more. With each spread offering a different flavor of graffiti font, this is a great entry point for kids, adults, and anyone eager to practice lettering techniques. Think of it as your alphabet book — if your ABCs were tagged in fat caps!
3. Banksy Coloring Book
Street art’s most mysterious figure becomes your next coloring partner in this unofficial Banksy collection. While this book leans more toward stencils and satire than traditional graffiti, it’s an ideal pick for fans of political commentary and witty, visual storytelling. Color in iconic works like the Flower Thrower or Balloon Girl and bring a little subversion to your sketchpad.
4. Graffiti Coloring Book
The one that started it all. This OG graffiti coloring book features sketches from top-tier writers who paved the way for global graffiti culture. From sleek letters to stylized names, it’s more than a coloring book — it’s a time capsule from the golden age of trains and tags. Perfect for fans of Stockholm style and Euro burners.
5. Graffiti Coloring Book 2: Characters
Graffiti isn't just letters — characters play a major role in storytelling and style. This sequel dives deep into B-boy mascots, spray can monsters, and funky cartoon sidekicks that accompany burners on walls worldwide. From mean mugs to mischievous grins, this book lets you bring graffiti’s most expressive elements to life, one colored pencil stroke at a time.
In conclusion, coloring books are more than just relaxing — they’re a gateway into the world of graffiti. Whether you’re brushing up on styles, learning graffiti history, or just looking to unleash your creativity, these six picks offer something for everyone. Grab a pack of markers, find your flow, and bring the streets to your sketchbook.
All of these titles are available via Museum of Graffiti gift shop while supplies last.
