Research Guru Nanak’s Life and Teachings: Start by researching Guru Nanak, the founder of Sikhism. Learn about his life, teachings, and the symbols associated with him. This will give you ideas for images that are both respectful and informative.

Sketching Ideas: Based on your research, sketch out some ideas. These could include scenes from Guru Nanak’s life, symbols like the Ek Onkar, or motifs related to his teachings. Remember, these sketches will be turned into coloring pages, so they should be clear and simple enough for children to color.

Create Outlines: Once you have your ideas, create clear, bold outlines of these images. You can do this by hand or use graphic design software. The outlines should be simple and leave plenty of space for coloring.

Add Details Sparingly: Since these are coloring pages, you’ll want to add just enough detail to make the images interesting but not so much that they become difficult to color. Think about adding elements like patterns or symbols that are relevant to Guru Nanak’s teachings.

Digital Conversion (Optional): If you’ve drawn the outlines by hand, you might want to scan or photograph your drawings and convert them into digital format using a graphic design program. This can help clean up the lines and make the pages easier to reproduce.

Test Your Coloring Pages: Before sharing them, print a few copies and test them out. See if they are easy and enjoyable to color. Get feedback from others, especially if they are familiar with Guru Nanak and Sikhism.

Share Your Coloring Pages: Once you’re happy with your coloring pages, share them for free. You can create a PDF file and share it on social media, community groups, or a website. Make sure to mention that they are free and for personal use only.

Include Educational Material: Consider accompanying your coloring pages with brief descriptions or stories about Guru Nanak. This can help those coloring the pages learn more about his life and teachings.