1. Research and Select Imagery

• Start with researching images of Lord Hanuman, focusing on traditional depictions, iconic poses, and symbols associated with him, like the mace (gada) or the Sanjeevani mountain.
• Decide on the complexity based on the age group you’re targeting. For younger children, choose simple, bold outlines with larger areas to color. For older children or adults, select or create more detailed images.

2. Sketch or Outline the Images

• Using a pencil and paper or a digital drawing tablet, sketch the outline of Lord Hanuman. Begin with basic shapes to form the body, then add details such as facial features, clothing, accessories, and the landscape or background elements.
• Ensure the lines are clean and clear for easier coloring. Avoid too many small sections in designs meant for younger kids.

3. Digitize the Sketches (Optional)

• If you sketched on paper, scan or take a high-quality photo of your drawing to digitize it.
• Use graphic design software like Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop, or free tools like GIMP and Inkscape to trace and refine your sketches digitally. This step allows for easy adjustments and cleaner lines.

4. Add Details and Textures

• For more advanced coloring pages, add textures and patterns within large areas to provide depth and challenge for colorists. This could include floral patterns on clothing, intricate jewelry designs, or detailed landscapes.
• Keep the textures and details age-appropriate, ensuring they enhance the coloring experience rather than making it frustrating.

5. Finalize and Print

• Once you’re satisfied with the design, finalize the outlines. Ensure the lines are dark enough to be clearly visible when printed but not so thick that they dominate the page.
• Print a test page to check for any issues with line visibility or details. Adjust as necessary.
• Save the final design as a PDF or high-quality image file for easy sharing and printing.

6. Share or Distribute

• Share your Hanuman coloring pages online on educational resources, blogs, or social media platforms. You can also print copies for personal use, educational purposes, or community events.