10 Drawings of the Goddess Hera to Color - Free!

Greek Gods

Drawing of the goddess Hera colored by Coloring Together — Colored by the Coloring Together artists. See gallery.

The goddess of marriage and family has honored us with her presence, but because of her great temper, we didn't want to upset her. That's why, to show our respect, we have colored this drawing of Hera that highlights the beauty of this goddess. However, we're sure that you can do a better job coloring Hera.

In addition to honoring us with her presence, the wife of the king of Olympus has given us the best Hera images to color, so you can become more familiar with this interesting goddess and improve your skills as an artist at the same time.

But before starting this important task, you need to choose the strategy you'll use to color. You could apply the blending technique with your favorite watercolors, or you could also use layered coloring with your favorite wax crayons on Hera's dress. We're sure your drawing will turn out great!

Once you've finished, remember to send us a photo. This way, we'll be able to help you show off your skills as an artist all over the world. Don't let embarrassment keep you from taking advantage of this great opportunity! We're sure that your works can inspire other little artists to color the Greek gods.

And without further distractions, are you ready to begin? Great! We're sure that the impatient goddess of marriage can no longer wait for you to start bringing the Hera drawings to color to life. At Coloring Together, we are very excited to see the result of your work.

The Goddess Hera coloring pages

Why color the goddess hera pictures?

Hera is known as the goddess of family and marriage. She is the wife of Zeus and they share three children: Ares, Hebe, and Eileithyia. Although it is said that Hephaestus is the son of Hera alone, without the intervention of Zeus in his conception, this being due to the goddess's jealousy over the way Zeus had Athena.

She is considered a very jealous and cruel goddess toward her husband's lovers and his illegitimate children, since she imposed several punishments on the women who got involved with Zeus. But even with all of his infidelities, she never disrespected her marriage.

At Coloring Together we consider that this very special and powerful goddess deserves her own gallery. That's why we have traveled all the way to Olympus to collect the best Hera images to color that you'll be able to find on the entire web.

In addition, you'll be able to learn some curious facts that this goddess shared with us on our trip, thanks to the little fun facts that we've left for you above each of the Hera drawings to color.

Learn while coloring The Goddess Hera

Hera was the sister and wife of Zeus.
Hera was the last of Zeus's six wives and one of the most important goddesses of the Greek pantheon.
Despite Zeus's continual infidelities, Hera was never unfaithful to him and was known for her devotion to her marriage.
Hera severely punished Zeus's lovers and his illegitimate children, even if they had been forced by Zeus.
Although in the Disney movie Hera is shown to us as the mother of Hercules, this is not true in Greek mythology. Hercules was an illegitimate son that Zeus had with a mortal, and Hera hated him so much that she tried to kill him on several occasions from his birth.
The symbol of the goddess Hera was the peacock, which was associated with her beauty, power, and pride.
Hera had three children with Zeus: Ares, Hebe, and Eileithyia.
Hera is credited with the motherhood of Hephaestus in some accounts without the intervention of Zeus in his conception, due to the jealousy that Hera felt over the birth of Athena.
In Roman mythology, Hera was known as Juno and was considered the goddess of marriage and the queen of the gods.
Hera was the third eldest daughter of the Titans Cronus and Rhea, and she was the sister of Zeus, Demeter, Hades, Poseidon, and Hestia.