Elephant Paint by Numbers

Elephant paint by numbers designs highlight broad ears, curved trunks and subtle skin tones. Choose an elephant in a leafy setting, a young animal or a herd moving through a river scene.

African animals at the waterhole Paint By Numbers, with elephants, giraffes, zebras, and flamingos.
African Animals at Waterhole - Paint By Numbers
80x40cm · 60 colours
€51,90
Elephants crossing a river in an African landscape paint by numbers
Elephants Crossing River - Paint By Numbers
70x40cm · 48 colours
€40,90
Elephant in a misty forest in gray and green tones paint by numbers
Elephant in Forest - Paint By Numbers
40x50cm · 30 colours
€26,90
Elephant throwing sand Paint By Numbers, savanna, brown tones
Elephant Throwing Sand - Paint By Numbers
50x50cm · 36 colours
€31,90
Elephant and calf on savanna paint by numbers. Black and white landscape.
Elephant in Ink - Paint By Numbers
50x70cm · 30 colours
€42,90
Elephant in the forest Paint By Numbers, detailed gray skin and green background.
Elephant in Forest 2 - Paint By Numbers
40x50cm · 36 colours
€28,90
The elephant walks on the savanna Paint By Numbers
Elephant in Savanna - Paint By Numbers
50x40cm · 31 colours
€28,90
Baby elephant in the jungle Paint By Numbers. Rainy rainforest, green leaves.
Baby Elephant in Jungle - Paint By Numbers
40x70cm · 48 colours
€40,90

Young elephants, individual studies and herds

An individual study focuses on the elephant’s shape and the light across its skin. A herd scene contains overlapping forms and animals at different scales, while water adds reflections to the composition.

A green forest and a dry savannah offer contrasting palettes. Look at the balance between the animal and its surroundings, then compare the dimensions and close-up detail on the product page.

Explore other wildlife subjects in our paint by numbers collection.

Frequently asked questions

Does the collection include baby elephants?

The subject range includes a young elephant as well as adult animals. Check the product artwork for the exact scene.

Is a herd painting harder than a single-elephant design?

Not automatically. Canvas size and the number and size of painted areas matter alongside the number of animals.