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Soft pinks · Green hair · A touch of fantasy
Chibi girl with a kimono and bows coloring page
A pink kimono, delicate bows and green hair that reaches the ground. Here is a chibi girl for you to color, along with my hand-colored version for inspiration. Download the free page and choose whichever colors you feel like using.
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- Hand-colored example
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The download is the black-and-white drawing. You decide how to color it.
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Take a moment to choose your pencils
Test your colors first
Before starting the kimono, test your pinks and greens on the same paper. These two templates serve different purposes: practicing blends and recording your favorite colors.
Pencil test sheet
Practice from light to intense and blend two colors. Note which pencils and paper you used.
Download the test sheetAlso available as a PNG · 300 dpi
Blank color chart
Fill its 36 swatches and write each pencil’s name and code. Suitable for any brand.
Download the color chartAlso available as a PNG · 300 dpiBoth are separate A4 sheets, independent of the drawing, with Javier Origin’s logo and QR code. To print the PDFs, choose A4 paper and “Actual size” or 100%.
Hand-colored by Javier Origin
How I colored her with my pencils
I colored this version by hand with Faber-Castell Polychromos and Holbein Artists pencils. The pink kimono contrasts with the green hair, and the petals repeat that pink without filling the background.
Three details to look at
- The hair keeps its highlights
Notice the pale strips that follow the curves of the strands. They are a useful reference for deciding where to leave less pigment.
- The dress has depth
Darker pink folds alternate with light areas. You do not need to color the whole skirt with the same intensity.
- The face has room to breathe
The color is gentle around the eyes and cheeks. That pale space helps preserve her sweet expression.
Pencils used in this example
Faber-Castell Polychromos
- 124Rose Carmine
- 128Light Purple Pink
Holbein Artists
- OP120Peach
- OP011Cherry Blossom
- OP134Naples Yellow
- OP243Fresh Green
- OP267Forest Green
This is the selection I used. If you have other pencils, look for similar shades; you do not need to buy these brands to enjoy the drawing.
Another idea for your version
An Atlas palette for further experiments
Would you like to try another combination? This existing Atlas palette suggests coral, green and a muted red. It is an alternative to the example above, not the list of pencils I used for it.
Old rose · Natural
Faber-Castell Polychromos
- Light warm graySleeves and light areas270 · Warm Grey I
- CoralA gentle base for the kimono131 · Coral
- Brown ochreBrown hair as an alternative182 · Brown Ochre
- Light greenBows or fabric details162 · Light Phthalo Green
- Indian redKnots and deep folds192 · Indian Red
View Old rose · Natural in the colored-pencil Atlas (in Spanish)
The linked Atlas is currently in Spanish: choose Polychromos, “Flores y botánica”, then “Rosa antigua · Natural”.
On-screen swatches are a guide. Test your pencils on the paper you plan to use.
From the first layer to the finishing touches
A simple way to color it
Start with light pressure so you can build up color gradually and decide which areas to keep lighter.
Start with the light shades
Add a light first layer to the skin and kimono. Reserve the white of the eyes and the light strips in the hair before deepening the shadows.
Follow the strands
Move your pencil from roots to ends. Add more color beneath the bun and near the neck; leave a light area on the broad curves.
Connect the clothing and bows
Repeat the same pink in the dress, decorations and a few petals. Deepen the shadows near the sash and keep the background airy.
Four details to make your version stand out
THE HAIR
Green hair with volume
Try a light green base and a darker green beside overlapping strands. Follow each curve with long, gentle strokes. Avoid crossing from side to side across the hair.
THE KIMONO
Folds that read clearly at a glance
Place shadows beside the lines that fall from the waist. Ease your pressure toward the center of each fold. Alternating light and dark strips will make the fabric look more rounded.
THE BOWS
Separate the knot from the ribbons
Darken the center of the knot and the bends in the ribbons slightly. Keep their outer edges light so they remain distinct from the hair.
THE FLOWERS
Small details, a little color
Sharpen your pencil for the floral shoulder ornament and loose petals. Apply a gentle layer and leave some white gaps: small details disappear if you fill them too heavily.
Will the gray shading show through the pencils?
Yes. This page includes gray shading that can guide you. Test your color in a small area: light layers allow the drawing to show through, while pressing too hard can cover the details.
If you would like to practice first, find more ideas in the colored pencil learning guides.
Plan your next afternoon of coloring
Download the page and print it your way
Choose A4 paper in portrait orientation and “Fit to page”. Check that the bun, both ends of the hair and the kimono hem fit. Print at a comfortable size so you can enjoy coloring the flowers.
Which pencils can I use?
Use the ones you have. Try light layers with colored pencils and sharpen the tip for small details. To compare options, read the coloring materials guide.
JPG · Portrait layout
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Light fabrics, flowers and delicate shadows.
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Another example I hand-colored with Polychromos.
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The complete drawing, centered with a margin. Choose your paper size and print at actual size, without cropping.