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Long ears · Blue bandages · A Halloween hug
Mummy bunny with a rag doll coloring page
A character in a bunny costume hugs a little mummy doll. The long ears, bandages and button eyes offer plenty to explore with color. Download the free page and take inspiration from patro_espigares’s version with soft blues and warm shades.
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- Hand-colored example
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Take a moment to choose your pencils
Test your colors first
Test the costume’s blues and the doll’s colors before starting. The test sheet helps you practice layers and blends; the blank chart lets you record a swatch of each pencil.
Pencil test sheet
Practice from light to intense and blend two colors. Note which pencils and paper you used.
Download the test sheet Also 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 chart Also 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 patro_espigares · Lapiceros Unidos
A colorful hug by patro_espigares
patro_espigares, a member of Lapiceros Unidos (Español), hand-colored this page with Faber-Castell Polychromos pencils on recycled Paint On paper. The blue costume contrasts with the rosy face and the doll’s earthy colors. The stitches and large button eyes still take center stage.
Finished coloring: CC BY-NC-ND 4.0. Read the credits and sharing conditions.
Three details to look at
- Blues that keep the bandages visible
The costume has light areas and others with deeper blue. The lines between the bandages remain visible and help you follow the shape of the body and arms.
- A warm face among the blues
Rosy cheeks, the inner ears and golden eyes add warmth. The white eye highlights keep the gaze lively.
- A doll with its own texture
Beige, brown and small green touches distinguish the doll. Its dark stitches and button eyes stand out while preserving the fabric look.
Pencils used in this example
Faber-Castell Polychromos
- 154 Light Cobalt Turquoise
- 132 Beige Red
- 189 Cinnamon
- 102 Cream
- 124 Rose Carmine
- 180 Raw Umber
- 151 Helioblue-Reddish
- 174 Chromium Green Opaque
- 177 Walnut Brown
- 273 Warm Grey IV
Paper: recycled Paint On. These are the pencils patro_espigares used. Look for similar shades among the pencils you already have; you do not need to buy these brands to enjoy the drawing.
Another idea for your version
An Atlas palette for the mummy doll
The creative palette “Skull: aged bone” combines ivory, warm grays and sepia. Try it on the doll’s bandages for an aged-fabric look. It is an alternative for that area, different from the ten pencils patro_espigares used; it does not include the costume’s blues or the face’s pinks.
Skull: aged bone
Faber-Castell Polychromos
- IvoryA pale base for the doll’s fabric103 · Ivory
- Light warm grayFirst shadows between the bandages270 · Warm Grey I
- Medium warm grayAreas behind the arms272 · Warm Grey III
- Dark warm graySmall gaps beside the buttons274 · Warm Grey V
- Dark sepiaStitches and button-eye edges175 · Dark Sepia
Open Skull: aged bone in the Atlas creative palettes (in Spanish)
The linked Atlas is currently in Spanish. Use the pencil names and codes listed above to find matching shades.
On-screen swatches are a guide. Test your pencils on the paper you plan to use.
From the first layer to the finishing touches
Bring color to the costume, bandages and hug
Begin with light layers to distinguish the bunny from the doll. Then add small shadows without covering the lines that make each character special.
Separate the two friends
Try one color for the costume and another for the doll. Place the swatches together and choose two shades that are easy to distinguish.
Color with light pressure
Add a first layer to the costume, ears and doll. Leave light areas in the centers of the bandages and beside the rounded parts of the face.
Add the small details
Deepen a few shadows beneath the arms and between the bandages. Finish with the cheeks, stitches and buttons, using a sharp pencil point.
Four details to make your version stand out
THE EARS
Two colors that work together
Use the costume color on the ear edges and a soft shade inside. Add a little more shadow near the base and keep the broadest area light.
THE BANDAGES
They do not all need the same shadow
Keep the center of each strip lighter. Add a gentle line where one bandage passes beneath another, without outlining every edge with equal pressure.
THE DOLL
Stitches that stay visible
Color the fabric gently first. Then sharpen a brown or gray pencil for the small dots and stitches. Try a touch of another color on the hands and feet too.
THE EYES
Preserve the little highlights
Color around the white dots in the eyes. A darker shade above and a lighter one below let you experiment with the gaze without covering the highlights.
Do I have to color the bandages blue?
No. Blue is part of patro_espigares’s example. Leave the bandages pale, use another color or combine several intensities of the same shade. The key is to keep the costume and doll distinct.
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
For the JPG, choose portrait orientation and “Fit to page”. Check that the ear tips and feet are fully visible. If you use a PDF, choose the A4 or Letter size specified by the file.
Do I need the same paper and pencils?
No. Use the pencils you have and paper suitable for your printer. Before printing, check that it supports the paper’s type and weight. The download is the black-and-white drawing for making your own version. To compare options, explore the coloring materials guide.
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