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Spells, broomsticks and magical potions

Free printable witch coloring pages

Here are 6 free witch coloring pages to print: kawaii witches with a broomstick, moon, cauldron, owl or Halloween pumpkin. Choose your favorite, prepare a few colors and add your own magic.

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Little witch flying on a broomstick through a fantasy landscape to color
Open your creative cauldron. Combine violets, greens, oranges and blues to invent your own magic.
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Six black-and-white pages

Kawaii and Halloween witch coloring pages

Choose your drawing: a young witch, a little witch with glasses, a flight past the moon, a potion in a cauldron, a pumpkin or an owl. Each character offers a different way to explore hair, clothes and small details.

Select an image to view it larger, or use its download button to save and print it.

Share with attribution: these six illustrations are offered under the CC BY-NC 4.0 license, which allows sharing and adaptation for noncommercial purposes.
Kawaii witch girl with a blue hat, lilac hoodie and blonde hair, colored in pencil by nievesfeg
Hand-colored by nievesfeg. Base illustration by Javier Origin, created using AI and digital editing. Coloring license: CC BY-NC-ND 4.0.

From outline to color

Blues and lilacs for a sweet-looking little witch

This is how nievesfeg interpreted the witch girl in a hoodie from this collection: a blue hat, lilac clothes and light hair that brightens her face. The ochre bag adds warm contrast without drawing attention away from her face.

An idea to try in your version

Leave a light band on the hat and in the center of the hoodie. Add gentle layers beside the folds to give the clothes form while keeping that delicate feeling. In the hair, follow the strands and preserve a few light gaps between strokes.

Materials used by nievesfeg

Faber-Castell Polychromos

  • 183 Light Yellow Ochre
  • 186 Terracotta
  • 140 Light Ultramarine
  • 145 Light Phthalo Blue
  • 170 May Green
  • 199 Black
  • 231 Cold Grey II

Paper: Hahnemühle Nostalgie, 190 gsm.

You do not need the same pencils: choose a blue, a lilac and an ochre from your set, and test how they work together on a scrap of paper.

Download this little witch in black and white

From the drawing to your table

How to download and print the little witches on A4

Download the full file to preserve the line detail. The pages’ portrait format suits A4 paper.

1 · Desktop or mobile

Save your drawing

Select your chosen witch’s “Download” button. If your browser opens the drawing, save it from the menu; on mobile, you can also press and hold the image.

2 · One drawing per sheet

Adjust the print settings

Open the saved drawing and choose A4 paper, portrait orientation and “Fit to printable area.” Check the preview to keep the hat, broomstick and all edges visible.

3 · Prepare your colors

Choose your paper

For pencils, try lightly textured 120–180 gsm paper if your printer supports it. For markers, test the ink first and protect the table with another sheet.

Looking for a page to start with? Try the little witch flying past the moon, with clear outlines and large areas.

Kawaii witch with a hat and cloak beside a Halloween pumpkin to color
A little witch and her pumpkin for combining warm oranges, violets and soft shadows.

Halloween special

Printable Halloween witch coloring pages

This little witch with a hat and cloak, accompanied by a pumpkin, is a Halloween page to color at your own pace. Try an orange pumpkin beside a violet cloak and preserve light areas to give the figure form.

1
Choose a cloak color

Use violet, dark blue or green and preserve light areas in the folds.

2
Give the pumpkin form

Start with yellow or soft orange and deepen the grooves with a darker tone.

3
Work on the hat

Darken the underside of the brim and the folds to separate the shapes.

4
Take care with the face and hair

Apply light layers and leave small highlights to preserve the sweet expression.

Download the witch with a pumpkin View palettes
Colored kawaii little witch with green hair, a violet hat and an orange pumpkin
Colored by Javier Origin. The tutorial includes its own template and photographs to follow the process.

Learn from a colored example

Color a kawaii little witch with seven pencils

Finding it hard to decide where to put shadows? In this tutorial, I guide you from the first blending tests to the finished little witch, with an orange pumpkin, green hair and a softly colored cloak.

First we test the colors and place the lights and shadows. Then we apply the base layers and soften them with dry cotton. Refer to the photographs as you color and return to any step you need.

See how to color the little witch step by step View the tutorial’s seven colors

Tips from your teacher

How to color witches: hair, fabrics and magical effects

Plan the lighting and main colors first. Add patterns, smoke and highlights once the figure has form.

1

Hair in sections

Separate large groups, preserve a band of light and darken beneath the hat.

2

Different fabrics

Use soft shadows on the dress and defined reflections on boots, belts and buckles.

3

Magic through contrast

Place the brightest color on the wand, potion or smoke and repeat it in nearby areas.

Combinations for every personality

Three palettes for kawaii and Halloween witches

Choose a dominant color family and reserve one or two contrasting hues for magic, eyes and accessories.

Kawaii witch

Lavender and pink

A sweet combination for cheerful characters, soft dresses and charming accessories.

Forest witch

Green and earth tones

Olive, moss, brown and muted yellow for plants, leather, wood and bottles.

Halloween witch

Violet and orange

Dark colors for the night, orange for pumpkins and acid green for the cauldron.

Find colors in the Atlas Explore more color palettes

Beyond the pointed hat

Witches, kawaii characters and magic in coloring pages

In fantasy, they can be funny characters, guardians of nature, scholars of ancient knowledge or independent protagonists.

✦ Spells and mystery

Magic and power

They represent transformation, imagination and possibilities beyond everyday life.

❧ Forests and animals

Nature

They are associated with herbs, seasons, animals and knowledge of their surroundings.

◆ Characters with personality

Independence

They can represent courage, strength and the freedom to follow their own path.

☾ Ancient secrets

Wisdom

Books, potions and symbols reflect study, experience and knowledge passed down through generations.

Other Halloween companions

A bunny in a witch hat and a cat with a pumpkin

After the six little witches, continue with these two kawaii animals. Reuse the oranges and violets you have chosen and try combining them with light or dark fur.

Kawaii bunny with a witch hat and Halloween pumpkin to color
Long ears and a large hat

Kawaii bunny in a witch hat

The hat offers room to explore violets and blues. Keep the bunny light and use orange for the pumpkin to separate the drawing’s three main elements.

View the bunny in a witch hat coloring page
Large-eyed kawaii cat with a Halloween pumpkin to color
Fur and a smiling pumpkin

Kawaii cat with a Halloween pumpkin

Choose a cream-colored cat beside an orange pumpkin, or try dark fur with violet highlights. Preserve the small highlights in the eyes as you add color.

View the cat with a pumpkin coloring page

My coloring books

Continue with Halloween Stamps

If these little witches leave you wanting more Halloween coloring, discover Halloween Stamps. It is one of my collections for enjoying color and making small paper creations, such as a handmade card.

The six pages on this page remain free. Halloween Stamps is purchased separately: check its samples, price and usage terms on Ko-fi before choosing.

View Halloween Stamps on Ko-fi Explore my coloring books

Halloween Stamps opens in a new tab so you can return to your drawings. You can also visit the full shop or support the creation of new resources.

Frequently asked questions

Downloading, printing and coloring witches

How do I download the witch drawings?

Select the “Download” button for your chosen little witch. You can also view it full size in a new tab. If the browser does not save it directly, use its save-image option or press and hold the image on mobile.

Are all six drawings free?

Yes. You can download them free and use them under the CC BY-NC 4.0 license.

Which little witch is easiest to start with?

The little witch flying past the moon has clear outlines and large areas. The cauldron scene includes bottles and a table for practicing more detail.

How do I print the little witches on A4 from my phone?

Save the drawing, open it in Photos or Files and look for Print or your printer’s app. Select A4, portrait orientation and “Fit to printable area.” You will need a printer compatible with your phone; check the preview before printing.

Which paper works well for colored pencils?

Lightly textured 120–180 gsm paper can help with layering. Check the paper weight supported by your printer and test the print quality on one sheet first.

Which colors can I use for Halloween witches?

Orange and violet work well for the pumpkin and cloak. Try bright green or turquoise for the potion, and soft yellow for the moon. You can also choose a pastel palette.

Is there a step-by-step little witch coloring tutorial?

Yes. The kawaii little witch tutorial using seven pencils includes the template, palette and process photographs. Follow the example to practice blending, highlights and shadows before trying them on other pages.

Can I share the uncolored or modified pages?

Yes, for noncommercial purposes and in accordance with CC BY-NC 4.0: credit Javier Origin, retain attribution information, link to the license and indicate the changes you made. See the terms and attribution example.

Sharing is part of creating too

License for the pages and the colored example

The six downloadable base illustrations on this page are offered under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International license.

You may copy, redistribute and adapt the pages, whether uncolored or colored, for noncommercial purposes. Credit Javier Origin, retain attribution information, link to the license and indicate whether you made changes. Do not add restrictions that prevent uses permitted by the license.

The example colored by nievesfeg is shared under CC BY-NC-ND 4.0 for their original contributions to the coloring. Its terms are shown beside the image and do not change the license of the base illustration.

Attribution example: Illustration by Javier Origin, under CC BY-NC 4.0. If you color or modify it, add your name and describe the changes.

© Javier Origin. .

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