Free Ekans coloring pages (easy Ekans drawing) to print

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Ekans

Here is a colour idea for Ekans: serpent purple, belly yellow, eye yellow, tongue pink. Watch the areas fill in and leave the spaces around the character white on your printable drawing.

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National Pokédex #0023PoisonGeneration 1

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2 Ekans coloring pages available

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An idea for coloring Ekans

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Ekans’s colors

The familiar palette uses purple across the body, warm yellow for the bands and pale pink inside the mouth. Begin at the head and follow the direction of the body, darkening the lower edge of each curve so the coils remain separate.

Colored pencils make that transition easier, while markers give the smooth skin a strong graphic finish. Ekans is accessible to beginners when the body is drawn as one open shape, although the face and tail tip require more care.

What if you chose your own colors?

Alternative palettes inspired by coral snakes or green tree snakes can transform the picture without changing the outline. Add sand, leaves, stones or tall grass around the coils, but avoid placing dark patterns directly behind the body.

A simple ground shadow is often enough to make the winding silhouette feel solid.

Recognizing Ekans

Ekans is a Poison-type Pokémon with a long snake body, a broad jaw, yellow neck band and a rattle-like tip on its tail. Its coiled poses create large flowing curves that are useful for practicing even coloring and gradual shading.

The familiar palette uses purple across the body, warm yellow for the bands and pale pink inside the mouth. Begin at the head and follow the direction of the body, darkening the lower edge of each curve so the coils remain separate. Colored pencils make that transition easier, while markers give the smooth skin a strong graphic finish. Ekans is accessible to beginners when the body is drawn as one open shape, although the face and tail tip require more care.

Alternative palettes inspired by coral snakes or green tree snakes can transform the picture without changing the outline. Add sand, leaves, stones or tall grass around the coils, but avoid placing dark patterns directly behind the body. A simple ground shadow is often enough to make the winding silhouette feel solid.

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