Free Gardevoir coloring pages (easy Gardevoir drawing) to print

The most beautiful Gardevoir coloring pages and drawings for children. Easy to use. Printable!

Here is a colour idea for Gardevoir: green, pink, red, white. Watch the areas fill in and leave the spaces around the character white on your printable drawing.

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National Pokédex #0282Psychic Fairy Generation 3

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4 Gardevoir coloring pages available

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An idea for coloring Gardevoir

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Gardevoir’s colors

Keep the main body white, placing pale green-gray shadow inside folds and beneath the arms. Use rich green on the head and upper body, and color the chest fin red.

Gardevoir coloring pages look elegant among glowing crystals, stars or radiating psychic circles.

What if you chose your own colors?

Violet and midnight blue scenery separates the pale figure. Leave clear space around the fingertips and flowing dress edges, avoiding effects that follow the same curves.

Long, light pencil strokes give the gown movement, while a halo behind the head preserves the calm face and strong red focal accent.

Recognizing Gardevoir

Gardevoir is a Psychic- and Fairy-type Pokémon with a white gown-like body, green head and arms, and a red fin projecting from its chest. The sweeping dress and slender hands suit intermediate colorists.

Keep the main body white, placing pale green-gray shadow inside folds and beneath the arms. Use rich green on the head and upper body, and color the chest fin red. Gardevoir coloring pages look elegant among glowing crystals, stars or radiating psychic circles.

Violet and midnight blue scenery separates the pale figure. Leave clear space around the fingertips and flowing dress edges, avoiding effects that follow the same curves. Long, light pencil strokes give the gown movement, while a halo behind the head preserves the calm face and strong red focal accent.