Free Gloom coloring pages (easy Gloom drawing) to print

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Gloom

Here is a colour idea for Gloom: greyish blue, copper brown, reddish brown, rosy beige, plum, ivory. Watch the areas fill in and leave the spaces around the character white on your printable drawing.

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National Pokédex #0044GrassPoisonGeneration 1

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3 Gloom coloring pages available

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An idea for coloring Gloom

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Gloom’s colors

Use blue or indigo on the body, leaving the feet slightly lighter. The flower traditionally combines reddish-brown petals with pale circular markings and an orange center, but burgundy, violet or autumn colors also suit its heavy form.

Color the spots before adding strong shadows so they remain visible. A glossy highlight on the hanging droplet can make the facial detail stand apart from the dark body.

What if you chose your own colors?

Gloom pages work well for intermediate beginners because the outline is broad but the overlapping petals require attention. Add damp grass, mushrooms, moonlight or a shaded forest floor to reinforce the sleepy garden mood.

Keep background flowers smaller and less saturated than the one on its head, which should remain the dominant feature of the printable composition.

Recognizing Gloom

Gloom is a Grass- and Poison-type Pokémon with a dark blue body, sleepy eyes and a large drooping flower on its head. The wide petals, pale spots and expressive face create a quirky coloring subject built from several clearly separated shapes.

Use blue or indigo on the body, leaving the feet slightly lighter. The flower traditionally combines reddish-brown petals with pale circular markings and an orange center, but burgundy, violet or autumn colors also suit its heavy form. Color the spots before adding strong shadows so they remain visible. A glossy highlight on the hanging droplet can make the facial detail stand apart from the dark body.

Gloom pages work well for intermediate beginners because the outline is broad but the overlapping petals require attention. Add damp grass, mushrooms, moonlight or a shaded forest floor to reinforce the sleepy garden mood. Keep background flowers smaller and less saturated than the one on its head, which should remain the dominant feature of the printable composition.

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