Free Ivysaur coloring pages (easy Ivysaur drawing) to print

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Ivysaur

Here is a colour idea for Ivysaur: turquoise blue, leaf green, coral pink, deep teal blue. Watch the areas fill in and leave the spaces around the character white on your printable drawing.

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National Pokédex #0002GrassPoisonGeneration 1

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4 Ivysaur coloring pages available

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Ivysaur’s colors

On these coloring pages, the body and the plant can be treated as two distinct projects: begin with cool blue-green tones for the skin, then build the leaves and bud with warmer greens, pinks or reds. Keeping a narrow uncolored edge between overlapping leaves helps preserve the drawing's depth.

Ivysaur works especially well for children who are ready to manage medium-sized areas and repeated shapes without facing a highly complex picture.

What if you chose your own colors?

Colored pencils make it easy to darken the underside of the bud, while felt-tip pens create a bold cartoon finish. For an original alternative, try an autumn palette with olive leaves and a deep orange bud, then add grass, stones or soft clouds around the character.

Recognizing Ivysaur

Ivysaur is the middle stage of the Bulbasaur family, recognizable by the large flower bud and layered leaves carried across its back. Its stronger legs, visible claws, pointed ears and slightly wider stance give the silhouette more weight than its earlier form.

On these coloring pages, the body and the plant can be treated as two distinct projects: begin with cool blue-green tones for the skin, then build the leaves and bud with warmer greens, pinks or reds. Keeping a narrow uncolored edge between overlapping leaves helps preserve the drawing's depth. Ivysaur works especially well for children who are ready to manage medium-sized areas and repeated shapes without facing a highly complex picture.

Colored pencils make it easy to darken the underside of the bud, while felt-tip pens create a bold cartoon finish. For an original alternative, try an autumn palette with olive leaves and a deep orange bud, then add grass, stones or soft clouds around the character.

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