Free Oddish coloring pages (easy Oddish drawing) to print

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

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National Pokédex #0043Grass Poison Generation 1

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An idea for coloring Oddish

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Opens the black-and-white A4 drawing.

Oddish’s colors

Begin with the body, using deep blue or indigo and a lighter oval highlight on the face. Then color each leaf separately in greens ranging from lime at the tips to forest green near the center.

Keeping narrow light edges between the leaves prevents the cluster from becoming one solid shape. Oddish pages are excellent for beginners because the feet, eyes and mouth are small but the main sections are generous.

What if you chose your own colors?

Crayons create a cheerful flat result, while pencils allow soft leaf veins and nighttime shadows. Place the character in soil, among garden plants or beneath a starry sky.

A warm brown ground contrasts with the blue body, and a pale background ensures that the dark lower shape and lively green crown remain equally easy to read.

Recognizing Oddish

Oddish is a Grass- and Poison-type Pokémon with a small round blue body and a cluster of broad green leaves growing from its head. The design contains two simple textures: smooth skin below and overlapping foliage above.

Begin with the body, using deep blue or indigo and a lighter oval highlight on the face. Then color each leaf separately in greens ranging from lime at the tips to forest green near the center. Keeping narrow light edges between the leaves prevents the cluster from becoming one solid shape. Oddish pages are excellent for beginners because the feet, eyes and mouth are small but the main sections are generous.

Crayons create a cheerful flat result, while pencils allow soft leaf veins and nighttime shadows. Place the character in soil, among garden plants or beneath a starry sky. A warm brown ground contrasts with the blue body, and a pale background ensures that the dark lower shape and lively green crown remain equally easy to read.