Free Pelipper coloring pages (easy Pelipper drawing) to print

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Pelipper

Here is a colour idea for Pelipper: white, sky blue, cream yellow. Watch the areas fill in and leave the spaces around the character white on your printable drawing.

National Pokédex #0279WaterFlyingGeneration 3

Printable collection

2 Pelipper coloring pages available

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Coloring field guide

An idea for coloring Pelipper

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Opens the black-and-white A4 drawing.

Pelipper’s colors

The second gives it a more upright outline, spreading its wings to either side. Compare the curve of the beak and the position of the feet before starting; the white spaces change from one pose to the other.

To echo its familiar look, keep the body very pale, put blue on the wings, and choose yellow for the broad beak.

What if you chose your own colors?

You can change that palette to invent a fantastic seabird instead. Fill the pouch first, then the feathers, and finish with the eye and tiny claws.

The open paper around each silhouette has room for clouds or a few fish without covering the clear outlines.

Recognizing Pelipper

Pelipper is a Water- and Flying-type Pokémon whose enormous beak makes the most playful part of either coloring page. In the first drawing it lifts both wings as if waving, with a small body visible below the pouch.

The second gives it a more upright outline, spreading its wings to either side. Compare the curve of the beak and the position of the feet before starting; the white spaces change from one pose to the other. To echo its familiar look, keep the body very pale, put blue on the wings, and choose yellow for the broad beak.

You can change that palette to invent a fantastic seabird instead. Fill the pouch first, then the feathers, and finish with the eye and tiny claws. The open paper around each silhouette has room for clouds or a few fish without covering the clear outlines.

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