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Here is a colour idea for Skitty: pink, cream, purple, light pink, pale yellow. Watch the areas fill in and leave the spaces around the character white on your printable drawing.

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National Pokédex #0300Normal Generation 3

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An idea for coloring Skitty

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Opens the black-and-white A4 drawing.

Skitty’s colors

Follow the oversized oval at the tail tip and the tiny balls on their curved stalks. These round forms are fun places for dots or stripes.

Its ears end in sharp tufts, while a curled mark sits between them on the forehead. Pale pink and cream echo its familiar appearance, but orange or lilac would give this kitten a new personality.

What if you chose your own colors?

Try short strokes inside the ears to suggest soft fur. Keep the standing pose quiet with gentle shading below its paws.

For the leap, strengthen the color around the cheeks and tail tip to amplify the bounce. A careful border around each eye will preserve the cheerful face.

Recognizing Skitty

Skitty is the Kitten Pokémon, a Normal type whose playful tail looks almost like a toy of its own. In one picture it pauses with four paws on the ground; in the other it skips forward with its mouth open.

Follow the oversized oval at the tail tip and the tiny balls on their curved stalks. These round forms are fun places for dots or stripes. Its ears end in sharp tufts, while a curled mark sits between them on the forehead. Pale pink and cream echo its familiar appearance, but orange or lilac would give this kitten a new personality.

Try short strokes inside the ears to suggest soft fur. Keep the standing pose quiet with gentle shading below its paws. For the leap, strengthen the color around the cheeks and tail tip to amplify the bounce. A careful border around each eye will preserve the cheerful face.