Free Stantler coloring pages (easy Stantler drawing) to print

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Here is a colour idea for Stantler: yellow, brown, dark brown, ivory, very dark grey. Watch the areas fill in and leave the spaces around the character white on your printable drawing.

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National Pokédex #0234Normal Generation 2

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An idea for coloring Stantler

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Opens the black-and-white A4 drawing.

Stantler’s colors

Use warm beige across the coat, deepen the back and lower body with brown and keep the belly pale. Color the legs and antlers dark charcoal, leaving subtle gray highlights along their curves.

Stantler pages look natural in snowy woodland, autumn forest or beneath stars.

What if you chose your own colors?

Blue and green scenery complements the earthy body. Avoid placing branches behind the antlers, where repeated lines could make their loops hard to follow.

Short pencil strokes suggest fur around the neck, while open sky above the head preserves the distinctive crown-like silhouette.

Recognizing Stantler

Stantler is a Normal-type Pokémon resembling a tan deer, with dark legs, a cream tail and large black antlers shaped like rounded eyes. The unusual antlers make this an intermediate coloring page.

Use warm beige across the coat, deepen the back and lower body with brown and keep the belly pale. Color the legs and antlers dark charcoal, leaving subtle gray highlights along their curves. Stantler pages look natural in snowy woodland, autumn forest or beneath stars.

Blue and green scenery complements the earthy body. Avoid placing branches behind the antlers, where repeated lines could make their loops hard to follow. Short pencil strokes suggest fur around the neck, while open sky above the head preserves the distinctive crown-like silhouette.