Free Wurmple coloring pages (easy Wurmple drawing) to print

In the second, it sits more upright and turns its head toward you. Look for the tall horn, the points along its back, and the rings dividing its body before choosing colors. You might alternate a soft red on the larger sections with a pale cream underneath, or invent a completely different pattern. Fill the broad segments first, then tackle the small feet one at a time so their outlines stay visible.

The side view lets you follow the rhythm of the rings toward the tail. On the upright view, use a sharp pencil for the eye and the tiny spikes. A plain white background will make the character's lively silhouette easy to see.