Shadow in a Fighting Stance, a Sonic the Hedgehog Favorite

Coloring guide
Shadow the Hedgehog is ready to brawl in this line drawing, with both fists up and a fierce scowl. His quills sweep back from his head, and you'll spot a tuft of fur on his chest, cuffed gloves and chunky boots with ankle bands. Since there's no background, the whole page belongs to Shadow and kids can really zoom in on the details. A small color reference picture in the top corner shows young artists how he usually looks: black fur, red stripes on the quills, white gloves and chest fur, and red-and-white boots. Of course, your child can invent a totally different color scheme instead. It's a free PDF, handy for a classroom project or a weekend craft. Fans of Sonic the Hedgehog coloring pages often like Plants vs. Zombies and Halo as well.
A gentle color plan to get started — mix in your own anytime.
- black
- light gray
- medium gray
- bright red
- dark gold
- dark brown
- golden yellow
A suggested order, zone by zone — skip around as you like.
- 1Fill the head, back quills, torso, arms, and chest fur with black, leaving the gloves and eye whites for later.
- 2Color the left shoe's sole with medium gray and its heel with dark brown, then shade the left ankle with black.
- 3Paint the right shoe's sole bright red and add a dark gold ankle band above the right shoe.
- 4Use golden yellow for the left ankle band and light gray for the cuff ring above the right shoe and the small figure in the corner.
- 5Add light gray to the eyelid shine and eye glint, and keep the gloves, lower jaw, cheek stripe, and eye whites white.
- 6Optional: Add a few light gray strokes along the edges of the black areas for a little extra depth.
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