Once the Dragon is colored, use brightly colored felt to give it a tongue, spooky wiggle eyes to bring its expression to life, and yarn for the hair on either side of the jawline. Give one a fierce glare, another a warm smile, and the third an energetic stance. Accessorize their gis differently or shade each one’s hair. You can use any tools and materials you like, such as crayons, markers, pencils, paints, or digital apps. You can also choose any colors you want, whether you want to follow the original colors from the show or create your own unique palette. This creates the illusion that Goku is bursting through the clouds! 5. An Inventive Place to Keep Action Figures Krillin is one of the more humorous characters from the Dragon Ball Z series, and he is here for you to color in this next image.

The unusual look of this character compared to the others in this collection will definitely make it stand out once you have finished coloring it.There are lots of great details to color here, even though it shows him as a small child! Which colors will you choose? We would use some acrylic paints or colored markers for details such as his hair to make the colors brighter. Color his glowing yellow spiky hair and bright aura with care as his power builds. In the distance, draw a shadowy outline of a menacing villain appearing as Goku prepares to defend the Earth!

Print the figures you want to use onto the shrink sheets, have your kids color them in with marker, and then cut them out. On the poster board, they can draw a freehand scene, such as a maze, a combat scene, or a scene that takes place on another planet! This series follows the adventures of Goku and his superpowered friends as they battle the forces of evil. We would use some colored pens or markers for this one to make the colors even brighter, but what art mediums can you think of? When coloring famous characters, you can either replicate their common look or create a brand new look for them, and it’s up to you to decide which approach you take.Young Gohan is noble and brave, with untapped power lying dormant. What legend will you create for these three Gohans?

Place them in a circle around the bottom of the large pumpkin to make this craft extra fancy. 3. Make the Characters Movable Experiment with different shades, gradients, highlights, shadows, and effects to make your coloring more realistic and dynamic. The colors for his clothing in this form consist of purple with red details, so that can get you started for a screen-accurate version if that’s what you would like to create! For the anime-lover in your household, why not have a Goku-themed birthday party and use my Goku pictures as inexpensive decorations?Goku is a great choice of character for this fun craft. Use four squares of stiff cardboard or Styrofoam and cut out four separate circles, each one a little smaller than the last.

You’ll need either blue or orange (or both! You can make multiple bags) gift bags, which you can likely find at the dollar store for cheap or party supply stores for slightly more. This next pose that Goku is in is very cool indeed! He looks ready for action and looks pretty confident in himself. You also get a great look at the details of his outfit. With a pencil, draw lines where the top and bottom of the book fall, then set the book aside and fold along the lines inward. Then, each one should carefully be cut apart so that the legs, arms, head, and torso are all separate.This next Dragon Ball Z coloring sheet features another image from the past as we see Kid Gohan in this one. Triple the half-Saiyan excitement with these Gohan triplet clones! Though identical, make each Gohan unique by adding your own special details and colors. If sprayed with acrylic spray when finished, the box should last a long time! 6. Design a Color by Number Craft