All kawaii challenges
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Sticker Pop Grand Tour
Use all 7 colors in the Sticker Pop palette on your kawaii page, and don't give two areas that sit next to each other the same color.
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Photo Palette Cuties
Open the last photo you took and pick 5 colors from it to color your kawaii page.
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Sun and Sea Split
Use 4 to 6 colors from the Sun and Sea palette: the warm ones for the characters and the cool ones for the background. Notice how the warm areas seem to step forward.
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Candy Shop Dress Code
Dress all the characters for the same party: use exactly 3 colors from the Candy Shop palette and make sure every character wears one shared accent color somewhere.
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Sticker Pop Blush
Color the characters with exactly 5 colors from the Sticker Pop palette, then give every character, and even the objects, soft blushing cheeks.
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Retro Diner Sticker Sheet
Leave a thick white border around every character and color the background in one bold color, so they look like stickers. Use exactly 5 colors from the Retro Diner palette.
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Kitty Colors Quiet Time
Slow down: color your kawaii page one area at a time and finish it before moving to the next. Use exactly 4 colors from the Kitty Colors palette and take a slow breath between areas.
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Candy Shop Lullaby
Keep everything soft: use exactly 6 colors from the Candy Shop palette with light, even pressure, and skip heavy shading. Extra soft, extra cute.
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Alien Planet Glow Friends
Use exactly 3 colors from the Alien Planet palette. Color the background deep and dark, then make the characters glow with the lightest ones.
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Lavender Field First Steps
An easy start: use exactly 2 colors from the Lavender Field palette. Color the characters' bodies first with light, even pressure, then fill in cheeks, eyes and tiny accessories last.
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Candy Shop Checkers
Use exactly 3 colors from the Candy Shop palette and alternate them so that no two neighboring areas ever share a color on a character or its surroundings.
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Fiesta Silhouette
Make the characters light and the background dark, or the other way round. Use exactly 3 colors from the Fiesta palette and push the difference as far as it will go.
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Holo Shimmer Minimalist
Less is more: finish the whole kawaii page with exactly 2 colors from the Holo Shimmer palette. If you need extra tones and you're using colored pencils, layer the colors over each other instead of adding new ones.
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Spring Blossom Reflection
Make the colors on your kawaii page symmetrical: use exactly 3 colors from the Spring Blossom palette and give every area exactly the same color as its twin on the other side of the page.
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Bubble Tea One Each
Give each character a single color from the Bubble Tea palette and shade it by pressing harder with pencils or adding a second layer with markers. Use exactly 4 colors.
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Ice Cream Parlor Loop
Choose exactly 4 colors from the Ice Cream Parlor palette, put them in an order you like and repeat that order from one character to the next, like a beat that never breaks.
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Bubble Tea Dash
Set a timer for 5 minutes and color as much of the kawaii page as you can with exactly 2 colors from the Bubble Tea palette. When the timer rings, put your pencils down, finished or not.
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Olive Depths
Stick to one color family: use exactly 4 colors, all shades of olive, from the palest to the deepest, and nothing else. Give each character its own shade so they stay easy to tell apart.
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Rainbow Cuties
Use exactly 7 colors from the Rainbow palette and give each character the next rainbow color, so they line up like a happy rainbow crew.
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Cyan and Tomato Standoff
Use exactly 4 colors: a light and a dark version of both cyan and tomato, so the page has depth as well as contrast. Give the characters one color and their surroundings the other.
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Retro Diner Glide
Use 3 to 5 colors from the Retro Diner palette, sorted from lightest to darkest, and let them shift gradually from one corner of the page to the opposite corner.
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Ice Cream Parlor Snack Buddies
Color each character as if it were made of a flavor: strawberry, matcha, chocolate, lemon. Use exactly 3 colors from the Ice Cream Parlor palette.
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Coral Reef Burst
Go bright: use exactly 6 colors from the Coral Reef palette at full strength, pressing firmly so every area is rich and even. Bright, flat color keeps the characters cheerful and sticker-like.
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Bubble Tea Glow
Color for a playful feeling: use exactly 3 colors from the Bubble Tea palette, and for each area of the kawaii page choose whichever color feels most playful to you.
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Cuties Color Marathon
Use exactly 7 different colors, and don't use the same color twice within one character. Choose the 7 pencils or markers from your set that you use the least.
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Meadow Calendar
Bring spring to your kawaii page: use exactly 4 colors from the Meadow palette and color it as if you were seeing it on a fresh spring morning.
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Pastel Goth Holo
Make the characters look holographic by blending exactly 4 colors from the Pastel Goth palette softly into each other inside every shape. This works best with colored pencils.
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Violet Glint
Color almost everything in grays, then add violet in just a few chosen places, such as cheeks and tiny accessories. Use exactly 3 colors: 2 grays and violet.
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Alien Planet Sleepyheads
Color one half of the page in bright daytime colors and the other half in sleepy night colors. Use exactly 5 colors from the Alien Planet palette.
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Soft Rainbow Cuties
Use exactly 7 colors from the Pastel Rainbow palette in rainbow order, moving from one character to the next, and keep the pressure light so everything stays dreamy.
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Fiesta All In
Use all 7 colors in the Fiesta palette on your kawaii page, and don't give two areas that sit next to each other the same color.
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Set Neighbors Cuties
Pick 4 colors that sit right next to each other in your pencil or marker set and use only those for your kawaii page.
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Fiesta Dress Code
Dress all the characters for the same party: use exactly 5 colors from the Fiesta palette and make sure every character wears one shared accent color somewhere.
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Holo Shimmer Blush
Color the characters with exactly 3 colors from the Holo Shimmer palette, then give every character, and even the objects, soft blushing cheeks.
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Sunset Die-Cut
Leave a thick white border around every character and color the background in one bold color, so they look like stickers. Use exactly 4 colors from the Sunset palette.
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Meadow Still Point
Slow down: color your kawaii page one area at a time and finish it before moving to the next. Use exactly 3 colors from the Meadow palette and take a slow breath between areas.
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Holo Shimmer Haze
Keep everything soft: use exactly 5 colors from the Holo Shimmer palette with light, even pressure, and skip heavy shading. Extra soft, extra cute.
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Sorbet Glow Friends
Use exactly 4 colors from the Sorbet palette. Color the background deep and dark, then make the characters glow with the lightest ones.
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Spring Blossom Warm-Up
An easy start: use exactly 3 colors from the Spring Blossom palette. Color the characters' bodies first with light, even pressure, then fill in cheeks, eyes and tiny accessories last.
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Morning Tea Swap
Use exactly 2 colors from the Morning Tea palette and alternate them so that no two neighboring areas ever share a color on a character or its surroundings.
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Galaxy Light and Shadow
Make the characters light and the background dark, or the other way round. Use exactly 3 colors from the Galaxy palette and push the difference as far as it will go.
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Spring Blossom Minimalist
Less is more: finish the whole kawaii page with exactly 2 colors from the Spring Blossom palette. If you need extra tones and you're using colored pencils, layer the colors over each other instead of adding new ones.
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Pastel Rainbow Fold
Make the colors on your kawaii page symmetrical: use exactly 4 colors from the Pastel Rainbow palette and give every area exactly the same color as its twin on the other side of the page.
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Morning Tea Squad
Give each character a single color from the Morning Tea palette and shade it by pressing harder with pencils or adding a second layer with markers. Use exactly 6 colors.
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Morning Tea Parade
Choose exactly 3 colors from the Morning Tea palette, put them in an order you like and repeat that order from one character to the next, like a beat that never breaks.
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Fiesta Sprint
Set a timer for 10 minutes and color as much of the kawaii page as you can with exactly 5 colors from the Fiesta palette. When the timer rings, put your pencils down, finished or not.
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Violet Shades
Stick to one color family: use exactly 5 colors, all shades of violet, from the palest to the deepest, and nothing else. Give each character its own shade so they stay easy to tell apart.
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Red and Green Clash
Use exactly 2 colors: red and green, two complementary colors that sit opposite each other on the color wheel. Give one of them the larger areas and let the other one pop. Give the characters one color and their surroundings the other.
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Fiesta Fade
Use exactly 5 colors from the Fiesta palette, sorted from lightest to darkest, and let them shift gradually from one corner of the page to the opposite corner.
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Bakery Sweet Crew
Color each character as if it were made of a flavor: strawberry, matcha, chocolate, lemon. Use exactly 5 colors from the Bakery palette.
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Sticker Pop Burst
Go bright: use exactly 3 colors from the Sticker Pop palette at full strength, pressing firmly so every area is rich and even. Bright, flat color keeps the characters cheerful and sticker-like.
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Plushie Vibe
Color for a cozy feeling: use 3 to 5 colors from the Plushie palette, and for each area of the kawaii page choose whichever color feels most cozy to you.
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Ice Cream Parlor Season
Bring summer to your kawaii page: use 4 or 5 colors from the Ice Cream Parlor palette and color it as if you were seeing it in bright summer sunshine.
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Candy Shop Holo
Make the characters look holographic by blending exactly 5 colors from the Candy Shop palette softly into each other inside every shape. This works best with colored pencils.
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Lavender Field Day and Night
Color one half of the page in bright daytime colors and the other half in sleepy night colors. Use exactly 4 colors from the Lavender Field palette.
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Lavender Field Full Set
Use all 7 colors in the Lavender Field palette on your kawaii page, and don't give two areas that sit next to each other the same color.
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Blind Pick Cuties
Close your eyes and pick 5 colors from your set. Those are your whole palette for your kawaii page, no swaps allowed.
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Lavender Field Dress Code
Dress all the characters for the same party: use exactly 4 colors from the Lavender Field palette and make sure every character wears one shared accent color somewhere.
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Cocoa Rosy
Color the characters with exactly 4 colors from the Cocoa palette, then give every character, and even the objects, soft blushing cheeks.
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Alien Planet Peel and Stick
Leave a thick white border around every character and color the background in one bold color, so they look like stickers. Use exactly 3 colors from the Alien Planet palette.
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Plushie Calm Corner
Slow down: color your kawaii page one area at a time and finish it before moving to the next. Use 3 to 5 colors from the Plushie palette and take a slow breath between areas.
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Bubble Tea Lullaby
Keep everything soft: use exactly 3 colors from the Bubble Tea palette with light, even pressure, and skip heavy shading. Extra soft, extra cute.
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Galaxy Glow Friends
Use exactly 3 colors from the Galaxy palette. Color the background deep and dark, then make the characters glow with the lightest ones.
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Ice Cream Parlor First Steps
An easy start: use 2 or 3 colors from the Ice Cream Parlor palette. Color the characters' bodies first with light, even pressure, then fill in cheeks, eyes and tiny accessories last.
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Pastel Rainbow Switch
Use exactly 4 colors from the Pastel Rainbow palette and alternate them so that no two neighboring areas ever share a color on a character or its surroundings.
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Sunset Silhouette
Make the characters light and the background dark, or the other way round. Use exactly 2 colors from the Sunset palette and push the difference as far as it will go.
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Bakery Short List
Less is more: finish the whole kawaii page with exactly 3 colors from the Bakery palette. If you need extra tones and you're using colored pencils, layer the colors over each other instead of adding new ones.
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Picnic Mirror
Make the colors on your kawaii page symmetrical: use exactly 5 colors from the Picnic palette and give every area exactly the same color as its twin on the other side of the page.
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Picnic Color Buddies
Give each character a single color from the Picnic palette and shade it by pressing harder with pencils or adding a second layer with markers. Use exactly 3 colors.
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Bubble Tea Rhythm
Choose exactly 6 colors from the Bubble Tea palette, put them in an order you like and repeat that order from one character to the next, like a beat that never breaks.
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Lavender Field Sprint
Set a timer for 15 minutes and color as much of the kawaii page as you can with exactly 4 colors from the Lavender Field palette. When the timer rings, put your pencils down, finished or not.
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Slate Depths
Stick to one color family: use 3 to 5 colors, all shades of slate, from the palest to the deepest, and nothing else. Give each character its own shade so they stay easy to tell apart.
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Purple and Yellow Opposites
Use exactly 4 colors: a light and a dark version of both purple and yellow, so the page has depth as well as contrast. Give the characters one color and their surroundings the other.
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Meadow Ombre
Use exactly 3 colors from the Meadow palette, sorted from lightest to darkest, and let them shift gradually from one corner of the page to the opposite corner.
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Sorbet Flavor Friends
Color each character as if it were made of a flavor: strawberry, matcha, chocolate, lemon. Use exactly 4 colors from the Sorbet palette.
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Neon Blast
Go bright: use exactly 5 colors from the Neon palette at full strength, pressing firmly so every area is rich and even. Bright, flat color keeps the characters cheerful and sticker-like.
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Coral Reef Vibe
Color for a playful feeling: use exactly 4 colors from the Coral Reef palette, and for each area of the kawaii page choose whichever color feels most playful to you.
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Lavender Field Season
Bring summer to your kawaii page: use exactly 6 colors from the Lavender Field palette and color it as if you were seeing it in bright summer sunshine.
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Bubble Tea Iridescent
Make the characters look holographic by blending exactly 3 colors from the Bubble Tea palette softly into each other inside every shape. This works best with colored pencils.
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Neon Day and Night
Color one half of the page in bright daytime colors and the other half in sleepy night colors. Use exactly 6 colors from the Neon palette.
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Morning Tea All In
Use all 7 colors in the Morning Tea palette on your kawaii page, and don't give two areas that sit next to each other the same color.
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Friend's Choice Cuties
Ask someone else to choose 3 colors for you without seeing your kawaii page, then make them work.
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Coral Reef Uniform
Dress all the characters for the same party: use exactly 3 colors from the Coral Reef palette and make sure every character wears one shared accent color somewhere.
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Pastel Goth Blush
Color the characters with exactly 5 colors from the Pastel Goth palette, then give every character, and even the objects, soft blushing cheeks.
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Plushie Sticker Sheet
Leave a thick white border around every character and color the background in one bold color, so they look like stickers. Use exactly 5 colors from the Plushie palette.
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Lavender Field Slow Hour
Slow down: color your kawaii page one area at a time and finish it before moving to the next. Use exactly 5 colors from the Lavender Field palette and take a slow breath between areas.
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Ice Cream Parlor Daydream
Keep everything soft: use exactly 4 colors from the Ice Cream Parlor palette with light, even pressure, and skip heavy shading. Extra soft, extra cute.
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Pastel Rainbow Nightlight
Use exactly 4 colors from the Pastel Rainbow palette. Color the background deep and dark, then make the characters glow with the lightest ones.
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Pastel Rainbow Starter
An easy start: use exactly 2 colors from the Pastel Rainbow palette. Color the characters' bodies first with light, even pressure, then fill in cheeks, eyes and tiny accessories last.
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Kitty Colors Swap
Use exactly 3 colors from the Kitty Colors palette and alternate them so that no two neighboring areas ever share a color on a character or its surroundings.
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Retro Diner Light and Shadow
Make the characters light and the background dark, or the other way round. Use exactly 4 colors from the Retro Diner palette and push the difference as far as it will go.
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Plushie Essentials
Less is more: finish the whole kawaii page with exactly 2 colors from the Plushie palette. If you need extra tones and you're using colored pencils, layer the colors over each other instead of adding new ones.
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Galaxy Reflection
Make the colors on your kawaii page symmetrical: use exactly 2 colors from the Galaxy palette and give every area exactly the same color as its twin on the other side of the page.
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Sticker Pop Color Buddies
Give each character a single color from the Sticker Pop palette and shade it by pressing harder with pencils or adding a second layer with markers. Use exactly 5 colors.
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Bakery Chain
Choose exactly 4 colors from the Bakery palette, put them in an order you like and repeat that order from one character to the next, like a beat that never breaks.
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Pastel Goth Sprint
Set a timer for 20 minutes and color as much of the kawaii page as you can with exactly 3 colors from the Pastel Goth palette. When the timer rings, put your pencils down, finished or not.
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Tangerine Depths
Stick to one color family: use exactly 6 colors, all shades of tangerine, from the palest to the deepest, and nothing else. Give each character its own shade so they stay easy to tell apart.
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Lavender and Butter Opposites
Use exactly 2 colors: lavender and butter, two complementary colors that sit opposite each other on the color wheel. Give one of them the larger areas and let the other one pop. Give the characters one color and their surroundings the other.
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Spring Blossom Ombre
Use exactly 4 colors from the Spring Blossom palette, sorted from lightest to darkest, and let them shift gradually from one corner of the page to the opposite corner.
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Gingerbread Snack Buddies
Color each character as if it were made of a flavor: strawberry, matcha, chocolate, lemon. Use exactly 3 colors from the Gingerbread palette.
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Sunset Volume Up
Go bright: use exactly 4 colors from the Sunset palette at full strength, pressing firmly so every area is rich and even. Bright, flat color keeps the characters cheerful and sticker-like.
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Candy Shop Glow
Color for a playful feeling: use exactly 5 colors from the Candy Shop palette, and for each area of the kawaii page choose whichever color feels most playful to you.
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Lagoon Postcard
Bring summer to your kawaii page: use exactly 5 colors from the Lagoon palette and color it as if you were seeing it in bright summer sunshine.
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Ice Cream Parlor Holo
Make the characters look holographic by blending exactly 4 colors from the Ice Cream Parlor palette softly into each other inside every shape. This works best with colored pencils.
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Spring Blossom Sleepyheads
Color one half of the page in bright daytime colors and the other half in sleepy night colors. Use exactly 5 colors from the Spring Blossom palette.
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Galaxy All In
Use all 7 colors in the Galaxy palette on your kawaii page, and don't give two areas that sit next to each other the same color.
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Forgotten Colors Cuties
Use only 3 colors you almost never pick. Your kawaii page is their chance to shine.
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Alien Planet Party Outfits
Dress all the characters for the same party: use exactly 5 colors from the Alien Planet palette and make sure every character wears one shared accent color somewhere.
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Kitty Colors Shy Cheeks
Color the characters with exactly 3 colors from the Kitty Colors palette, then give every character, and even the objects, soft blushing cheeks.
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Lavender Field Sticker Sheet
Leave a thick white border around every character and color the background in one bold color, so they look like stickers. Use exactly 4 colors from the Lavender Field palette.
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Morning Tea Breather
Slow down: color your kawaii page one area at a time and finish it before moving to the next. Use exactly 4 colors from the Morning Tea palette and take a slow breath between areas.
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Pastel Rainbow Soft Focus
Keep everything soft: use 3 to 5 colors from the Pastel Rainbow palette with light, even pressure, and skip heavy shading. Extra soft, extra cute.
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Holo Shimmer Night Light
Use exactly 3 colors from the Holo Shimmer palette. Color the background deep and dark, then make the characters glow with the lightest ones.
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Sticker Pop Easy Start
An easy start: use exactly 3 colors from the Sticker Pop palette. Color the characters' bodies first with light, even pressure, then fill in cheeks, eyes and tiny accessories last.
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Bubble Tea Checkers
Use exactly 2 colors from the Bubble Tea palette and alternate them so that no two neighboring areas ever share a color on a character or its surroundings.
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Sticker Pop Silhouette
Make the characters light and the background dark, or the other way round. Use exactly 3 colors from the Sticker Pop palette and push the difference as far as it will go.
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Galaxy Minimalist
Less is more: finish the whole kawaii page with exactly 2 colors from the Galaxy palette. If you need extra tones and you're using colored pencils, layer the colors over each other instead of adding new ones.
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Sunset Mirror
Make the colors on your kawaii page symmetrical: use 3 or 4 colors from the Sunset palette and give every area exactly the same color as its twin on the other side of the page.
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Alien Planet One Each
Give each character a single color from the Alien Planet palette and shade it by pressing harder with pencils or adding a second layer with markers. Use exactly 4 colors.
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Coral Reef Chain
Choose exactly 5 colors from the Coral Reef palette, put them in an order you like and repeat that order from one character to the next, like a beat that never breaks.
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Cocoa Dash
Set a timer for 30 minutes and color as much of the kawaii page as you can with exactly 3 colors from the Cocoa palette. When the timer rings, put your pencils down, finished or not.
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Sky Blue Tones
Stick to one color family: use exactly 3 colors, all shades of sky blue, from the palest to the deepest, and nothing else. Give each character its own shade so they stay easy to tell apart.
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Indigo and Amber Face-Off
Use exactly 4 colors: a light and a dark version of both indigo and amber, so the page has depth as well as contrast. Give the characters one color and their surroundings the other.
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Morning Tea Melt
Use exactly 6 colors from the Morning Tea palette, sorted from lightest to darkest, and let them shift gradually from one corner of the page to the opposite corner.
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Bubble Tea Flavor Friends
Color each character as if it were made of a flavor: strawberry, matcha, chocolate, lemon. Use exactly 5 colors from the Bubble Tea palette.
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Fiesta Pop
Go bright: use exactly 7 colors from the Fiesta palette at full strength, pressing firmly so every area is rich and even. Bright, flat color keeps the characters cheerful and sticker-like.
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Galaxy Feeling
Color for a dreamy feeling: use exactly 3 colors from the Galaxy palette, and for each area of the kawaii page choose whichever color feels most dreamy to you.
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Coral Reef Weather
Bring summer to your kawaii page: use exactly 3 colors from the Coral Reef palette and color it as if you were seeing it in bright summer sunshine.
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Holo Shimmer Holo
Make the characters look holographic by blending exactly 5 colors from the Holo Shimmer palette softly into each other inside every shape. This works best with colored pencils.
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Kitty Colors Twilight Twins
Color one half of the page in bright daytime colors and the other half in sleepy night colors. Use exactly 4 colors from the Kitty Colors palette.
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Cocoa Grand Tour
Use all 7 colors in the Cocoa palette on your kawaii page, and don't give two areas that sit next to each other the same color.
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Room Raid Cuties
Look around the room and find 6 colors you can see right now. Match them as closely as you can and use only those on your kawaii page.
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Picnic Dress Code
Dress all the characters for the same party: use exactly 4 colors from the Picnic palette and make sure every character wears one shared accent color somewhere.
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Alien Planet Rosy
Color the characters with exactly 4 colors from the Alien Planet palette, then give every character, and even the objects, soft blushing cheeks.
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Neon Sticker Sheet
Leave a thick white border around every character and color the background in one bold color, so they look like stickers. Use exactly 3 colors from the Neon palette.
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Lagoon Slow Hour
Slow down: color your kawaii page one area at a time and finish it before moving to the next. Use exactly 3 colors from the Lagoon palette and take a slow breath between areas.
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Pastel Goth Cloud
Keep everything soft: use exactly 5 colors from the Pastel Goth palette with light, even pressure, and skip heavy shading. Extra soft, extra cute.
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Candy Shop Gentle Start
An easy start: use 2 or 3 colors from the Candy Shop palette. Color the characters' bodies first with light, even pressure, then fill in cheeks, eyes and tiny accessories last.
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Spring Blossom Flip-Flop
Use exactly 3 colors from the Spring Blossom palette and alternate them so that no two neighboring areas ever share a color on a character or its surroundings.
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Neon Silhouette
Make the characters light and the background dark, or the other way round. Use exactly 3 colors from the Neon palette and push the difference as far as it will go.
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Coral Reef Essentials
Less is more: finish the whole kawaii page with exactly 3 colors from the Coral Reef palette. If you need extra tones and you're using colored pencils, layer the colors over each other instead of adding new ones.
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Fiesta Reflection
Make the colors on your kawaii page symmetrical: use exactly 3 colors from the Fiesta palette and give every area exactly the same color as its twin on the other side of the page.
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Retro Diner Color Buddies
Give each character a single color from the Retro Diner palette and shade it by pressing harder with pencils or adding a second layer with markers. Use exactly 6 colors.
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Gingerbread Loop
Choose exactly 4 colors from the Gingerbread palette, put them in an order you like and repeat that order from one character to the next, like a beat that never breaks.
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Pastel Rainbow Quick Draw
Set a timer for 5 minutes and color as much of the kawaii page as you can with exactly 2 colors from the Pastel Rainbow palette. When the timer rings, put your pencils down, finished or not.
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Chocolate Whisper
Stick to one color family: use exactly 7 colors, all shades of chocolate, from the palest to the deepest, and nothing else. Give each character its own shade so they stay easy to tell apart.
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Pink and Mint Clash
Use exactly 3 colors: complementary pink and mint, plus white as a calm neutral to give the eye somewhere to rest. Give the characters one color and their surroundings the other.
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Sticker Pop Glide
Use 3 to 5 colors from the Sticker Pop palette, sorted from lightest to darkest, and let them shift gradually from one corner of the page to the opposite corner.
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Candy Shop Snack Buddies
Color each character as if it were made of a flavor: strawberry, matcha, chocolate, lemon. Use exactly 4 colors from the Candy Shop palette.
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Retro Diner Burst
Go bright: use exactly 6 colors from the Retro Diner palette at full strength, pressing firmly so every area is rich and even. Bright, flat color keeps the characters cheerful and sticker-like.
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Spring Blossom Feeling
Color for a romantic feeling: use 3 to 5 colors from the Spring Blossom palette, and for each area of the kawaii page choose whichever color feels most romantic to you.
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Spring Blossom Calendar
Bring spring to your kawaii page: use exactly 4 colors from the Spring Blossom palette and color it as if you were seeing it on a fresh spring morning.
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Galaxy Iridescent
Make the characters look holographic by blending exactly 3 colors from the Galaxy palette softly into each other inside every shape. This works best with colored pencils.
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Coral Reef Twilight Twins
Color one half of the page in bright daytime colors and the other half in sleepy night colors. Use exactly 6 colors from the Coral Reef palette.
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Candy Shop Full Palette
Use all 7 colors in the Candy Shop palette on your kawaii page, and don't give two areas that sit next to each other the same color.
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Dice Roll Cuties
Number your colors, roll a die 7 times (or ask someone to call out 7 numbers) and color your kawaii page with only the colors that come up.
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Gingerbread Dress Code
Dress all the characters for the same party: use exactly 3 colors from the Gingerbread palette and make sure every character wears one shared accent color somewhere.
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Sorbet Rosy
Color the characters with exactly 5 colors from the Sorbet palette, then give every character, and even the objects, soft blushing cheeks.
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Holo Shimmer Sticker Sheet
Leave a thick white border around every character and color the background in one bold color, so they look like stickers. Use exactly 5 colors from the Holo Shimmer palette.
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Sorbet Soft Focus
Keep everything soft: use exactly 4 colors from the Sorbet palette with light, even pressure, and skip heavy shading. Extra soft, extra cute.
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Pastel Goth Starter
An easy start: use exactly 2 colors from the Pastel Goth palette. Color the characters' bodies first with light, even pressure, then fill in cheeks, eyes and tiny accessories last.
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Galaxy Ping-Pong
Use exactly 2 colors from the Galaxy palette and alternate them so that no two neighboring areas ever share a color on a character or its surroundings.
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Pastel Goth Short List
Less is more: finish the whole kawaii page with exactly 2 colors from the Pastel Goth palette. If you need extra tones and you're using colored pencils, layer the colors over each other instead of adding new ones.
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Sorbet Twins
Make the colors on your kawaii page symmetrical: use exactly 4 colors from the Sorbet palette and give every area exactly the same color as its twin on the other side of the page.
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Bakery Squad
Give each character a single color from the Bakery palette and shade it by pressing harder with pencils or adding a second layer with markers. Use exactly 3 colors.
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Fiesta Loop
Choose exactly 3 colors from the Fiesta palette, put them in an order you like and repeat that order from one character to the next, like a beat that never breaks.
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Lagoon Stopwatch
Set a timer for 10 minutes and color as much of the kawaii page as you can with exactly 5 colors from the Lagoon palette. When the timer rings, put your pencils down, finished or not.
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Emerald Ladder
Stick to one color family: use exactly 4 colors, all shades of emerald, from the palest to the deepest, and nothing else. Give each character its own shade so they stay easy to tell apart.
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Navy and Gold Face-Off
Use exactly 2 colors: navy and gold, two complementary colors that sit opposite each other on the color wheel. Give one of them the larger areas and let the other one pop. Give the characters one color and their surroundings the other.
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Alien Planet Slope
Use exactly 3 colors from the Alien Planet palette, sorted from lightest to darkest, and let them shift gradually from one corner of the page to the opposite corner.
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Alien Planet Turbo
Go bright: use exactly 3 colors from the Alien Planet palette at full strength, pressing firmly so every area is rich and even. Bright, flat color keeps the characters cheerful and sticker-like.
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Holo Shimmer Feeling
Color for a dreamy feeling: use exactly 4 colors from the Holo Shimmer palette, and for each area of the kawaii page choose whichever color feels most dreamy to you.
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Pastel Goth Calendar
Bring Halloween to your kawaii page: use 4 or 5 colors from the Pastel Goth palette and color it as if you were seeing it on Halloween night.
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Plushie Holo
Make the characters look holographic by blending exactly 4 colors from the Plushie palette softly into each other inside every shape. This works best with colored pencils.
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Morning Tea Twilight Twins
Color one half of the page in bright daytime colors and the other half in sleepy night colors. Use exactly 5 colors from the Morning Tea palette.
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Meadow Grand Tour
Use all 7 colors in the Meadow palette on your kawaii page, and don't give two areas that sit next to each other the same color.
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Outfit Match Cuties
Color your kawaii page with the 2 colors closest to what you're wearing today, even if that's mostly gray.
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Bakery Uniform
Dress all the characters for the same party: use exactly 5 colors from the Bakery palette and make sure every character wears one shared accent color somewhere.
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Bakery Shy Cheeks
Color the characters with exactly 4 colors from the Bakery palette, then give every character, and even the objects, soft blushing cheeks.
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Kitty Colors Die-Cut
Leave a thick white border around every character and color the background in one bold color, so they look like stickers. Use exactly 4 colors from the Kitty Colors palette.
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Plushie Soft Focus
Keep everything soft: use 3 to 5 colors from the Plushie palette with light, even pressure, and skip heavy shading. Extra soft, extra cute.
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Picnic First Steps
An easy start: use exactly 3 colors from the Picnic palette. Color the characters' bodies first with light, even pressure, then fill in cheeks, eyes and tiny accessories last.
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Ice Cream Parlor Flip-Flop
Use exactly 3 colors from the Ice Cream Parlor palette and alternate them so that no two neighboring areas ever share a color on a character or its surroundings.
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Ice Cream Parlor Budget
Less is more: finish the whole kawaii page with exactly 2 colors from the Ice Cream Parlor palette. If you need extra tones and you're using colored pencils, layer the colors over each other instead of adding new ones.
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Meadow Twins
Make the colors on your kawaii page symmetrical: use exactly 5 colors from the Meadow palette and give every area exactly the same color as its twin on the other side of the page.
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Cocoa One Each
Give each character a single color from the Cocoa palette and shade it by pressing harder with pencils or adding a second layer with markers. Use exactly 5 colors.
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Holo Shimmer Loop
Choose exactly 6 colors from the Holo Shimmer palette, put them in an order you like and repeat that order from one character to the next, like a beat that never breaks.
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Picnic Sprint
Set a timer for 15 minutes and color as much of the kawaii page as you can with exactly 4 colors from the Picnic palette. When the timer rings, put your pencils down, finished or not.
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Leaf Green Shades
Stick to one color family: use exactly 5 colors, all shades of leaf green, from the palest to the deepest, and nothing else. Give each character its own shade so they stay easy to tell apart.
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Magenta and Lime Spark
Use exactly 4 colors: a light and a dark version of both magenta and lime, so the page has depth as well as contrast. Give the characters one color and their surroundings the other.
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Lagoon Slope
Use exactly 4 colors from the Lagoon palette, sorted from lightest to darkest, and let them shift gradually from one corner of the page to the opposite corner.
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Picnic Blast
Go bright: use exactly 5 colors from the Picnic palette at full strength, pressing firmly so every area is rich and even. Bright, flat color keeps the characters cheerful and sticker-like.
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Sunset Glow
Color for a romantic feeling: use exactly 5 colors from the Sunset palette, and for each area of the kawaii page choose whichever color feels most romantic to you.
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Sorbet Season
Bring summer to your kawaii page: use exactly 6 colors from the Sorbet palette and color it as if you were seeing it in bright summer sunshine.
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Pastel Rainbow Opal
Make the characters look holographic by blending exactly 5 colors from the Pastel Rainbow palette softly into each other inside every shape. This works best with colored pencils.
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Lagoon Sleepyheads
Color one half of the page in bright daytime colors and the other half in sleepy night colors. Use exactly 5 colors from the Lagoon palette.
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Coral Reef Grand Tour
Use all 7 colors in the Coral Reef palette on your kawaii page, and don't give two areas that sit next to each other the same color.
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Pencil Shuffle Cuties
Put all your colors in a cup, shake it and take out 2 without looking. Those are your palette for your kawaii page.
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Morning Tea Uniform
Dress all the characters for the same party: use exactly 4 colors from the Morning Tea palette and make sure every character wears one shared accent color somewhere.
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Gingerbread Blush
Color the characters with exactly 5 colors from the Gingerbread palette, then give every character, and even the objects, soft blushing cheeks.
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Picnic Sticker Sheet
Leave a thick white border around every character and color the background in one bold color, so they look like stickers. Use exactly 3 colors from the Picnic palette.
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Gingerbread Warm-Up
An easy start: use 2 or 3 colors from the Gingerbread palette. Color the characters' bodies first with light, even pressure, then fill in cheeks, eyes and tiny accessories last.
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Picnic Switch
Use exactly 2 colors from the Picnic palette and alternate them so that no two neighboring areas ever share a color on a character or its surroundings.
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Meadow Essentials
Less is more: finish the whole kawaii page with exactly 2 colors from the Meadow palette. If you need extra tones and you're using colored pencils, layer the colors over each other instead of adding new ones.
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Sticker Pop Twins
Make the colors on your kawaii page symmetrical: use exactly 2 colors from the Sticker Pop palette and give every area exactly the same color as its twin on the other side of the page.
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Sunset Squad
Give each character a single color from the Sunset palette and shade it by pressing harder with pencils or adding a second layer with markers. Use exactly 4 colors.
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Pastel Goth Loop
Choose exactly 4 colors from the Pastel Goth palette, put them in an order you like and repeat that order from one character to the next, like a beat that never breaks.
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Retro Diner Countdown
Set a timer for 5 minutes and color as much of the kawaii page as you can with exactly 2 colors from the Retro Diner palette. When the timer rings, put your pencils down, finished or not.
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Indigo Ladder
Stick to one color family: use 3 to 5 colors, all shades of indigo, from the palest to the deepest, and nothing else. Give each character its own shade so they stay easy to tell apart.
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Blue and Orange Standoff
Use exactly 2 colors: blue and orange, two complementary colors that sit opposite each other on the color wheel. Give one of them the larger areas and let the other one pop. Give the characters one color and their surroundings the other.
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Cocoa Ombre
Use exactly 6 colors from the Cocoa palette, sorted from lightest to darkest, and let them shift gradually from one corner of the page to the opposite corner.
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Cocoa Vibe
Color for a cozy feeling: use 3 to 5 colors from the Cocoa palette, and for each area of the kawaii page choose whichever color feels most cozy to you.
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Gingerbread Days
Bring winter to your kawaii page: use exactly 5 colors from the Gingerbread palette and color it as if you were seeing it on a frosty winter day.
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Sorbet Iridescent
Make the characters look holographic by blending exactly 5 colors from the Sorbet palette softly into each other inside every shape. This works best with colored pencils.
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About kawaii coloring challenges
Kawaii means cute, and kawaii coloring is all about soft pastels, rosy cheeks and happy little characters. These kawaii coloring challenges give you sweet palettes and playful ideas for cute coloring pages, from pastel rainbows to candy colors and dreamy night skies.
Small kawaii designs are perfect for short sessions, so these challenges work great with colored pencils, markers or gel pens when you only have a few minutes. Easy challenges keep things relaxing, and Hard ones are for when you want to experiment.