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KAWS coloring pages

Browse KAWS coloring pages featuring the Companion, cute chibi designs, familiar cartoon figures, and scenes with shirts, sportswear, and flowers. Every page is free, and you don’t need an account. Open a drawing as a PDF ready to print, with simple choices for young children and more detailed designs for longer coloring sessions.

Free printable KAWS coloring pages

The gallery moves from rounded, simple Companion outlines to busy scenes with clothing, characters, and decorative backgrounds. Choose a small, open drawing for a quick activity, or settle in with a dissected figure, a basketball court, or a field of retro flowers.

Reading the dissected Companion designs

Several drawings show a dissected Companion, with stylized inner forms placed alongside the figure’s familiar rounded body and X-shaped eyes. Treat those shapes as part of an artistic design rather than a biology diagram; the contrast between the outer silhouette and inner details is what makes the image interesting to color.

Look for repeated visual cues such as the Companion’s gloved hands, long ears, and crossed eyes. In a scene with a shirt or jersey, those details help the figure remain recognizable even when you choose an unusual palette.

Cute KAWS coloring pages

The cute group includes a Pikachu-inspired Companion and two chibi designs. Their compact proportions and broad areas make them easy to approach, while the small faces give children a chance to add expression with a few well-chosen colors.

A simple Companion wearing a shirt keeps the focus on its outline and clothing. For a shared activity, invite your child to choose a shirt color first, then decide whether the ears and gloves should match or stand out.

Choose a page by age and coloring level

Age is only a guide: interest and patience matter just as much. For a three-year-old, start with a large outline and a few clear areas; a seven-year-old may enjoy adding clothing patterns or a background. Older children and adults can take on fine lines and layered scenes.

Easy KAWS coloring pages for kids

The chibi Companion and simple shirt design suit preschoolers who are still practicing how to stay within an outline. The Pikachu-inspired figure is another approachable choice, with a familiar face and open spaces for crayons. These designs also work well when you want a short, low-pressure coloring break.

Detailed KAWS coloring pages for adults

For a longer session, try a dissected Companion with hippie elements or retro flowers in the background. The BAPE shirt, Supreme sweater, and Air Jordan designs give clothing and footwear extra areas to shade; the basketball-court scene has a fuller setting to work through. A seated figure, a child sleeping between Companion and Chum, or a scene with several familiar figures offers more shapes and details to follow.

Some pages bring together KAWS with Astro Boy, Elmo, or Pinocchio, while another uses a Simpsons theme. Their different outlines make it fun to give each figure a separate palette. You can also browse Elmo coloring pages for more familiar scenes with Elmo.

Color ideas for Companion, jerseys, and flowers

There is no single required palette for these drawings, so begin with colors that suit the scene. Pikachu-inspired details can be yellow, while Lakers-inspired sportswear suggests purple and gold. A Supreme sweater or BAPE shirt can be bright and graphic, or you can keep the clothing muted so the figure stands out.

For the hippie designs, try warm orange, pink, and yellow flowers against green leaves. With a dissected figure, use one color family for the body and a contrasting shade for the inner shapes, making the layered design easier to read.

Print KAWS coloring pages as PDFs

Choose “Open the PDF” to view a drawing before printing, or “Print” to send it directly to a printer, including from a phone. Use the fit-to-page setting if the edges look close to the paper margins. Colored pencils suit the smaller details, while thicker paper can help if you plan to use markers.