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31 Free Baddie Coloring Pages to Print

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A girl on a brick wall in a hoodie and boots with the city behind her, a hand holding a makeup palette over a set of long painted nails, chunky boots with chains lined up beside a handbag. Baddie is confidence drawn as an outfit, and these thirty-one printable baddie coloring pages are half people and half the things they carry.

Click any drawing to print it. The sheet opens in a new tab and the print dialog does the rest, with every paper size your printer offers. Prefer a batch? Tap + on each drawing you want, then print the whole pile in one go from your pile.

Every drawing is free and downloads as a 300 dpi PDF that prints on any paper size your printer takes, US Letter and A4 included. No account, no email address, no watermark. These are aimed at teenagers and adults rather than small children: the cute baddie coloring pages here have small shapes in them, and a fine pen gets more out of them than a crayon.

What you will find on this page

Sixteen sheets have a person in them, and fifteen do not. That split is worth knowing before you print. The portraits are girls and young women posing: arms crossed in a living room full of plants, taking a selfie on a patterned rug, holding a boombox in a bucket hat, three of them standing in a subway car looking entirely unimpressed.

The rest is objects, and the objects are the point as much as the outfits. Sunglasses, hoop earrings, a lipstick. A purse with a lion charm. A phone ringed with pens. Keys hanging off a wallet.

Hair, and what to do with it

The portraits cover braids, buns, long straight hair, a high ponytail and tight curls under a backpack strap. Hair is the first decision on every one of these sheets and the one that changes the drawing most, which is why it is drawn in sections rather than as a single mass.

Nails, and why they are the hardest sheet here

Two drawings are nothing but hands: one holding a makeup palette, one reaching toward a mirror. The nails on them are drawn long, with a separate pattern inside each one, so a single hand is fifteen or twenty small areas. They are the slowest sheets on this page and the ones to hand somebody who wants to be occupied for an hour.

Outfits and accessories

The accessory sheets are flat lays: a handbag, a perfume bottle, a necklace and hair clips scattered on a plain background, or a stack of shoe boxes with a sneaker on top. There is a cat in sunglasses and a leopard print bandana, sitting between two magazines, which is the one sheet here that is a joke.

Where the mood carries on

The quieter end of the same idea is on the cozy coloring pages, and if what you want is the color rather than the outfit, the rainbow coloring pages are the place.

What to do with them once they are colored

Color the flat lays on one sheet and cut the pieces out. The handbag, the sunglasses and the earrings become stickers for a notebook or a phone case, which is what most of these end up as anyway.

The portraits work as a set. Print four, color each one with a different palette, and put them up together: the drawings are similar enough in style that the difference reads as a deliberate choice rather than an accident.

Printing your baddie coloring pages

Are these baddie coloring pages free?

Yes. Open the PDF and print it. No account to make, no email address to hand over, nothing written across the drawing, and no limit on copies.

What does baddie mean here?

A look, not a character. Confident posing, bold accessories, long nails, hoops, chains, bucket hats, a city in the background. Nothing on this page is scary or a villain, which is the other thing the word sometimes means.

Are these for kids?

Older ones. There is nothing here a child should not see, but the shapes are small and the appeal is fashion, so these land with about ten and up. Younger children get more out of the animal collections.

Which ones are easiest?

The single objects. The lipstick and sunglasses sheet, the purse with the lion charm, the sneakers. Each is a handful of large closed shapes. The two hand studies and the flat lay of scattered accessories are the ones to avoid if you want something quick.

What paper size should I print on?

Any that your printer takes. More settings in the print dialog lists them, US Letter at 8.5 by 11 inches and A4 at 210 by 297 millimeters included, and the sheet is laid out at 300 dpi for whichever you pick. These have small detail, so bigger is better here.

What should I color these with?

Fineliners or thin markers for the nails and the accessories, colored pencils for the outfits and hair. A fat crayon rides straight over the small shapes that make these drawings worth printing.

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