Free Gwendolin Coloring Pages: 20 printable PDF designs of the fire-themed hero from Bloons TD 6. Each page can be downloaded as a PDF to print or colored online in the browser.
Gwendolin was one of the four original heroes released with Bloons TD 6 by Ninja Kiwi, alongside Quincy, Striker Jones, and Obyn Greenfoot, and she unlocks once a player reaches experience level 14. She fights using a flamethrower-style “pyro gun” and a set of fire-based abilities, including Cocktail of Fire and Firestorm, both of which spread flame across the battlefield to deal damage over time. Her design leans into that fire theme visually: cartoonish, flame-shaped hair in pink, red, and yellow, and a red bandanna. In the game’s lore, all of its playable heroes and towers are referred to as “monkeys,” even though most, including Gwendolin, are drawn as ordinary human characters rather than literal monkeys. These are fan-made designs and are not affiliated with, licensed by, or endorsed by Ninja Kiwi.
Nearly all 20 pages in this set present Gwendolin as a solo character portrait in a fairly consistent style, with only small differences in line detail and pose between most of them. A couple of pages stand out more clearly: one is labeled as fan art rather than a standard portrait, and another leans into a rounder, simplified style built for younger colorers.
What Is Inside This Collection
Classic Character Portraits
The majority of the 20 pages show Gwendolin as a solo figure in a fairly consistent line-art style, distinguished mainly by pose and level of detail rather than by different scenes or outfits. Color suggestion: keep her signature fire-colored hair and red bandanna consistent across every portrait so the set reads as one character rather than several different designs.
Fan Art and Simplified Styles
A couple of pages break from the standard portrait format: one is explicitly labeled as fan-made artwork with a slightly different linework style, and another uses simplified, rounder shapes built for younger children just starting to color. Color suggestion: the simplified page works well with flat, bold color blocks, while the fanart style rewards a bit more shading detail in the hair and flame effects.
What Gwendolin Coloring Pages Do
A character built around a single strong visual theme. Because Gwendolin’s entire design centers on fire, from her hair to her weapon effects, coloring her pages gives kids repeated practice blending warm colors, moving from yellow to orange to red in a single connected shape.
Fine motor practice with flame details. The American Academy of Pediatrics identifies fine motor skill development as a core benefit of structured coloring for children ages 2 through 7, and the layered, flame-shaped sections of Gwendolin’s hair give more varied practice than a plain, single-color hairstyle would.
An outlet for fans of the source game. For older kids and teens who already know Gwendolin from Bloons TD 6, coloring offers a lower-intensity way to spend time with a favorite character’s design without needing to open the game itself.
A calm, focused activity. Research published in the Art Therapy Journal in 2005 found that structured coloring sessions were associated with a measurable reduction in reported anxiety. Because these pages isolate the character’s design rather than any in-game battle scene, the activity itself stays calm regardless of the character’s fiery theme.
How to Color Gwendolin Pages Well
- Hair: Blend Crayola Scarlet, Crayola Orange, and Crayola Yellow together in the flame-shaped sections to capture the layered fire effect, keeping the brightest yellow near the tips.
- Bandanna: Use Crayola Red for the bandanna, with a slightly darker Crayola Mahogany in the folds to add shape.
- Skin: A warm, even tone, such as Crayola Sepia or Tan, works well as a base for most of the portraits.
- Flame effects: Where a page shows fire around her weapon or hands, blend Crayola Yellow Orange into Crayola Red Orange rather than using a single flat orange, since real flame has more than one tone.
- Clothing: Darker, practical tones like Crayola Black or Sepia for the main outfit help the bright hair and flame effects stand out as the focal point of the page.
- Fanart style page: This page suits a slightly bolder color approach than the standard portraits, since the different linework already signals a more stylized, less uniform design.
5 Creative Craft Ideas With Gwendolin Coloring Pages
1. Character Bookmark
Color a favorite portrait, trim it to a narrow strip, and cover it with clear tape or a laminate sheet to make a simple, durable bookmark.
2. Fire-Effect Poster
Color two or three of the portraits, arrange them on a large sheet of poster board, and add extra hand-drawn flame shapes around the edges to extend the fire theme across the whole display.
3. Custom Puzzle
Color one page, glue it to a piece of cardboard for durability, and cut it into irregular puzzle pieces sized to the colorer’s age, more pieces for older kids, and fewer, larger pieces for younger ones.
4. Hero Trading Card
Color one portrait, trim it to a small rectangle, and mount it on cardstock with a short handwritten blurb about her fire-based abilities to make a simple trading card.
5. Story Card Sequence
Color three or four portraits in a row and write one sentence under each describing a short, made-up adventure, turning the set into a simple picture story.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are Gwendolin coloring pages?
Free printable designs of Gwendolin, a fire-themed hero character from the tower defense game Bloons TD 6. This collection has 20 pages available as PDF downloads or online coloring, with no account required.
Who is Gwendolin?
Gwendolin is one of the four original heroes released with Bloons TD 6, known for her flamethrower-style weapon and fire-based special abilities.
What game does Gwendolin come from?
Gwendolin comes from Bloons TD 6, a tower defense game developed by Ninja Kiwi, where she unlocks once a player reaches experience level 14.
What are Gwendolin’s abilities in Bloons TD6?
Her main abilities include Cocktail of Fire and Firestorm, both of which spread flame across the game board to damage enemies over time, alongside passive buffs for nearby towers.
Are these official Ninja Kiwi coloring pages?
No. These are fan-made coloring designs for personal use and are not affiliated with, licensed by, or endorsed by Ninja Kiwi or the Bloons franchise.
What colors are used in Gwendolin’s design?
Her signature look centers on flame-colored hair in pink, red, and yellow, paired with a red bandanna and practical, darker-toned clothing.
What age group are these pages best suited for?
The simplified page suits younger children just starting to color, while the more detailed standard portraits and fanart style page work better for children five and up who already enjoy the character.
What does “fanart” mean on one of the pages?
One page in this set is labeled as fan-made artwork with a distinct linework style from the rest of the collection, reflecting how fans of the game often reinterpret the character.
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