Close portraits and pages with Boruto and Naruto show the Boruto: Naruto Next Generations character across 36 printable designs, forming the Kawaki coloring pages.
What’s Inside This Collection
Close-Up Portraits
Fourteen pages are close portraits of Kawaki’s face and shoulders, from calm expressions to a grin and an angry look.
Full and Half-Body Poses
Twelve pages show more of the character, including standing full-body designs, a page titled Kawaki With Karma, and poses with hand signs.
Adult Kawaki
One page shows Adult Kawaki, an older look for the character.
Kawaki and Boruto
Five pages pair Kawaki with Boruto, including a Kawaki vs Boruto page where the two face off.
Kawaki With Family and Friends
Four pages pair Kawaki with Sarada, Kagura, Himawari, and Naruto, with one page each.
What Kawaki Coloring Pages Do
Stronger fine motor control stands as a chief benefit of structured coloring for children from 2 through 7, in the words of the American Academy of Pediatrics. Kawaki appeals to older fans, though the hand control benefit holds, and the large close portraits give plenty of room for shading.
Sessions of structured coloring brought about measurably lower anxiety, as reported in the Art Therapy Journal in 2005. Clean lines on the character portraits put the colorist in no hurry at all.
Kawaki is a character from Boruto: Naruto Next Generations, the sequel to Naruto, and he is taken in by Naruto Uzumaki’s family; Karma is the black seal he carries, which can spread across his arm and face.
How to Color Kawaki Pages Well
- Karma marks: fill the Karma marks with solid black or very dark gray so they stand out on the skin.
- Close-ups: add a slightly darker skin tone under the chin and around the collar to give the face depth.
- Coat and collar: pick one main color for the high-collared coat and a darker shade of it for the folds.
- Thin-lined pages: a few pages have light, thin lines, so sharp colored pencils or fine markers work better than thick crayons.
- Pairs: give each character a distinct color palette so the two figures are easy to tell apart.
5 Creative Craft Ideas With Kawaki Coloring Pages
1. Character Poster
For the Character Poster, color one of the close portraits and tape it to a door or wall as one big display.
2. Rival Pair Frame
Choose the Kawaki and Boruto page for the Rival Pair Frame, color them, and keep the picture safe in a frame on a desk or wall.
3. Anime Bookmark
Color a tall standing page, mark a thin column and trim it neatly with scissors, and glue a loop of string to the top and let it dry.
4. Notebook Cover
Color a close portrait, cover it with clear contact paper, and use it as a decorative notebook cover.
5. Kawaki Greeting Card
Start the Fan Greeting Card by coloring a portrait, glue the picture in the center of a folded sheet, and save the blank half for your own words for a friend who follows the series.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the adult Kawaki page included in the free downloads?
Yes, the adult Kawaki page and the other 35 pages are all free to save as PDFs, without any sign-up.
Can the five Boruto pages be finished online?
Yes, the five Boruto pages load on screen; a laptop replaces the printer for that.
How would Kawaki be introduced to someone new?
Kawaki is a character from Boruto: Naruto Next Generations, the sequel series to Naruto, and he is taken in by Naruto Uzumaki’s family.
What is Karma?
Karma is the black seal Kawaki carries, which can spread across his arm and face, and one page here is titled Kawaki With Karma.
Is there an adult Kawaki page?
Yes, one page shows Adult Kawaki, an older look for the character.
How many pages show Kawaki with Boruto?
Five pages pair the two, including one titled Kawaki vs Boruto.
Which characters share a page with Kawaki?
Boruto, Sarada, Kagura, Himawari, and Naruto each appear alongside him on at least one page.
Which uses are there for a finished Kawaki page?
Colored Kawaki artwork is ready to become the Fan Greeting Card activity as well as the Character Poster project and the Rival Pair Frame idea, while the Notebook Cover activity and the Anime Bookmark option round out the list.
Close portraits and Boruto rivalry pages are both covered. These 36 pages are free of charge, with or without a printer. Whatever gets colored here can go to Pinterest boards or Facebook feeds in a single click.
