Let your child get creative and attach them at various angles to depict scenes from the game. This craft is always a winner with Dragon Ball Z fans! 10. Invent an Original Dragon Ball Z Scene

Color his glowing yellow spiky hair and bright aura with care as his power builds. In the distance, draw a shadowy outline of a menacing villain appearing as Goku prepares to defend the Earth! Goku is a great choice of character for this fun craft. Use four squares of stiff cardboard or Styrofoam and cut out four separate circles, each one a little smaller than the last. You’ll print out the Goku figures you want to use and color them in, then cut out the central character. To further contrast this one, we would also make the colors more bright and intense for this particular one. We hope you had a great time with some of your favorite characters as you expressed your color creativity.You’ll have to cut or copy and paste the entire illustration of your choice into a word processor document that has been oriented to landscape. This next Dragon Ball Z coloring sheet features another image from the past as we see Kid Gohan in this one. If sprayed with acrylic spray when finished, the box should last a long time! 6. Design a Color by Number Craft Print them out and have your kids color them in. Then they’ll Mod Podge the cut-outs to the inside of the phone case, colored side down (so that it faces outward). You’re going to select, copy, and paste the individual characters into a separate document (they can be all together), then digitally color them in one by one.

Here we have Gohan, another character that is prominently featured. How will you color this famous character? You’ll need either blue or orange (or both! You can make multiple bags) gift bags, which you can likely find at the dollar store for cheap or party supply stores for slightly more.Center the picture on the right-hand side, leaving about half an inch of margin on the top, bottom, and right. You’ll likely have to resize the Goku figures to be a bit smaller, so copy/paste the illustrations into a word processor document and play with the dimensions.

We’re not done with this version of Kid Gohan yet! This time we have him with a different hairstyle, and he is also looking decidedly angrier than the previous image.To make Goku doorknob hangers, you will need to print the figure(s) you want to use and have your kids color him in and cut him out. When coloring famous characters, you can either replicate their common look or create a brand new look for them, and it’s up to you to decide which approach you take. Experiment with different shades, gradients, highlights, shadows, and effects to make your coloring more realistic and dynamic. We would use some acrylic paints or colored markers for details such as his hair to make the colors brighter.