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International Women’s Day reminds us of the importance of equality and the right of every person to decide their future without barriers or limitations. In this drawing, a girl asserts with a determined expression that no one will decide her future for her: “When I grow up, I’m going to be… whatever I want!” Through art and color, this drawing invites us to reflect on the freedom of choice and the empowerment of girls.

Coloring Drawing for International Women’s Day

Format: A4 21x29,7 cm
Difficulty: Easy
Categories: Educational
Tags:

girl woman

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The drawing is a powerful tool for conveying ideas and values. In this case, we face a simple yet meaningful image. The girl has large expressive eyes and a firm posture, demonstrating confidence in herself. She is a symbol of all the girls who deserve to grow up without fear of dreaming big.

The message written at the top is a declaration of intent. It is a statement that challenges stereotypes and promotes equal opportunities. This drawing offers a space for dialogue, allowing children to reflect on their own aspirations and the importance of everyone, regardless of gender, having the same opportunities to choose their path.

With this coloring activity, we can question the norms imposed by society on gender roles. Why are some professions seen as “for men” and others “for women”? Why have girls’ aspirations been limited for so long? Questions like these can open conversations at home or in school, raising awareness from childhood.

How to bring the drawing to life with color

Art has the power to highlight the emotion and intention of an image. In this case, the way the drawing is colored can influence how its message is perceived.

Expression and gaze: The eyes are the focal point of the illustration. To give them more depth, different layers of color can be used. If a base color (brown, green, blue, gray) is chosen, darker shadows can be added around the iris and lighter reflections on the top to create a shiny effect.
Skin and shadows: The skin can be colored with warm and natural tones, adding soft shadows on the neck, cheeks, and around the eyes to give volume. A bit of blush on the cheeks will add warmth and vitality.
Hair: This drawing features hair with many loose lines that add dynamism. To highlight the texture, several shades of the same color can be used, applying a base tone and adding lights and shadows with soft strokes in the direction of the hair.
Clothing: The dress is an important area to play with the character’s expression and the day in question. Purple is the color associated with International Women’s Day. Details like patterns or gradients can also be included to enrich the composition.
Background and message: To reinforce the impact of the message, the background can be colored with a gradient or symbolic elements like stars, rainbows, or silhouettes of women in different professions. The text can also be decorated with vibrant colors or shine effects to highlight the phrase and make it more inspiring.

Want to know why purple is the representative color of International Women’s Day? Click here.