Leaning on a cassette player, music notes rising above it.
Hello Kitty with a cassette player coloring page
About this Hello Kitty with a cassette player coloring page
A boxy tape player with two round speakers, a cassette visible through the window and a row of buttons underneath. Music notes float above it.
How to color Hello Kitty with a cassette player
- Colour the body in a silver grey, the largest area on the page.
- charcoal Give the speaker circles a darker grey so they read as mesh.
- Pick out the buttons and the tape spools in orange.
Retro electronics were silver, black and orange. Sticking to that trio dates the drawing on purpose, which is the point of it.
Things to know about Hello Kitty with a cassette player
- The compact cassette was introduced by Philips in 1963 and was meant for dictation, not music.
- A standard C60 tape held thirty minutes a side, which is why so many homemade compilations run to exactly that length.
What colors look retro?
Silver grey, charcoal and burnt orange. Those three carried most consumer electronics through the seventies and eighties, and they still read that way instantly.