ALLOSAURUS VS STEGOSAURUS #15
Two dinosaurs stand face to face at the centre of the picture: on the left, an Allosaurus reared up on its hind legs, one arm bent, tail stretched out behind it, jaws open in a smile; on the right, a Stegosaurus on all fours, head lowered toward it, the pointed plates along its back clearly outlined. Between them, a small volcano puffs out a round cloud of smoke. Palm trees frame the scene on both sides, ferns grow at their feet, and two piles of rounded rocks sit in the front corners of this coloring page. The outline is thick and even. Large open areas — trunks, palm fronds, the volcano's cone — fill in quickly, while the round spots covering both bodies and the plates on the Stegosaurus's back call for a steadier hand. This printable coloring page suits a child just starting out, good for a session of about twenty to thirty minutes. Giving each dinosaur its own background colour makes the two species easy to tell apart at a glance; setting the spots and the plates apart in their own shade keeps the scene from blurring together. This dino prints well on heavier paper, A4, 100 to 120 gsm, so markers won't bleed through the sheet.
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